Blogs

•

What is DaniWeb IT Discussion Community?

DaniWeb is a massive community of 331,472 software developers, web developers, Internet marketers, and tech gurus who are all enthusiastic about making contacts, networking, and learning from each other. In fact, there are 4,047 IT professionals currently interacting right now! Registration is free, only takes a minute and lets you enjoy all of the interactive features of the site.

Join our community!

•

FAQ | Community Rules | Welcome Guide

Please support our advertiser:

Page 1 of 108

101

Last »

•

The Money Pit

Raider of the Lost Art: Icahn Moving on Yahoo Board?

I've been following the career arch of corporate raider Carl Icahn for years. The billionaire investor specializes in buying up huge chunks of stocks of volatile companies, then going after the company's board of directors to get the deals he wants. It's worked pretty well with Icahn's investments...

Google Friend Connect Puts Social Networking Tools Within Everyone’s Reach

Google might have failed in its attempts to build its own social network, but the Google Friend Connect system preview, announced on Monday, could go a long way toward providing web site owners with an easy way to add social features to their sites and get access to users on social networks like...

Read More | 22 Hours Ago | Comments: 1 | Last Comment: 22 Hours Ago

Blog Stats: Entries: 13 | Views: 5,842 | Last Entry: 22 Hours Ago | Overall Rating:

•

Inside Edge - IT News, Analysis and Opinion

happygeek in a Nutshell

I am an English geek with the perfect job: I write about technology for a living. Something I've been doing for a couple of decades now. For the past 14 years I have been a Contributing Editor at PC Pro magazine, the biggest selling monthly IT publication in the UK, as well as a contributor to... (Read Blog)

The botnet stripped naked and exposed

Have you ever wondered exactly how a botnet works? A wotnet, you ask? A botnet, I say. You know, the thing that your computer might well be a part of, without your knowledge or approval, which is used to launch distributed denial of service attacks, send spam, distribute malware and above all else...

F1 racing drivers at risk from hard drive blackmail plot

According to security experts Sophos a man has been arrested after allegedly trying to sell a hard drive which had previously belonged to Formula One racing driver Adrian Sutil and contained personal and financial data. The police in Germany are said to be questioning the man regarding a blackmail...

Fedora 9: All That and a Bag O' Chips

The highly-anticipated release of Fedora 9 is here! It has the new KDE4 desktop that I reviewed on LinuxPlanet which makes some big improvements in user experience and speed. It also includes the hot new FireFox 3 web browser with some new security features that are sure to impress even the most...

TouchWall: Touchstone or Touch Wood?

Before I tell you about Bill Gates’ speech at CEO Summit 2008 today, I’d like to share one more story from my trip to Orlando for STAREAST last week. And then I’ll tie the two together. In my May 10 post from the conference, I mentioned “Testing Dialogues—In the Executive Suite,” an...

Microsoft Sowing the Seeds of Blackberry

Microsoft continues to reach out and touch mobile device makers and their carriers. The company today announced a deal with Research in Motion that will enhance integration between Microsoft’s Windows Live services and Blackberry 7000 and 8000 series devices as well as the BlackBerry Bold, a...

To Rival iPhone, A 'Bold' Move by RIM

Research in Motion has thrown its BlackBerry hat into the iPhone ring with BlackBerry Bold, the latest version of the company’s line of sleek, multimedia savvy smartphones. According to a RIM press release, the new unit is “crafted from premium materials inside and out, that radiate elegance...

Google gives Manhattan a technological makeover

According to Andrea Frome, a software engineer at Google Maps, the search giant has started to give Manhattan a makeover as far as its Street View is concerned at any rate. Manhattan was one of the first cities to get the Street View treatment when the service originally launched, and with dozens...

How small can you go?

I'm going on the radio (BBC London) in a few days because in the UK we have a 'National Work from Home Day' this coming Thursday (be sure and quote that to anyone who ever tells you Americans are perceived as vulgar and ostentatious over here). One of the things I'm being sent to look at is one of...