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Right On - What IT really is

John A in a Nutshell

The former joeprogrammer (Read Blog)

MySpace the target for another "Month of Bugs"

According to ComputerWorld, MySpace seems like the next target for the now-famous "month of bugs" project. The hackers are of course, anonymous, which is perhaps part of the fun of doing such a project. They say that they're going to expose a new bug every day for a whole month, just like the other...

Your new Xbox 360 is already "outdated"

Microsoft has already created a new "version" or "model" of their Xbox 360 console, dubbed "Elite". Aside from its black color and matching headset and wireless controller, it's not that much different, but it has a few important upgrades: They've upgraded the hard drive to make it a whole 120...

Mobile web browser "Deepfish" no longer requires modified websites

Microsoft is aiming to broaden your web surfing horizons with their new "Deepfish" software available for the next version of Windows Mobile. Among other large improvements over the previous browsers used on the PDAs, this one includes a thumbnail view, which will allow you to view content in a...

Palm broadens their horizons by moving to Linux

Last Tuesday, Palm announced that they're developing a new operating system. Not surprising, especially since the current one that they've got needs a revamp. The huge news here is that this new operating system is going to use the Linux kernel as the base of the operating system, freeing them from...

New security threats as DNS flaw is uncovered

If you're visiting a known site such as Google.com, you're perfectly safe, right? Wrong. New DNS vulnerabilities in Microsoft's Windows 2000 and 2003 severs could potentially allow a DNS server to get hijacked, and redirect a user to a completely different site than they expected to see. The...

Is Google Apps beginning to challenge Microsoft?

Following Google's announcement just yesterday that they are going to develop a full office suite for the web, they've just recently added a new feature to Google Spreadsheets: charts. This isn't quite your regular spreadsheet program, as it's still quite basic and was not much more than a portable...

Reuse your .net code - Part 1

When you are programming web pages it is very important to optimize your code for better and faster performance. In this part I will show you how to optimize code for filling multiple dropdownlists with data from Microsoft Access. The same thing is with SQL Server. I'm using asp.net 2.0 and...

Is the Google bubble slowly bursting?

Figures released earlier by ComScore reveal that Google's web-search market share dipped Janurary to Feburay overall; even though the US share was up slightly. Google's lions share of the search world still sits at 62.8% though; down from 63.1% in Janurary. The number of searches going through...

Japanese firms find India new base for software development

Japanese information technology companies are mapping out a new base to outsource software development in India, according to Nihon Keizai Shimbun. Japanese firms, which have long shifted their software development to China for low costs, are now faced with a lack of local engineers and deciding...

Mozilla Thunderbird 2 released

Just a week after Mozilla made the Release Candidate 1 version of the Firefox-alike open source email client available for download, comes the news that the final version is now here. Mozilla Thunderbird 2 brings lots of new features to the table, most notably: Message Tagging - Organize...