RadTech intros iPod photo PodSleevz, more RadTech on Friday announced five new products, including new PodSleevz designed to fit the iPod photo. The snug sleeves, which are made of OpTex, come in six colors -- indigo, red, ultra violet, grape, titanium and black -- and protect the MP3 player's LCD screen and front controls while leaving the top and bottom
Thank You, Eric Eric Rice (ericrice.com) has just announced a donation of $500 to IT Conversations – the largest contribution to the now week-old IT Conversations tip jar. What can I say? Thanks so much , Eric. The posts regarding revenue models on the IT Conversations wiki continue to be exceedingly well thought out, and I’ve added an explanation of
Game Consoles Will Be Wi-Fi Hubs Electronic Arts CFO says that next-generation game consoles will have Wi-Fi access points built in: It's a natural and reasonable progression, allowing Wi-Fi to be a standard feature that can then be tied into controllers and portable games and have applications that run on laptops and handhelds. [link via Engadget]... [via Wi-Fi Networking News]
Wozniak's Wheels of Zeus Tackles Enterprise Data Encryption The Apple co-founder introduces "wOz Location-Based Encryption," an application that uses GPS tracking to encrypt and decrypt sensitive data within a proprietary wireless hub. [via eWEEK Security]
Microsoft to Pull NT 4 Life Support Plug Users of Microsoft's Windows NT 4.0 Server operating system were reminded Friday that free support will end on December 31 of this year. The move is part of a previously announced program to phase out the aging server software in favor of Microsoft's newer operating systems. Paid support customers will continue to
U.S. Supreme Court to review cable Internet case The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to review an appeals court ruling that opens up cable networks to competing Internet service providers (ISPs). [via InfoWorld: Top News]
How Long Is Your Digital Trail? Relationships in the information age work best when you exercise restraint and courtesy. Especially after you break up. Commentary by Regina Lynn. [via Wired News]