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“Logitech International (SIX:LOGN) (Nasdaq:LOGI) today announced that the company has agreed to acquire privately held SightSpeed Inc. of Berkeley, Calif. for approximately $30 million in cash. SightSpeed is an award-winning provider of high-quality Internet video communications services. The acquisi more...

Congratulations to the team at Yugma!

Another article on VoIP Phishing scams

Wow. So many inaccuracies and suppositions in this piece that I don't know what to say. What a moron!

NEW YORK (AP) -- Maybe men had it right all along: It doesn't take long to satisfy a woman in bed. A survey of sex therapists concluded the optimal amount of time for sexual intercourse was 3 to 13 minutes. more...

worth a read. Now back to my dead tree edition...

Keep your eyes open for this one when it arrives.

Amazingingly Dick Wadhams has apparently never read 1984.

the polar bear conservancy is relocating three thousand bears to Antartica. Alarm bells go off in my head, wondering if this has the potential to be as disasterous as, say, the introduction of rabbits to Australia.

“One of this country's most familiar tunes may have been heard on CBC-TV for the last time Wednesday night when the Detroit Red Wings defeated the Pittsburgh Penguins and won the 2008 Stanley Cup. The Toronto agency representing the composer more...

A commenters bill of rights? What a crock! If you want to own your comment, then get your own blog. If you comment on my blog, it's a contribution that I control... not you!

“what will it be called? Most wags are dubbing it "the 3G iPhone," as it's certain to include the high-speed 3G (third-generation) wireless capabilities missing on the original model. But it's still going to be the second-generation iteration of the more...

Talk about a stupid move. Vista is the run rate OS for MSFT. If it's not the bulk of Yahoo IM users today it will be soon.

“While there is no current economic reason for Microsoft to make Windows Mobile free, it seems like an odd choice when mobile competitors Research In Motion, Apple, Nokia, and now Google have a far better shot at attaining market ubiquity more...