Category: Tech News

Google has just unveiled a much-anticipated, free Web-based calendar application that is expected to heat up the race with Yahoo and Microsoft. The free Web-based Google Calendar, allows users to build online calendars that enable specific individuals or groups of people to access all or some of the events listed. A Gmail account is not… Continue reading Google Calendar Released

Over on the Apple.com discussion boards, a number of people are reporting that Boot Camp – Apple’s new beta software that allows Intel-based Mac owners to install Windows XP – is causing some serious problems. To be precise, the common crisis is that after partitioning their hard drives and installing Windows XP – which seems… Continue reading Boot Camp Users Reporting Serious Crashes

In June, Microsoft is expected to launch Windows OneCare Live, which is the company’s long-anticipated entry into the consumer antivirus space. The company plans to charge $49.95 a year to shield up to three PCs against viruses, spyware and other cyberthreats. However, although Microsoft’s late entry into the security application market does pose a threat… Continue reading McAfee Unafraid of Microsoft Security Push

Red Hat, the leading Linux distributor, announced today that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire open-source Java middleware company JBoss. JBoss has been rumored to be on the acquisition block for months. Earlier this year there was much speculation that Oracle was going to acquire the Atlanta-based JBoss, but JBoss CEO Marc… Continue reading Red Hat to Acquire JBoss

Disney will soon offer shows like Lost and Desperate Housewives for free online, the AP reports. The shows will be available the morning after they air, and will be hosted in a format allowing users to go back and watch an entire series through. Disney claim to be using clever technology to stop users fast… Continue reading Disney To Offer ‘Lost’ For Free Online