epbyte.com - News Feeds

It’s been a while

Projects we’ve been working on:
http://avocadoan.com
IE 6 and below problems solved…

Thanks to webdata over at the Joomla forum, you can...
eptakeover.com released…

eptakeover.com has been released. This is a forum...
Working on a problem with IE 6 and below…

If you’re viewing with these older browsers, please be advised...
A video of a drive from West El Paso to...

I was leaving a family function today from West El...

Home

News Feeds

F8: Facebook Is The Portal 2.0
BusinessWeek - 46 minutes ago
When Facebook announced plans to make their social network portable, I envisioned some sort of toolbar sitting in the corner of my browser, alerting me to friend updates.
Facebook to help some programmers, punish others The Associated Press
Facebook retools for growth spurt San Francisco Chronicle
New York Times - PC World - Reuters - eWeek
all 164 news articles

No Cloaks, No Daggers, Just the Mayor
New York Times - 2 hours ago
By JESSE MCKINLEY SAN FRANCISCO - To the ever-expanding résumé of Gavin Newsom - San Francisco mayor, California hopeful for governor, Montana-bound groom - one may now add this: code-breaker.
Employee hands over passwords to hijacked San Francisco computer ... BetaNews
SF 'Network Hijacker' Has Bail Plea Rejected CRN
Computerworld - Register - eFluxMedia - The Associated Press
all 309 news articles

Google Launches Online-Publishing Service, a Potential Wikipedia Rival
Wall Street Journal - 1 hour ago
By JESSICA E. VASCELLARO Google Inc. has launched an online-publishing service that is a potential competitor to Wikipedia. Google on Wednesday took the wrappings off its previously announced publishing-and-reference service called Knol, which allows ...
Like Wikipedia but for Cash: Google's Knol PC World
Google launches Knol - a wiki with bylines Reuters
Techtree.com - Washington Post - PC Magazine - New York Times
all 183 news articles

Microsoft refunding gamers, Games for Windows Live goes free
Ars Technica - 6 hours ago
By Frank Caron | Published: July 23, 2008 - 07:06PM CT PC gaming wasn't a huge factor at this year's E3, but it seems that Microsoft was merely biding its time before making its big moves to try and perk up the waning PC gaming market.
Microsoft Drops Player Fees On Games For Windows Live InformationWeek
Microsoft?s Xbox LIVE: Promising Future For Game Developers eFluxMedia
GameSpot - ZDNet - Gamasutra - PC World
all 309 news articles

Intel launches new Tolapai system-on-a-chip design
Ars Technica - 2 hours ago
By Joel Hruska | Published: July 23, 2008 - 11:01PM CT Intel launched its new embedded x86 system-on-a-chip (SoC) today, and in doing so, moved a small step closer toward eventually competing head-to-head with ARM.
Intel Takes on Embedded Market With Atom Chip PC World
Shrinking the CPU platform: Intel goes after SoC opportunity TG Daily
CNET News - VentureBeat - EDN.com - HEXUS
all 9 news articles

Growing Pains Hinder Apple's New MobileMe Service
Washington Post - 5 hours ago
By Rob Pegoraro If you want to use the same contact list and calendar on every computer you might sit in front of, there's a simple, reliable and cheap way to do so: Carry around a paper organizer.
Apple: MobileMe email down for 5 days, no MacNN
Apple's MobileMe Problems Mount PC Magazine
Macworld - Computerworld - CNET News
all 74 news articles

Woman Accused in MySpace Suicide Case Seeks to Have All Charges ...
Washington Post - 4 hours ago
By Peter Whoriskey The lawyer for a Missouri mother accused of creating a fake MySpace page to harass a 13-year-old girl is arguing that charges should be tossed out of court because if she is guilty, then so are millions of Internet users every day.
Defense asks for dismissal of MySpace case CNET News
Defense asks for dismissal in MySpace hoax case Los Angeles Times
San Francisco Chronicle - San Jose Mercury News - Wall Street Journal Blogs - South County Journal
all 47 news articles

COPA suffers another blow - ZDNet

COPA suffers another blow
ZDNet - 1 hour ago
InformationWeek is reporting on the latest blow to the Child Online Protection Act, or COPA. COPA imposes heavy fines on libraries and schools (among other institutions) that fail to prevent children from ?content harmful to minors.
US Court Calls COPA Unconstitutional, Again InformationWeek
COPA Child-Protection Act Is Struck Down PC Magazine
CNET News - ABC News - DailyTech - New York Times
all 291 news articles

CE Giants Back Amimon's Wireless HDTV Tech
PC Magazine - 9 hours ago
by Mark Hachman Four top consumer-electronic companies are backing a wireless multimedia CE interface developed by Amimon, by forming a special interest group devoted to the technology.
Sony, Samsung Look To Upgrade HD Television CRN
CE Makers: What the World Needs Now Is Another Wireless HD Standard TechNewsWorld
BetaNews - CNET News - VNUNet.com - Ars Technica
all 363 news articles

Shhh. We have a product but it?sa mystery.
TG Daily - 1 hour ago
By Christian Ziberg If you took the time to listen through Apple's hour-long Monday quarterly conference call recording, you were a little bored with life, and you probably overheard finance chief Peter Oppenheimer dropping a hint about "a key product ...
The Mac keeps driving Apple Macworld
Apple 'Product Transition' Chatter Sparks Web Speculation InformationWeek
Computerworld - ZDNet Blogs - Ars Technica - BusinessWeek
all 55 news articles