Stories by: Carolyn Duffy Marsan

  • +

    Google adding IPv6 to YouTube 21/11/2009 02:43:00

    Google plans to upgrade its YouTube video streaming Web site to provide support for IPv6, a long-anticipated upgrade to the Internet's main communications protocol.
  • +

    Pentagon expands exclusive deal with McAfee 19/11/2009 09:35:00

    The U.S. Defense Department is expanding its exclusive arrangement with McAfee, whose security software is at the heart of the military's cybersecurity efforts.
  • +

    VeriSign bolsters security for .com, .net sites 16/11/2009 17:23:00

    More than 95 million Web sites – including 80 million using .com names and 15 million using .net names – will have access to new security mechanisms that prevent visitors from being unknowingly sent to phony sites engaged in phishing and pharming attacks.
  • +

    US veterans agency looks beyond EMC for multi-million storage deal 10/11/2009 10:37:00

    With a 75-year retention requirement and 5 petabytes of data, the US Department of Veterans Affairs faces major challenges when it comes to storing data in its primary data center in Austin, Texas.
  • +

    Secure telework without a VPN 20/10/2009 00:27:00

    How to provide a secure telework environment without much overhead? That was the question facing Octagon Capital, a Toronto brokerage firm that ended up choosing an unusual hardware-and-cloud service from Route1.
  • +

    The Web browser turns 15: A look back 13/10/2009 09:15:00

    The Web browser turns 15 on Oct. 13, 2009 - a key milestone in the history of the Internet. That’s when the first commercial Web browser - eventually called Netscape Navigator - was released as beta code. While researchers including World Wide Web inventor Tim Berners-Lee and a team at the National Center for Supercomputing Applications created Unix browsers between 1991 and 1994, Netscape Navigator made this small piece of desktop software a household name.
  • +

    Pentagon: Our cloud is better than Google's 06/10/2009 06:38:00

    The U.S. Defense Department is offering cloud computing services that military officials claim are safer and more reliable than commercial providers such as Google.
  • +

    Top high-tech rollercoasters 14/08/2009 14:58:00

    Behind the vertical dives and loop de loops of today's top tech rollercoasters are cutting-edge computer systems that thrill riders and keep them safe.
  • +

    Disney finds "a whole new world" in WiFi-powered rides 05/08/2009 01:55:00

    Disney claims its first use of an 802.11 wireless network to operate an amusement park rides is a hit.
  • +

    DNS remains vulnerable one year after Kaminsky bug 27/07/2009 08:59:00

    A year has passed since security researcher Dan Kaminsky disclosed a serious flaw in the DNS that makes it possible for hackers to launch cache poisoning attacks, where traffic is redirected from a legitimate Web site to a fake one without the Web site operator or end user knowing.
  • +

    Will new top-level domains promote cybersquatting? 17/07/2009 08:51:00

    The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) is hosting two meetings this week -- one in New York City and the other in London -- to discuss the trademark and cybersecurity issues surrounding its plan to introduce hundreds of new top-level domains into the Internet.
 
Gift Guide
MWave
Discussions on The PC World Forum

Bridge Netgear DG834GV to AP Belkin F5D7230-4

I have the above Belkin and am able to configure it as an access point, but I want ...

Best Multifunction - laser or inkjet?

Hi there We wish to purchase a multifunction colour printer/copier/scanner/fax - ...

Documents Folder in Windows7

I have recently loaded Windows 7 using a clean install after formating my HDD. I ...

Recomendations on a laptop

Hi Looking at buying a laptop in the $1500 to $2000 range. I like the Toshiba ...

HP C309a

I hope someone can help with this. I bought an HP C 309a in September and installed ...
Create new Topic
More from the forum
Samsung

CXO Latest

LED Advisor

Popular Phones & Plans

Powered by WhistleOut

1) Apple iPhone 3GS 16GB35 plans 18%
2) Blackberry Bold 900014 plans 9%
3) Blackberry Curve 85206 plans 12%
4) Apple iPhone 3GS 32GB35 plans 1%
5) Samsung Ultra Touch31 plans 2%
Three iiNet Virgin Mobile Vodafone
« 1 of »
1) Apple mobile phones 17%
2) Blackberry mobile phones 21%
3) Samsung mobile phones 3%
4) Nokia mobile phones 1%
5) LG mobile phones 2%

Compare: Mobiles | Broadband

PC World
 

Colour your world with Samsung

A chance to win with every
Samsung Consumable purchase*