Facebook Etiquette: 10 Rules for Better Socializing
What's okay on Facebook? On sites like MySpace, anything goes (or seems to), but the rules of etiquette on Facebook seem to be a little more refined--not a lot, mind you, but a little. Keep these tips in mind, whether you're making your first friend or your 1000th.
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E-Mail Etiquette: Tips for Home and Work
The rules for handling e-mail messages properly and considerately may be old hat to you, but it doesn't hurt to examine some of the newer and lesser-known tenets of polite e-mailing.
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Mass Effect 2's producer talks about the game
BioWare's Xbox 360 and Windows interactive space opera Mass Effect 2 is still half a year away, but for lead producer Casey Hudson it's happening right now. Busy as he is, I managed to grab him away from dotting i's and crossing t's as his team moves into the sequel's final feature beats to make its planned early 2010 debut.
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Apple: Jailbreaking iPhones could knock out transmission towers
Apple has told the U.S. Copyright Office that modifying the iPhone's operating system could crash a mobile phone network's transmission towers or allow people to avoid paying for phone calls.
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Microsoft, Yahoo deal was a long time in the making
The road leading to the search deal between Microsoft and Yahoo has been long.
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Update: Microsoft signs search deal with Yahoo
Microsoft's Bing search engine will power Yahoo's search site, and Yahoo will sell premium search advertising services for both companies, the two companies announced Wednesday.
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With fair-use defense rejected, RIAA music piracy trial could end with big fine
A pre-trial decision by the judge in an RIAA anti-piracy case in Boston could allow the defendant, Joel Tenenbaum, to get hit with a hefty fine if he's convicted of copyright infringement.
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Microsoft signs search deal with Yahoo
Microsoft's Bing search engine will power Yahoo's search site, and Yahoo will sell premium search advertising services for both companies, they announced Wednesday.
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Extra '&' in Microsoft development code gave hackers IE exploit
Microsoft on Tuesday confirmed that a single superfluous character in its own development code is responsible for the bug that has let hackers exploit Internet Explorer (IE) since early July.
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IBM adds replication to de-duplication
IBM announced new asynchronous remote replication capabilities for its ProtecTIER virtual tape library and ProtecTIER deduplication appliance.
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