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Alcatel-Lucent wins $500-million for patents covering how software users fill out forms and the use of a stylus on a tablet computer

It's a phone, a computer, a navigation and entertainment device. But what do we really want?

Security Fix blogger Brian Krebs answers your questions about the latest computer security threats and offers ways to protect your personal information.

Today TMO readers are taking a look at the potential for Apple's iPhone to become a universal computer filling the needs of first-time users, business users, students, and more

The Texas-based Clear With Computers claims that Apple and HP are violating patents it holds for online form-based sales systems. The company filed its case in the Texas Eastern District Court on June 18 and is seeking a permanent injunction to stop both Apple and HP from using their online computer ordering systems

Suited for company's 0.35 µm process family, polyfuse-based OTP (one-time-programmable) memory cell PPROM facilitates trimming of analog and digital parameters without additional masks. Memory cells, offered in 2 fixed sizes of 4 x 8 bit and 16 x 8 bit, allow storage of analog and digital parameters and come with parallel interface. PPTRIM blocks are available in 8-, 16-, 32-, 48-, and 64-bit sizes and offer 3-wire interface and auto-load at power-on reset.This story is related to the following:Computer Hardware and PeripheralsSearch for suppliers of: Static Random Access Memories (SRAM) | Electrically Programmable Read-Only (EPROM) Memories | Memories

Built with 2.5 in. drive technology in enclosure compatible with 3.5 in. form factor, ioSafe® 3.5 series can be used in computing systems from PCs to servers and offers integrated disaster protection. HDDs are engineered to protect data from fire, with temperatures up to 1,400°F, as well as flood conditions, with full immersion in fresh or salt water. Pilot and Squadron versions, respectively, offer max capacities of 320 and 200 GB as well as 5,400 and 7,200 rpm rotational speeds.This story is related to the following:Computer Hardware and PeripheralsSearch for suppliers of: Hard Disk Drives

jsuda writes 'At least a half-dozen times in the book 'Foundations of Mac OS X Leopard Security' the authors state that there is a misconception that the Macintosh computer is immune from security problems. That allegation may explain why there are very few books published (and nearly none in recent years) about security for the Mac. This book is meant to change all that. The authors acknowledge that the Mac OS X software has had little of the security problem experience of Windows (and other operating systems, to a lesser extent) but they spend 455 pages detailing exactly where and how the Macintosh platform is (or may be) vulnerable.' Read below for the rest of Jsuda's review. of this story at Slashdot.

With the rise in popularity of Apple's Mac computers and the OS X operating systems they run, dangerous malware, viruses and Trojans are now being targeted for the Mac, too. The most recent case in point comes courtesy of a security advisory released by SecureMac. The advisory warns that multiple variants of a new Trojan horse -- out in the wild -- is ready to run roughshod all over OS X 10.4 and 10.5.

Center for computer Applications in Aerospace Science and Engineering Chooses Sun's Petascale Computing Architecture - SANTA CLARA, CA .- Sun Microsystems (NASDAQ: JAVA) has won the first contract in G... [WebWire - Friday, June 20, 2008]