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• Massive Computer Upgrade Underway for Singapore's Gov't A massive upgrade to computers and networks used by government agencies in Singapore is moving ahead on schedule.
• India's Rural Mobile Phone Users Hit 100 Million India's rural mobile users crossed 100 million [m] in March, as overall market continues to boom
• UK, Not North Korea, Source of DDOS Attacks, Researcher Says The U.K. was the likely source of a series of attacks last week that took down popular Web sites in the U.S. and South Korea, a security company said Tuesday.
• Sobees - Silverlight 3 Web Twitter and Facebook App Social networking app by Sobees brings the polish of their bDule desktop client to the web, if you have a PC or Mac with Silverlight 3 installed.
• Netbook Shipments to Double This Year, Research Says Netbook shipments could double this year, while mainstream laptop shipments are expected to remain flat, according to DisplaySearch.
• Hello, Gorgeous! 15 of the Greatest Tech Designs Ever Drool over these beautiful Blu-ray players, great gaming PCs, superb storage devices, celebrated cell phones, and many more innovative technology designs.
• Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W290 A wide-angle lens, big LCD, and good battery life complement the Cyber-shot DSC-W290's unique in-camera features.
• Windows 7 isn't on Most Tech Professionals' Wish Lists A majority of IT execs have no plans for Windows 7, survey finds.
• AT&T; to Sell Nokia Surge The Nokia Surge smartphone with video share will go on sale July 19 for $80 after rebate.
• WiMax Growth Slowing Amid Recession WiMax subscriber growth slowed in the first quarter of this year, partly hurt by the recession, an analyst survey showed.
• Canon PowerShot SD780 IS The great-looking SD780 IS is no superficial beauty; it has the features and performance to match its stunning aesthetics.
• Create Handsome FLV Files--For Free--With Riva FLV Encoder This free FLV encoder works well, but it won't output widescreen.
• Dell Says Demand for Products Is Stabilizing Dell said that demand for its products has stabilized, and that it expects a sequential revenue increase during Q2.
• Mac News Briefs: Ulysses 2 Writing Program Released The Soulmen on Monday released Ulysses 2, the newest version of its creative writing program. The update sports a brand new interface throughout, as well as new...
• Microsoft Office 2010: Questions and Answers Microsoft has officially unveiled its Office 2010 software suite, and the upgrade boasts plenty of changes.
• Software AG Makes Takeover Bid for IDS Scheer Software AG is launching a public takeover bid for IDS Scheer.
• Another Look at Where To? for the IPhone In May, I reviewed FutureTap's Where To? app, which lets iPhone and iPod touch users exploit their handheld's location features to serve as a sophisticated but...
• Chrome Gets the Press, But Windows 7 Passes the Test Analysis: Sales figures prove that there's a tremendous pent-up demand for Windows 7.
• Chrome OS Harkens to the Days of the Driveless Desktop Analysis: The Network Computer (NC), unveiled by Larry Ellison in 1996, may have finally come of age — in the form of Google Chrome.
• Intel May Release New Nehalem Chips Next Month Intel may be set to release new chips for servers and mainstream laptops and desktops.
• Sixty Percent of Companies Not Moving to Windows 7 Analysis: By 2011, for the first time ever, a 10-year-old operating system will still be the most-used desktop OS.
• Not the iPod Type? Consider a Zune or SlotRadio Analysis: If you're in the market for a digital audio player, take a look at a couple of offerings that present digital music differently than Apple's ecosystem.
• Schmidt May Remain on Apple Board, After All Analysis: If Apple saw a conflict with Schmidt serving as a board member for both Google and itself, it would have no problem asking Schmidt to step down.
• Why Is OpenSolaris Gathering Dust on a Shelf at Oracle? Analysis: What does Oracle want to do with its newly purchased OpenSolaris? The answer appears to be: "Nothing."
• A "To-Go" Version of Google's Chrome Browser Analysis: German software company's portable version of Chrome offers a host of advantages over Google's version, especially when it comes to privacy.