Keegy United States - Power of Thought: Hitachi announces second-generation terabyte drive

Hitachi announces second-generation terabyte drive

Hitachi was first to hit the terabyte mark when it announced the 1TB Deskstar 7K1000 hard drive in January 2007. Fast forward a year and a half, and the company is back with not a larger version of the drive but a more efficient model in the Deskstar 7K1000.B. Like its predecessor, the 7K1000.B i...

Bury

Power of Thought — July 09 08

0 Votes vote

Google, Yahoo spiders can now crawl through Flash sites

As anyone who has had the pleasure of doing web design and development through marketing agencies knows, Flash tends to be wildly popular among clients and wildly unpopular among, well, pretty much everyone else. Part of the reason for this is because Flash is so inherently un-Googleable; anythin...

Bury

Power of Thought — July 02 08

0 Votes vote

Nokia tries Apple’s tune

Nokia wants some of Apple’s rhythm. On July 1 the Finnish mobile-phone maker said that Warner Music Group has agreed to participate in Nokia’s fledgling music service, making Warner the third of the major record labels to join in the effort. The move is one more step in Nokia’s ...

Bury

Power of Thought — July 02 08

0 Votes vote

Skype testing full-screen video

Internet phone company Skype is testing a new version of its cheap call service that supports high quality video conferencing for the first time. Skype 4.0 beta can stream full screen, high resolution video calls over a standard broadband connection. In the current version of the software, video ...

Bury

Power of Thought — June 24 08

4 Votes vote

MySpace to release major site redesign

News Corp.’s MySpace is set to release a major redesign next week, company representatives said late Thursday evening. The site doesn’t look that different; it’s still clearly MySpace. But a number of features have been revamped to improve user experience: namely, the homepage, ...

Bury

Power of Thought — June 13 08

2 Votes vote

Firefox 3 and Safari 4 in browser speed race

Most of today’s web sites and web applications are built using the JavaScript scripting language. Some may say that a trend towards the fine-tuning of JavaScript interpreters in modern browsers was just a matter of time since any such optimization translates into performance gains. Mozilla ...

Bury

Power of Thought — June 12 08