Microsoft’s Manhattan Project
Sunday, November 2nd, 2008Microsoft chief software architect Ray Ozzie is leading a risky but unavoidable Manhattan Project effort to build a planetary scale cloud computing platform.
Microsoft chief software architect Ray Ozzie is leading a risky but unavoidable Manhattan Project effort to build a planetary scale cloud computing platform.
T-Mobile and Google are distributing a patch to close a browser security hole that came to light in late October. For me, the update went smoothly.
A duo known as the “Masked Avengers” managed to get the vice presidential candidate on the phone by pretending to be French President Nicolas Sarkozy.
Thousands of enthusiasts around the world are downloading the version from BitTorrent sites like The Pirate Bay and Mininova. And they’re not shy about offering their opinions.
Maker of mobile device management software says it has sued Research In Motion, but does not specify what remedies it is seeking.
TRANSPORT for the bodies of the Bali bombers has arrived at their prison raising fresh speculation the men will soon be executed.
AUSTRALIAN epmloyers have signalled they are ready to start firing staff to stem the impact of the financial crisis.
CHILD safety officials are trying to find a prostitute who is soon to give birth and marketing herself to men with “a pregnancy fetish”.
AN elderly woman has had to have her leg amputated above the knee after being attacked by her daughter’s pet magpie.
THE racing industry has survived the equine influenza, absorbed the economic downturn and is set for record crowds at tomorrow’s Melbourne Cup.