Menginjak usia 10 tahun, forum terbesar di Indoensia, Kaskus menargetkan jumlah 'kaskuser' akan meningkat menjadi 3 juta member hingga 2010.
'Dislike This' di Facebook, Pakai Add-ons MozillaPengguna Facebook bisa menggunakan add-on Firefox untuk menghadirkan fitur 'Dislike This' di Facebook. Dengan mengklik tanda 'Dislike This' yang diwakili dengan simbol acungan jempol terbalik, penggunanya menandakan bahwa mereka tidak suka dengan status atau postingan teman Facebook mereka.
Ulang Tahun ke-10, Netter Padati KaskusTepat hari ini, Jumat (6/11/2009), forum terbesar di Indonesia, Kaskus berulang tahun ke-10. Hari ini pula Kaskus mendapat hadiah luar biasa dari para pengunjung.
EMI Tuntut Situs Unduh Lagu BeatlesPerusahaan rekaman EMI geram dengan salah satu situs unduh lagu di AS. Melalui pengacara mereka, EMI menuntut Bluebeat.com yang menyediakan unduh lagu-lagu band legendaris The Beatles seharga 25 sen.
Polri Minta Maaf Atas Perilaku Evan Brimob di FacebookPihak kepolisian menyayangkan pernyataan oknum polisi yang terkesan negatif. Namun begitu, Evan Brimob sudah meminta maaf dan Polri pun telah mengambil langkah-langkah yang dirasa perlu.
Facebook Dituntut Gara-Gara Keseringan Sebar InformasiSeorang perempuan asal Texas menuntut Facebook gara-gara terlalu sering menginformasikan aktivitas yang dilakukannya, seperti meminjam film di Blockbuster.
Evan Brimob Menyusup di Situs RSPPMeski telah meminta maaf atas postingan statusnya yang provokatif, hidup Evan Brimob tidak serta merta tenang. Hacker menggunakan foto dirinya untuk mendeface situs resmi RSPP.
China Larang Aksi Kekerasan Pada Pecandu InternetPemerintah China mengeluarkan peraturan yang melarang pemukulan dan kurungan terhadap pemuda yang dirawat karena kecanduan Internet.
Google, Perusahaan IT Impian Mahasiswa DuniaBerdasarkan survei yang dilakukan sekira 120 ribu mahasiswa di sejumlah negara, diketahui Google merupakan perusahaan yang paling menarik perhatian mahasiswa.
Technology
Microsoft websites top spots in September: comScoreIndustry tracker comScore on Friday released a study showing that Internet users in September spent more time at Microsoft websites that at any other online properties.
Norway court snubs call to block The Pirate BayA court in Norway on Friday rejected calls from the entertainment industry to force communications giant Telenor to block its customers from accessing popular file sharing website The Pirate Bay.
Experts agree on proposed global privacy standardsExperts from 50 nations meeting in Madrid have reached a draft agreement on international standards for the protection of privacy and personal data, participants said Friday.
Pioneering Swiss solar-powered plane rolled outSolar Impulse, the Swiss bid to make the first solar-powered flight around the world, rolled out its prototype on Friday at an airbase near Zurich and powered up the engines.
New 'smart' electrical meters raise privacy issuesThe new "smart meters" utilities are installing in homes around the world to reduce energy use raise fresh privacy issues because of the wealth of information about consumer habits they reveal, experts said Friday.
Forbes
- Dell 'Schools' Netbooks
It's netbook time in U.S. schools. Though many Americans are still discovering these lightweight, low-cost laptops, PC maker Dell expects hundreds of thousands of children to use its netbooks when they return to school this fall.
- Microsoft, Yahoo Reported To Strike Search Deal
Microsoft has reached its long anticipated search and advertising deal with Yahoo, according to reports.Under the terms of a deal expected to be announced shortly, Bing will become the default search engine for Yahoo. For its part, Yahoo will become the exclusive sales agency for Bing advertising inventory using Microsoft's AdCenter as the sales technology platform, but it will not receive an upfront payment, according to reports in AdAge and AllThingsD quoting sources familiar with the situation.
- Steve Jobs May Be Fine, But The iPod Isn't
BURLINGAME - If it's September, it must be time for new iPods. You don't have to be Jim Rockford--or former Forbes employee Peter Kafka--to sniff that one out. Just check the calendar. Apple has said it likes to introduce new iPods every September, and lo, the rumor machine has spit out a date: Sept. 9. Of course, it's not official until Apple sends out invitations for the event. When Apple does put on its show, Chief Executive SteveJobsSteve Jobs may make his first public appearance since last year. Apple's new tablet computer probably won't. Oh, and there will be new iPods. That last part, however, won't matter as much as it did before the iPhone era.
- The 'Silicon Dragon' Reawakens
BEIJING - Rebecca Fannin has always been bullish on China's brainpower. In early 2008, she published Silicon Dragon: How China is Winning the Tech Race, a sort of manifesto and reference guide for China's slow but steady ascent toward becoming a worldwide leader in technological innovation. Fannin argued that the first wave of Chinese start-ups, which were created by returnees from abroad and essentially imitated foreign firms, were being replaced by a new crop of homegrown entrepreneurs with their own innovative technology and business models. Today, despite the 18 months of economic pain and vanishing venture capital that have followed her book's release, Fannin stands by its central thesis. The recession, she argues, hasn't altered the direction of China's rise so much as the country's speed. And in some ways, the global slowdown has only served to reduce Silicon Valley's head start in the race for innovation, leaving China poised to close the gap.
Tech That Could Save Your LifeBURLINGAME - Jim Sweeney is on a mission to make hospitals safer--through technology.The longtime entrepreneur, who started companies including prescription-benefit management firm Caremark and CardioNet, a maker of devices to diagnose hearth arrhythmias, is now at the helm of IntelliDOT Corp. The San Diego start-up makes handheld devices that mainly scan bar codes on drug labels and match them to patient wristbands. That helps nurses give the right patients the right dose of their medicine and avoid harmful interactions. The devices have some other uses, like guarding against patients getting the wrong type of blood in a procedure.
RSS is a popular technology to pull in news and information from across the Web. By enabling RSS technology on the MSN homepage, you can pull content from various sources (such as news sites or blogs) to customize your homepage.
Siapa yang tidak kenal Steve Jobs, pemimpin Apple yang mampu mengubah industri musik, menciptakan smartphon terbaik dan membuat Pixar menjadi perusahaan animasi komputer terbesar.
Gelar perkara kasus Komisi Pemberantasan Korupsi (KPK) sedianya akan dilakukan pukul 13.00 WIB, Sabtu (7/11/2009). Namun jadwal tersebut diundur.
Cedera kambuhan membuat performa Mohamed Sissoko terus merosot. Namun, gelandang Juventus itu tidak menyerah dan berjuang keras untuk sembuh.
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