Here's a Q and A with Electric Cloud CEO Mike Maciag with more info on the "preflight" feature.

http://www.daniweb.com/blogs/entry3259.html

With ElectricCommander 3.0 set to begin shipping this week, I caught up with Electric Cloud CEO Mike Maciag to better understand the build automation tool's new "preflight" capability. That's a...

If you're part of a software development team that performs multiple daily builds, then you might replace the term "continuous integration" with "continuous build failure." A company called Electric...

Intel Thursday unveiled something Nikola Tesla (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nikola_Tesla) could only dream of. The company this week was demonstrating the ability to transmit 60 watts of electrical...

Toshiba is taking another crack at high-definition DVD, sort of. Half a year after it ceased combat major operations (http://www.hddvdfreak.com/2008/02/hd-dvd-is-dead.html) in the format wars with...

use 11743, huntington, NY, verizon FiOS. (you can always tell when they picked the catchy acronym first, then shoe-horned the silly words to match :^)

What's "post code?" Will help any way I can. I am in U.S.

I'm in hog heaven right now. I've got nothing to do today but munch on linzer tarts (http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2369/2156053173_976de8781a.jpg?v=0) and watch the first day of 2008 Olympic games...

How's this for a news story? Genuitec, which develops the MyEclipse commercial Eclipse IDE, announced today that it is working toward a near-zero carbon footprint and wants other Java tool companies...

If you're part of a software development team, chances are you're doing at least some software testing. Why not learn from the pros?

The next Software Test & Performance Conference...

Thanks for the kind words. Technology continues to surprise.

Two years after selling off its Xscale operations, Intel is once again turning its attention to building microprocessors for small devices. But rather than designing Xscale-like chips to form the...

When I first saw animated photos on newspapers in the Harry Potter movies, I thought it looked interesting, but never imagined it could be made cost-effective. It looks like time has once again...

For three years running, the Eclipse Foundation and its development community have successfully released—in full synchronicity—dozens of interoperable projects consisting of millions of lines of...

OpenMake Software today began shipping Meister 7.2 (http://www.openmakesoftware.com/download/). The update to its build management system adds support for cross-platform builds within Microsoft’s...

As portable computing devices advance in power and complexity, development-tool makers must keep up or die. Claiming strides this week are simulation-tools maker Virtutech and chip-maker Freescale...

Have you ever wanted to meet Neil Armstrong, the first man on the moon? So have I, but we probably never will. However, if you’re free in mid-July and don’t mind traveling to Toronto, you can meet ...

At one time in history, the consensus among most humans was that the Earth was flat. (Now only Thomas Freedman thinks that :). I'm also interested in getting to the facts. And in truth, there's just...

Today marks the one-year anniversary of Facebook Platform, which has had a rough childhood and now bears the pimples of adolescence. On the eve of the platform’s birthday, the company gave developers...

The defense departments of the United States and Great Britain have long been aligned militarily. Now they’re cozying up technologically too. The two organizations this week announced the UPDM Group,...

Among the obstacles to building mobile software is gaining access to the devices for testing. Removing some of those road blocks is DeviceAnywhere (http://www.deviceanywhere.com), which today...

ORLANDO, Florida—Thousands of software developers and testers converged here this week for the Software Testing Analysis and Review conference, better known as STAREAST (http://sqe.com/stareast/)....

khess: good post on tech.blorge.com. I agree totally with your position (and have done my share of repetitive buying on subsequent formats). I'm confident that digital will be it for a while.

Thanks Jwenting- That's how I understand the facts, and what made this story interesting. What constitutes infringement is NOT converting music to MP3 format, for example, but WILLFULLY sharing those...

Dani said that one of their servers was in fact hacked. But it was fixed quickly. Thanks for the comment.

A federal court today ruled in favor of people using file-sharing applications such as Napster and Kazaa, notorious for illegal distribution of music files.

The ruling was a blow to the Recording...

I was unable to access this Web site last night. Instead I was directed to a skull and crossbones compliments of g00ns.net. The site appears to be run by hackers who take pride in their ability to...