Reports | Sling Broadband Miami Fort Lauderdale Wimax 4G Business Internet Broadband provider

Reports

 

Facebook hits 1 billion active user milestone

October 4th, 2012

The most famous quote from the Facebook movie The Social Network—A million dollars isn’t cool. You know what’s cool? A billion dollars—has become a phrase born in fiction that has nevertheless resonated through mainstream cultures as the company’s raison d’être. But the web site’s real foreign money is lively customers and, except cash concerns, that [...]

Microsoft issues fix for IE hole; full update coming Friday

September 20th, 2012

Microsoft nowadays launched so-called “Fix It” software so as to protect home windows customers from a vital internet Explorer hole being exploited in attacks until the company releases a cumulative replace for IE on Friday. The Fix It tool “is an easy, one-click solution that will help protect your computer right away. It will not [...]

South Florida cities tops for lowest travel-related taxes

September 12th, 2012

For at least the second year in a row, Fort Lauderdale has grabbed first place among the top 50 destinations in the United States for the lowest combined travel-related taxes, according to a report released Monday. Chicago had the highest travel tax burden with $40.31 in combined single-day travel taxes, making it 81 percent more [...]

Go Daddy says client Web sites back up

September 11th, 2012

After spending most of the business day offline, services are restored for Go Daddy customers, company says. Web sites serviced by Web hosting and domain registrar Go Daddy were back online early this evening after being down for much of the work day, a company spokeswoman told CNET. All services are restored and at no [...]

Intel 4th gen Core chips to slash power consumption

September 5th, 2012

Chip giant will talk about a new series of mainstream chips next week that are much more power efficient than today’s processors. Intel will disclose a new series of ultra-power-efficient chips aimed at tablets and convertibles at the Intel Developer Forum next week. The Intel 4th Generation Core chips, codenamed “Haswell,” will come close to [...]

HP launches first version of Open WebOS in beta

September 2nd, 2012

Months after Hewlett-Packard originally announced the open-source version of WebOS, the beta version of the platform is on its way out the door. Today’s release includes two environments for developers. The first is the laptop construct, which is alleged to give you the ideal development atmosphere for designing the WebOS user experience with more features [...]

Scientists start hacking minds with cheap EEG gear

August 28th, 2012

Are the deepest secrets of your mind safe? Could thieves trick you into revealing your bank card PIN or computer passwords just by thinking about them? Theoretically, it could happen. Ivan Martinovic of the University of Oxford and colleagues at the University of Geneva and University of California at Berkeley describe research into that question [...]

Ethernet’s future: How fast is fast enough?

August 20th, 2012

Slow network speeds got you down? On Monday, computing experts will announce they’re tackling the next speed bump for the venerable Ethernet standard. But don’t expect to find the new speed option on your next computer’s feature list. The same old, to be produced by way of the Institute of electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), [...]

Microsoft’s SkyDrive gets a fresh coat of paint

August 15th, 2012

SkyDrive, Microsoft’s cloud storage service, has gotten a ‘more modern’ make-over. Microsoft officials took the wraps off the contemporary update to SkyDrive on August 14, the day before Microsoft is ready to begin rolling out the official home windows 8 RTM bits to builders, IT execs and extent licensees.The changes to SkyDrive.com were detailed in [...]

Microsoft replaces Live Mesh with SkyDrive in Windows bundle

August 8th, 2012

Live Mesh users, read the Windows Essentials 2012 fine print. Microsoft is doing what some had feared in latest services bundle — replacing it with SkyDrive, which still doesn’t offer the same set of features. Microsoft yesterday released a new bundle of free services meant to complement Windows 7 and Windows 8. Now known as [...]