Archive for the ‘Tech News’ Category

ATandT Losing Exclusive iPhone Rights this Week?

Monday, January 25th, 2010
ATandT Losing Exclusive iPhone Rights this Week?

AT T may lose its exclusive rights to the iPhone on Jan.

Juniper, Polycom Look to Ease Cost of Video Collaboration

Monday, January 25th, 2010
Juniper, Polycom Look to Ease Cost of Video Collaboration

Juniper and Polycom are partnering to develop a solution that will enable service providers to offer video services over a converged network, a move that company officials say will save capital and operating costs. The new solutions will be available midyear. The move comes as the video collaboration space heats up, with Ciscos aggressive moves in the market and as other vendors, such as Logitech, look to gain traction.

China Denies Link to Cyber Attacks

Monday, January 25th, 2010
China Denies Link to Cyber Attacks

The Chinese government has denied any involvement in cyber-attacks, rebuking accusations made linking the government to attacks on Google and 30 other companies.

Acer Preparing E-Reader, App Store, Google Chrome Netbook

Monday, January 25th, 2010
Acer Preparing E-Reader, App Store, Google Chrome Netbook

Acer has a busy year ahead of it, as an executive has told Bloomberg that the PC maker plans to launch a mobile application store, its own e-reader and a netbook running Googles Chrome. Acer is reportedly looking to boost its income by 3 percent during the next two years.

Bredolab, Spam and the CAPTCHA-Cracking Biz

Monday, January 25th, 2010
Bredolab, Spam and the CAPTCHA-Cracking Biz

Meet Bredolab. Bredolab represents what Fortinet calls a simplified botnet a loader that simply connects to a remote server to report and receive files to download and execute. Fortinet has linked Bredolab to an innovative new spam engine called Webwail as well as an uptick in the growth of attacker services focused on cracking CAPTCHAs.