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Because data protection is very important for consumers, many companies are working on technology that would prevent that information from leaking out. Intel is one company that is working with this effort. Although details are scarce, reports say that Intel plans to release anti-theft technology for laptops during the fourth quarter of this year.
Dadi Perlmutter, the Executive Vice President and General Manager of Intel’s Mobility Group, says that in the case of a theft, the Intel Anti-Theft Technology (ATT) will “basically lock the system, lock the disk, so people cannot be maliciously using and getting the data.”
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Posted by TheCredence on Friday, April 4th, 2008
Adobe Systems Inc. launched a free online version of the popular photo-editing software Photoshop. Photoshop Express, as it’s being called, will be completely Web-based and accessible with any type of computer, operating system, and browser.
An analyst at Jon Peddie Research said that because Web-based software has become so popular, Adobe knew it had to respond before it fell behind the other software developers.
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Posted by TheCredence on Thursday, March 27th, 2008
It’s official. Verizon won the valuable C-block 700 MHz spectrum. So, what’s next?
Groups such as Public Knowledge and Educause, and many others are skeptical about what will happen now. Gigi Sohn, Public Knowledge President and Co-Founder, said:
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Posted by TheCredence on Friday, March 21st, 2008
While Google has not yet released its Google Android or even its sales predictions for devices based on its mobile operating system, still a Google executive has already given the product an expectation to live up to.
After speaking at the Emerging Communications Conference in the Silican Valley, Rich Miner, Google’s Group Manager for Mobile Platforms, said Android-based sales devices would exceed that of sales of Apple’s iPhone.
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Posted by TheCredence on Friday, March 14th, 2008
Today CBS Radio announced that it would combine its more than 140 online radio stations with AOL’s more than 200 radio stations. CBS is a division of CBS Corporation and AOL is part of Time Warner Inc.
CBS Radio is the second largest radio group in the country. This deal will provide news, sports, and music programming from big CBS stations to AOL, which includes WFAN-FM and 1010 WINS in New York and KROQ in Los Angeles.
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Posted by TheCredence on Friday, March 7th, 2008
