technology - "technology"

What does your color laser printer say about you? Apparently with every printed page, your color laser printer could be saying plenty. According to a report by the Electronic Frontier Foundation most color laser printers use technology that print an identifying code on each and every page you print. The technology uses microscopic yellow dots [...]

Marketing firm Fuse talks to Sony, MTV Networks, Yahoo and Nokia to find out what the future of technology will look like for the teens. The conclusion: It's mobile.

Intel will follow the release of its Centrino 2 chip package for laptops with a version that contains technologies designed to help companies more easily manage employees' laptops.

Database security vendor Sentrigo patch software to block Oracle an microsoft databases while patches are prepped. Sentrigo Hedgehog vPatch acts like a Band-Aid, shielding Oracle and Microsoft databases from exploits targeting known vulnerabilities by monitoring for suspicious behavior and terminating or quarantining user sessions. · Database security vendor Sentrigo has broken out some of the technology from its flagship software to help businesses block database exploits as patches are being prepped.The company announced today the release of Hedgehog vPatch, software taken f...

Apple's famous about keeping a tight rein over its proprietary technology and now it's suing Mac clone maker Psystar. CNET News Charles Cooper and Ina Fried discuss the implications of what may turn out to be a landmark case.

Intel has extended TXT to notebooks with Centrino 2 with vPro in a move to bolster data security. · Intel has brought its Trusted Execution technology from the realm of the desktop to the notebook side of the world for users of Centrino 2 with vPro.The technology is meant to provide a protected execution environment where sensitive data can be p...

A group of experts from around the world meet this week in England for a first-of-its-kind conference on global catastrophic risks. On the agenda: the consequences of new technologies such as superintelligent machines that could someday render human brains obsolete.

A Google user has taken screenshots of what appears to be a Digg- or StumbleUpon-like voting system; it might never see public release, but shows that the company continues to be interested in building social search and news technologies in-house.

Nvidia said Monday that it plans to bring its SLI multi-GPU technology to the upcoming Bloomfield platform from Intel, based upon the Nehalem CPU. The announcement apparently resolves a licensing dispute dating back to 2003.

Rambus said last week that it has filed suit against Nvidia for patent infirngement, charging that several of Nvidia's products use memory controller technology allegedly owned by Rambus.