It is one of these products and service you may not look forward to, but knew it was coming: A subscription model to Microsoft Office. Microsoft envisions that more and more users will not own a copy of Microsoft Office in the future anymore, but rent it and provide the company with recurring revenue stream every year, instead a onetime fee.

Multi-touch display Albatron demonstrates first Windows 7 multi-touch LCD Nvidia rolls out Tegra Nvidia's open challenge for Intel: A computer on a chip. >> See all TG Daily slideshows

Original iPhone owners upgrading to an iPhone 3G can hand-down their old iPhone to a family member or friend with a few simple steps, the most complex of which entails a trek down to a local AT&T retail store to pick up a fresh SIM card.

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New video walkthroughs of iPhone 3G help illustrate how to use the phone and what’s changed in software, but also spill details of changes to the hardware design, a free official AOL instant messenger client, and more.

New video walkthroughs of iPhone 3G help illustrate how to use the phone and what's changed in software, but also spill details of changes to the hardware design, a free official AOL instant messenger client, and more. The guided tours are…

The official release of Firefox 3 has received widespread attention from the press and has gained a few unexpected allies, including television show host Stephen Colbert. In an episode of the Colbert Report that was aired on the same day as the Firefox 3 release, Colbert interviewed open Internet advocate Jonathan Zittrain, who encouraged Colbert t

During the segment, which can be viewed at the Comedy Central web site, Zittrain discusses the threat of malware and explains to Colbert that all it takes to compromise the security of a computer is to “visit the wrong web site, with the…

This headline looks like it came from The Onion, but it didn’t. It’s the real headline of an article posted on SeattlePI.com in the blogs section. The core of the story is that a man couldn’t get his printer to work with Windows Vista, and ultimately, with the help of a Microsoft test manager, solved the problem warranting an article about it.

I'm a pretty seasoned user of Windows. Honestly– I know my way around every version for the past 13 years.I threw away my Commodore 64 and about 500 floppy disks.. the day I first met Windows 95.And for the life of me– in…

Jamming the right two pieces of plastic together creates a thin but strongly conducting channel along the junction that acts like a metal, say Dutch researchers. The discovery could lead to a whole new way of making electronics from non-metallic materials, and even new superconductors.

When laid side-by-side the two materials are physically unchanged, but the way electrons behave is subtly altered along the interface where the different materials are in close proximity, says Morpurgo. In tests, they tried cooling down…

In the wake of Friday’s downtime debacle, reports are emerging this afternoon of fresh Web site trouble for Amazon.com.

(Update 8, 5:50 ET: AP now has this from the company: "Amazon spokeswoman Patty Smith described Monday's troubles as 'intermittent' and said they did not affect Amazon Web Services, a separate offering that…

Sometimes you just have to work with what you have and AMD quite apparently has mastered this art. Buy a 2.8 GHz processor, that can, if you want to, run at 3.2 GHz. (Almost) no overclocking experience required.

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Congratulations Linux. Yesterday was the day you made Microsoft blink. Microsoft has changed its mind and has decided to keep XP Home around after all

What's really happening is that hardware builders are giving Microsoft the cold shoulder, but you know, they won't get rid of the giant of Redmond just right away, far from it. What they're doing is running away from the corner where…

It has been a rough year for MediaDefender and their parent company ArtistDirect. Last September a database of internal emails leaked, and last week they received more bad press for DDoSsing Revision3. Unsurprisingly, MediaDefenders revenue has dropped significantly as a result.

I suspect that the real reason why ArtistDirect/Mediadefender is publicly predicting that the music industry will cut back on their anti-P2P purchases in the future is because their remaining clients have already told MD that they plan to quit…

Akamai Technologies, Inc. in its report has said that China and US are the leading sources of hacking attacks, especially against Windows systems.
According to the report, of all the attacks during the first quarter of 2008 31 percent were originated from China and US. Chinas share in attacks was 17 percent followed by US 14 percent.

viruses and trojans. Around one-third of the attacks (30 per cent) targeted port 135, which is used for remote procedure calls in Windows. The port was used by the infamous Blaster worm to spread onto unpatched PCs back in 2003. Port…

The satellites would electromagnetically beam gigawatts of solar energy back to ground-based receivers, where it would then be converted to electricity and transferred to power grids. The floating power plants could provide round-the-clock clean, renewable electricity.

The satellites would electromagnetically beam gigawatts of solar energy back to ground-based receivers, where it would then be converted to electricity and transferred to power grids. And because in high Earth orbit, satellites are unaffected…

A controversial plan to study and profile domestic terrorism was scrapped after popular push back, however, the spirit of the legislation lives on in Senator Joe Lieberman's office.

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Residents of Santa Fe, NM, who claim to be sensitive to WiFi emissions plan to fight the city’s hotspot plan with the Americans with Disabilities Act. Oddly enough, they’ve never complained about cordless phones that operate on the same frequency as 802.11b/g

Toxicological research into the condition, which the World Health Organization has called "idiopathic environmental intolerance with attribution to electromagnetic fields" has not strengthened the case for such an ailment….