The test back in August determined whether a prototype device for transmitting Internet traffic over the unused white space in the TV spectrum could interfere with microphones.
Google's 'Mail Goggles' Set To Be Your E-Mail Wingman
Every so often Google adds something new to Google Labs, where it tests nonfinal versions of software that may or may not become a standard feature. The latest is called Mail Goggles -- a play on "beer goggles" -- that just might save your tail when it comes to e-mail.
T-Mobile Sets Up Android Emulator To Appease The Hordes
Taking a clue from the unprecedented number of preorders for the HTC G1 Android phone, T-Mobile has set up an emulator that allows you to play around with the user interface to get a feel for how it works.
Google: Android Market Will Be More Open Than iPhone Apps Store
During the course of an interview, Google Android pioneer Andy Rubin made sure so say that the Android Market will be a whole different ballgame compared with the iPhone Apps Store. Is that a good thing or a bad thing?
Google Taps Hollywood Stars To Encourage Voter Registration
The election is just 33 days away. Voter registration deadlines are imminent, with most states cutting off interested voters in the next seven days. With only 3 in 4 eligible Americans registered to vote, Google has teamed up with Hollywood A-Listers to encourage more people to get out there and register.
The partnership allows MySpace users to print photos stored on their profiles; there are about 4 billion images posted on the social network.
Everyday computer users may not fully understand that the rules allow bandwidth hogs to clog up the Internet at their expense, experts said.
The software includes 24-hour phone support for applications, such as iCal server, mail services, and directory on OS X Server; and Exchange, SQL Server, and Active Directory on Windows Server.
Only 10% of U.S. consumers use a cell phone to perform a banking transaction, but as Nokia and others push it, the field is expected to grow.
Technical and commercial challenges mean that even the biggest viral hits aren't generating much in the way of advertising revenue—so far.
Media companies should invest in describing their content with metadata, to make it discoverable and make it as easy as possible for consumers to engage with, experts suggest.
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