Monday, October 4, 2010
Google Embraces OAuth Authentication For Apps
Weak server chip shipments on the horizon, analysts say
The server market is showing signs of weakening, which could lead to a downturn in server chip shipments, further affecting the revenue of chip makers already hampered by lackluster demand for home PCs, financial analysts said Friday.
"Near term, we believe weak PC trends and server-related customer consolidation could lead to weak server orders because of uncertainty in current server suppliers' existing and future product road maps," said Apurva Patel, a financial analyst at Ticonderoga Securities, in a research note sent on Friday morning.
Sunday, October 3, 2010
Rhesus Macaque Passes Benchmark Self-Awareness Test
U.S. Running Out Of IP Addresses
Apple fixes big security bugs in Mac OS X
Apple has released a security update to its Mac OS X operating system, fixing 13 critical security issues in the software. The update, released early Tuesday afternoon fixes bugs in various Mac OS X components, including core components such as Apple Type Services and CFNetwork. It's Apple's fifth Mac OS X security update this year.
Many open-source Mac OS X components are also patched, including Samba, PHP, and ClamAV software.
Explorers of Light from Canon - Crescenzo Notarile, ASC
Saturday, October 2, 2010
Apple iPhone 4 recall? Don't bet on it
A major bookmaker in Ireland called Paddy Power is taking bets that the iPhone 4 will be recalled some time this year. The odds set out by the company have slowly shrunk over the past few hours, from 4 to 6 (60 percent chance of recall), to 4 to 5 (55 percent), and now to even odds. Evidently, Paddy Power is coming 'round to realize that betting on an iPhone 4 recall might not be that smart.