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Overall Rating
1. C I Host Dedicated Servers and CoLocation Services :
Reliable network combined with good prices and a reputable name.
This is an excellent choice for colocation services and resellers.
We have expirenced good customer support so far.
2. FogHost Shared Linux Hosting :
Best overall value in terms of bang for the buck and overall
reliability. From our tests we have not experienced any
downtime at all. Cheap domain names with free website
builder and shopping cart and blog.
3. Yahoo Small Business Hosting :
Well known name and good support and value and you can get
domain names for great price. If you are not too picky, but
want some ecommerce site, then you need to look into this,
because this is a well known brand.
4. RackSpace Dedicated Servers :
Very Expensive, but reliable and if you want support all the
time they have their trademark Fanatical Support. Not be the
best choice for small startups and individuals but good for
large organizations.
5. FogHost Dedicated Servers Bundle :
Best in the dedicated server market with excellent value. No hidden charges
for real and plenty of installed software with minimum
1200GB bandwidth and extremely fast servers.
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Technology News
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Web retailers, states tussle over tax rules
(AP)AP - In a big break for online shoppers, Web retailers generally don't have to charge sales taxes in states where they lack a store or some other physical presence.
Conviction reversed in web hoax that led to suicide
(AFP)
 AFP - A woman who was convicted of computer fraud in an Internet hoax that led to the suicide of 13-year-old girl was tentatively acquitted Thursday by a federal judge.
DOJ Officially Opens Investigation Into Google Book Search
(PC World)PC World - The U.S. Department of Justice confirmed on Thursday that it is investigating a settlement involving Google Book Search for possible antitrust violations, following months of speculation that the agency had its eye on the service.
Broadband industry group say U.S. rules go too far
(Reuters)
Reuters - U.S. government guidelines to spend $4 billion to expand broadband access to underserved areas across the United States may go beyond current laws, a broadband industry group, said on Thursday.
Online Ad Groups Release New Behavioral Ad Principles
(PC World)
PC World - Online consumers should get more information about what information is being tracked and collected for the purposes of behavioral advertising, and they should have more control over what data is being collected, according to new privacy principles released Thursday by four advertising trade groups.
Ask.com Bets on Semantic Search, Targeting Special Audiences
(PC World)
PC World - In the past eight months, Ask.com has unfurled a set of changes to its search engine that the IAC unit calls a success, although its share of U.S. search queries has actually shrunk during that time period.
Microsoft Removes Projectile-vomiting IE8 Ad From Web
(PC World)
PC World - An online ad for Internet Explorer 8 that showed a woman projectile vomiting has left such a bad taste in viewers' mouths that Microsoft has decided to remove it.
Internet used to help young smokers quit
(Reuters)
Reuters - The University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC) is leading a $2.9 million National Cancer Institute project to increase demand for evidence-based, Internet-based smoking cessation treatment for young adults aged 18 to 24 years.
Gamer steals from virtual world to pay real debts
(Reuters)
Reuters - Facing real world debts, a trusted figure in a popular online game stole money from the virtual bank he ran and exchanged it for cash through the black market.
Conficker: Forgotten but not Gone
(PC World)
PC World - Conficker may not dominate the headlines any longer, but it's still going strong, according to Trend Micro's Malware Blog and stats from the Conficker Working Group.
Xbox 360 Dashboard Ads to Get Animation, Audio
(PC World)
PC World - What's worse than paying $50 a year more than Games For Windows Live gamers, just to play Xbox 360 games online?
Microsoft adds selected "tweets" to Bing
(AFP)
 AFP - Microsoft is integrating messages from prominent users of Twitter, the hot micro-blogging service, into the results generated by its new Internet search engine Bing.
Jay Leno wins cybersquatting case
(Reuters)Reuters - Comedian and talk show host Jay Leno has won a cybersquatting case against a Texas man found by a U.N. agency to have misused the domain name thejaylenoshow.com to direct Internet users to a real estate website.
Bing Searches Up-To-the-Minute Tweets on Twitter
(NewsFactor)
NewsFactor - Bing is now doing Twitter. The recently launched Microsoft search engine is now allowing users to search for various kinds of real-time data, including tweets from Twitter.
Facebook revising privacy settings
(AFP)
 AFP - Facebook is revising its privacy settings to give the more than 200 million users of the social network the ability to share as much or as little about themselves online as they want.
Paisley: 'Hard to ignore' serious themes on new CD
(AP) AP - As much as he enjoys singing about the double lives of computer geeks ("Online") and amorous country boys ("Ticks"), Brad Paisley says there's too much going on in the world to be too lighthearted on his new album, "American Saturday Night."
Microsoft Pulls Gross-Out Ad for IE8
(PC World)PC World - It looks like the image of a woman throwing up after inadvertently viewing pornography was too controversial for Microsoft. As of this morning, the online-only ad for Internet Explorer 8 called O.M.G.I.G.P. -- oh my God! I'm gonna puke -- has been pulled from all Microsoft and third-party video Web sites -- including the dedicated IE8 site, Browser for the Better.
Broadband.gov, Workshops Kick Off Rollout
(PC Magazine)
PC Magazine - A big component of this year's stimulus package was broadband deployment. In addition to allocating $7.2 billion in broadband grants, the bill also ordered the Federal Communications Commission to come up with a national broadband plan by February.
Bing Builds an Underwhelming Twitter Search
(PC World)
PC World - Looking for a competitive edge in the Internet search wars, Microsoft plans to index Twitter updates in real time for Bing, its recently rebranded search engine.
