News from 24-Jul-2006
Password Software provides one-click access from USB drives. (ThomasNet)Dekart Password Carrier secure web form filler and password management tool provides one-click login to web sites from USB drives. Password Carrier provides phishing protection, keylogger protection, and strong password generation. Software installs on USB Drives, external hard disks, or flash memory cards, and information is encrypted in AES 256-bit algorithm certified by NIST. Protected by
Linux gains traction in software market (Chicago Tribune)IBM's backing helps add more followers When IBM introduced a version of lotus notes that runs on the desktop computers using the Linux operating system this month, it was a sign of confidence that open-source software is gaining market traction.
Milwaukee: Race report (Motorsport.com)WEST ALLIS, Wis., Sunday, July 23, 2006 -- 2004 IndyCar Series champion. Tony Kanaan held off a late race charge by Sam Hornish Jr., to win the ABC Supply/A.J. Foyt 225 at The Milwaukee Mile, giving Andretti Green Racing its first victory of the season.
An Electric Car With Juice (Washington Post)Detroit is floundering, gas prices are rising -- now Silicon Valley is stepping in with an impractical-but-cool solution: A sexy, pricey and fast electric car that uses the same lithium ion batteries found in your cellphone or laptop.
The Open Group and The Calendaring and Scheduling Consortium Move Closer to Solving Free/Busy Problem (PR Web via Yahoo! News) San Francisco and McKinleyville, CA, July 24, 2006 -- During The Open Group?s IT Architecture Practitioners Conference held last week at the Hyatt Regency Coral Gables in Miami, members of The Calendaring and Scheduling Consortium (CalConnect) demonstrated a proof-of-concept application to aggregate and display free/busy information collected from multiple organizations using multiple
Hot news from the islands (Belfast Telegraph)Like to stay ahead of the pack? Rhiannon Batten picks out trend-setting holidays ... from radical design in Bali to new encounters with Aussie wildlife
PKF dumps Lotus for Exchange (ZDNet Australia)Accountancy group PKF Australia has started migrating its 800 or so users from IBM's lotus notes collaboration platform to rival Microsoft's Exchange infrastructure.
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