Saturday, January 12, 2008
Torrentspy In Danger
The site indexing files BitTorrent, TorrentSpy is obviously far from having settled its conflict with the law. After being threatened for the first time following a complaint by the MPAA, TorrentSpy is again pointed by American justice.
In response claims from the MPAA, the judge Florence-Marie Cooper California court has found TorrentSpy guilty. However [...]
Wednesday, December 5, 2007
Mozilla answer Microsofts accusations that Firefox is less secure then Internet Explorer.
Earlier we told you about a test done by Jeff Jones from Microsoft, where he said IE are a more secure web browser then Firefox. Here are the reactions from Mozillas side.
Mike Shave from Mozilla answers him in [...]
Tuesday, December 4, 2007
Microsoft has released SP3 but unfortunately not for everyone!
Service Pack 3 for windows XP got over 1000 new security updates and the pack will be on 370 MB. The company NeoSmart Technologies and other sources, SP3 will get many new functions we already see in Vista.
Here are some of the Vista technologies [...]
Final version done in 1 year!
Microsoft has released a new test version of Windows Live Messenger 9
Microsoft is now working on Windows Live Messenger 9.0. Microsoft will use a new program editor that makes it possible for developer from third party companies to make their own programs for Live [...]
The previous version was too unstable!
Mozilla has already made a new Firefox-version just a few days after the previous one.
There have been major problems with the 2.0.0.10 version of Firefox, especially with the HTML element Canvas, and a few addons. This is why Mozilla had to make Firefox 2.0.0.11 – [...]
These days there are a lot of discussions about Google Pagerank™, its effects on ranking and the ways to increase it in most of webmaster forums. There are some people saying it has nothing to do with ranking while some others believe that it highly affects the search result and point it as an important [...]
Easily accessible content, hugeness of internet and Uninformed webmasters make the field ready for online copyright violators to steal and take advantage of hard gained uniquely created content of other’s website for their own evil purpose without spending any time and money.
Copyright Violation (sometimes is referred as Plagiarism) is one of the biggest problems of [...]
AT&T Inc. working with Hollywood studios and Recording companies, is looking for ways to detect and control, sharing and distribution of illegally copied movies and musics on their network.
This effort has already raised the voice of privacy advocates as in general, this technology may require detailed monitoring of user’s online activity such as the websites [...]
After the headache of dealing with Viacom Inc. YouTube, in partnership with Time Warner and Disney, is looking to develop a new video recognition system to stop or at least control posting of copyright contents.
They’ve already implemented an audio recognition system but what algorithm they may use for video recognition, is going to be really interesting.
Let’s wait and [...]
Well, today I was almost shocked when I double clicked on the tiny little icon on task bar indicating available updates, to let them be installed.
For sure, available updates were not surprising for me since usually there are 1 or 2 minor low risk or recommended updates but this time, there was something wrong.
6 [...]
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