I thought it was dead.
We've been hearing it for years: antivirus software is dead. But is it really? If so, it seems to have more lives than Richard Nixon.
Rather than being the industry's swan song, mobile devices could be its redemption opportunity.
I just tried it and I have to say, I like it.
Android only: If your Android phone gives you grief about running out of space, or you're just curious as to what's taking up room, DiskUsage has the scoop. The app provides a basic visualization of your phone's internal and SD storage spaces. It's nothing quite so pretty as, say, Disk Space Fan for Windows, but DiskUsage does offer a keen map of where all your space goes.
Well, I hope they succeed. I had some batteries that almost sent me to the hospital when I tried to open them with a pair of scissors.
For the last two years, online retailer Amazon.com has been on a mission to persuade manufacturers to make product packages that are easier for consumers to open. The results so far have been less than stellar.
According to The New York Times, Amazon has been able to persuade manufacturers to make easier-to-open packages for only about 600 of the millions of products Amazon sells. Traditional retailers like products in large cases and multiple layers of plastic because it's believed to deter theft. Amazon says someone ordering online shouldn't have to deal with the frustration involved in liberating products from their packages.
The day has finally arrived; Google is set to make several major announcements related to making Google’s search engine faster and more dynamic.
Google (Google) has been hinting about today’s big announcements for days now, primarily through some interesting logo changes. We expect Google to announce the ability to search as you type, as well as AJAX updates that should make Google load faster than ever. You never know what will come up at these events though, which is why we’re here at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art to bring you today’s big news live.
Page 1 of 131