Couple Gets Prison Time for Internet Obscenity
(PC World)
PC World - Husband and wife owners of a California company that distributed pornographic materials over the Internet have been each sentenced to one year and one day in prison, the U.S. Department of Justice announced.
'BugDay' Planned To Fix Bugs in New Firefox 3.5
(NewsFactor)NewsFactor - Mozilla is scrambling to fix bugs in its just-released Firefox 3.5 browser. Users are posting complaints about problems across the Web.
Moblin: a First Look at Intel's Open-Source OS
(PC World)
PC World - Moblin is an Intel-created open-source operating system for netbooks and, specifically, the kind of people who use them.
Red Hat Program Certifies Partners to Put Linux on Cloud
(PC World)
PC World - Red Hat has launched a new partner program to make sure its enterprise Linux and JBoss software are core components of a cloud-computing infrastructure, and to guarantee that Red Hat-based applications will run reliably and safely in the cloud.
Beyond Firefox 3.5: A Sneak Peek at Mozilla's Next Browser
(PC World)
PC World - Mozilla's Firefox 3.5 is off to a running start. The new browser, boasting significant speed increases and a host of added features, was officially released Tuesday morning. By mid-afternoon, the program had surpassed 1.6 million downloads worldwide and was steadily climbing, according to Mozilla's real-time tracking utility.
5 Features Internet Explorer Will Likely Crib from Firefox 3.5
(PC World)
PC World - Mozilla's Firefox 3.5 browser launched today not only besting Internet Explorer 8 when it comes to features, in my opinion, but also when it comes to speed. As I'll predict here, for its next Internet Explorer launch Microsoft will crib innovative Firefox 3.5 features and skimp on giving credit. After all, haven't we seen Microsoft do this before? Remember where you spotted browser tabs the first time?
Firefox 3.5 Increases Speed, Protects User Privacy
(NewsFactor)
NewsFactor - Mozilla on Tuesday released a Web browser that it said is 10 times faster than its original browser. One year after releasing Firefox 3.0, the Mountain View, Calif.-based nonprofit released Firefox 3.5, which it said is two times faster than Firefox 3.0 and 10 times faster than Firefox 2.
IBM offers open source machine learning compiler
(InfoWorld)
InfoWorld - IBM is announcing on Tuesday availability of an open source machine learning compiler, which the company said intelligently optimizes applications, thus meaning shorter development times and bigger performance gains.
Office-compatibility torture test
(InfoWorld)
InfoWorld - In InfoWorld's tests using complex Word and Excel documents, OpenOffice.org 3.1 failed to deliver on its promise of better Microsoft Office interoperability, severely mangling our Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel test data files.
The better Office alternative: SoftMaker Office bests OpenOffice.org
(InfoWorld)
InfoWorld - In the kingdom of business productivity, Microsoft Office reigns supreme.
Why is Microsoft Office so hard to kill?
(InfoWorld)
InfoWorld - It's the question that vexes free open source software advocates and commercial competitors around the globe: Why is Microsoft Office so difficult to dislodge from its perch atop the IT heap? Is it the exclusive bundling deals? The deep Software Assurance entrenchment? Steve Ballmer's backroom deal with the devil?
The many faces of OpenOffice
(InfoWorld)
InfoWorld - A chameleon: That's what I think of when I ponder the myriad variations on the OpenOffice.org theme that have cropped up in recent years.
First look: Microsoft Office 2010
(InfoWorld)
InfoWorld - Call it serendipity. As I was working through my review of OpenOffice.org 3.1 and SoftMaker Office 2008, an early version of the Community Technology Preview (CTP) of Microsoft Office 2010 was conveniently leaked to the Internet.
Group Pitches Linux for Free Netbooks From Mobile Carriers
(PC World)
PC World - Mobile carriers may start giving away netbooks for free, and Linux-based application stores could help them profit by doing it, the head of a Linux advocacy group told Chinese companies on Monday.
Mozilla Confirms Tuesday Release for Firefox 3.5
(PC Magazine)
PC Magazine - Mozilla confirmed that it is scheduled to release Firefox 3.5 on Tuesday morning.
NetBeans IDE enhanced for teams, scripting
(InfoWorld)
InfoWorld - NetBeans, the open source IDE championed by Sun Microsystems, is being fitted with additional capabilities this week for development teams and scripting languages.
Firefox 3.5 eyed for Tuesday release
(InfoWorld)
InfoWorld - Mozilla is expected to release its Firefox 3.5 browser on Tuesday morning, a company representative said on Friday afternoon.
Wall Street Beat: Red Hat, Oracle Cheer IT Investors
(PC World)
PC World - As the first half of 2009 comes to a close, the big question for tech companies is whether the recession will ease up enough to spur spending increases for IT by the end of the year.
Mozilla Adds Third Firefox 3.5 RC Version
(PC Magazine)
PC Magazine - A mere three days after the general availability of the popular open source browser's second release candidate, a third arrived Thursday.
Bending the back office: Open source CRM and ERP
(InfoWorld)
InfoWorld - The back office for any company requires many different layers of software. Essentials like e-mail and a basic Web site are relatively simple commodities to run. The hardest job is delivering the kind of software that acts as the spinal cord for the business, that cares for all of the most essential details, big and small, that keep the customers paying the invoices and ensure the bank accounts hold enough money to make the payroll.
Red Hat Edges Past Q1 Views, Sees Q2 In Line With Estimates
(Investor's Business Daily)
Investor's Business Daily - Open source software vendor Red Hat shrugged off a lull in overall technology spending, slightly beating analysts' first-quarter profit and sales forecasts Wednesday.
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