We ain’t done ’til we’re done Microsoft plans to start fully charging customers for use of its planned Azure cloud until the spring, it seems.… Web threats: Why conventional protection doesn’t work
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After a sneak peek hit the Web this spring, Facebook has launched the product that may put it even more head-to-head with Twitter and even Google.
One of the highlights of the Comic-Con conference this week in San Diego was the unveiling of Curt Schilling’s first video game, Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning . Declaring his “second career, second opening day” in video games, the former Boston Red Sox pitcher revealed details about the first game to be released by 38 Studios , the game company that he has bankrolled in part with the money he made as a professional baseball player.
Roger Penrose’s Silicon Valley crash pad When Sir Roger Penrose visited Silicon Valley this spring, he stopped off at Google, NASA, and the Rainbow Mansion. But he spent most of his time at Rainbow, Silicon Valley’s answer to the 17th-century French salon.…
Apple’s revised 27″ iMac introduced this spring debuted a new feature: a Mini DisplayPort video port that worked in both directions, enabling external video sources to output video to the screen. That feature is largely limited to 720p in HDTV applications however
Although most people have long since planned their summer vacations, Huffington Post hopes that there’s still enough time to attract readers and advertisers to the travel vertical it’s launching in beta later this afternoon. The introduction of a travel section follows the food and arts channels HuffPo unveiled this spring. The online news site, which was once primarily associated with left-of-center political news and opinion, is planning on rolling out additional verticals, though the company declined to offer specifics.
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