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Japanese Co. sells ghost detector
Apr 1 2005 8:29PM (CT)
TOKYO (AP) - The Japanese company that launched popular computer data storage units shaped like rubber ducks and sushi started selling a new product Friday _ a ghost detector.
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Review: Desktop search programs differ
Apr 1 2005 8:29PM (CT)
NEW YORK (AP) - No longer is search just about finding stuff on the Internet. The battleground has moved to individual PCs as leading search companies develop free tools for cataloguing your computer. The three I tried are all good at finding files _ even ones I thought I had long deleted (whoops!!!).
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Digital-photo era changes industry
Apr 1 2005 8:29PM (CT)
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) - Jesse Eisenberg came within a technological whisker of losing all her honeymoon snapshots. The 31-year-old lawyer's digital images, stored on an online photography site, vanished while she was in the hospital this winter having her first child. She had given up all hope of retrieving them when they suddenly reappeared on her computer more than a month later.
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Microsoft sues alleged identity thieves
Apr 1 2005 8:26PM (CT)
REDMOND, Wash. (AP) - Microsoft Corp. on Thursday filed 117 federal lawsuits against unnamed defendants, accusing them of a high-tech form of identity theft known as "phishing."
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Google doubles e-mail space
Apr 1 2005 8:25PM (CT)
SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) - A year after unveiling a free e-mail service with a full gigabyte of storage, Google Inc. is doubling the capacity of each account and plans to keep bumping up the limit in the future.
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Living will software sales surge
Apr 1 2005 7:18AM (CT)
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - Sales of computer software to create living wills are surging amid the high-profile debate over Terri Schiavo, the severely brain-damaged Florida woman who died Thursday.
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