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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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Iran's resistance keeps up cat-and-mouse web game
(Reuters)Reuters - With their paths through the Internet increasingly blocked by government filters, Nooshin and her fellow Iranian opposition-supporters say their information on planned protests now comes in emails.
MySpace Music experiments with audio ads
(AP)
AP - Hoping to boost revenue, MySpace Music has begun experimenting with audio advertisements that users must hear if they want to listen to music for free online.
Black Hawk Down: China Busted Hacker-Training Site
(NewsFactor)
NewsFactor - The Chinese government has arrested three hackers who were running an online hacker-training business. The trio of hackers operated Black Hawk Safety Net, a company that collected nearly $1 million from more than 120,000 members.
Nook E-Reader Heads to Barnes & Noble Stores
(NewsFactor)
NewsFactor - Barnes & Noble said Monday that its popular nook e-book reader is back in stock online and will be rolling out in the majority of the bookseller's U.S. stores this week. Customers also will be able to enjoy exclusive Valentine's Day-themed online content this month, the company said.
Report: Google to Make Gmail More Social
(PC World)
PC World - Google plans to tweak Gmail to make it easier for its users to post and share status updates, in an attempt to inject the Web mail service with social-networking capabilities popularized by Twitter and Facebook, according to The Wall Street Journal.
Miley Cyrus, other celebs auction items for Haiti
(AP)
 AP - Miley Cyrus has organized an online auction to benefit the relief effort in Haiti, and Britney Spears, Hugh Jackman, Ellen DeGeneres, Julianne Moore, Whoopi Goldberg, Demi Lovato and others will donate items and experiences.
US man indicted for threats to Hispanic groups
(AFP) AFP - A man who went by the Internet pseudonym "Devilfish579" has been charged with threatening Hispanic groups in the United States in a series of hostile emails, the Justice Department said Monday.
Spain's Telefonica considers charging Google
(AP)AP - Spanish telecoms operator Telefonica says it is considering charging Internet search companies like Google and Yahoo for network use.
Google appeals French book scan decision: lawyer
(AFP)
 AFP - Google has filed an appeal of a court decision that ordered the US Internet giant to stop digitising French books without publishers' approval, its lawyers said Monday.
China 'jails porn website operator for 13 years'
(AFP) AFP - China has sentenced a man who operated a porn website to 13 years in jail and fined him 100,000 yuan (15,000 dollars), state media said, amid an ongoing campaign to crack down on online sexual content.
In rare TV advertising foray, Google runs Super Bowl ad
(AFP) AFP - In a rare foray into television advertising, Internet giant Google ran an ad during the Super Bowl.
Report: Google to Add Social Features to Gmail
(PC Magazine)PC Magazine - Google will be adding hooks to popular social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter via Gmail, according to reports. Is this a push version of Google's Social Search?
Under fire, NY governor Paterson says he's not resigning
(Reuters)
 Reuters - New York Governor David Paterson on Monday restated his intention to run for governor and denied rumors he might resign over potentially scandalous allegations in a forthcoming news report that fueled new speculation about his political future.
Google's First Super Bowl Ad Shows its Softer Side
(PC World)PC World - Google doesn't tend to show itself off. Why would it need to? It's a household name, often synonymous with search, the go-to search engine. Even if Google didn't flood the news on an almost daily basis, at this point, it'd be impossible to ignore its influence. Yet still, Google dug deep into the television advertising gambit on Sunday, airing a heartwarming spot during the be-all, end-all destination for ads: the Super Bowl.
Internet prompts the publishing itch in over-60s
(Reuters)
Reuters - The Internet is helping older British readers rekindle a love of books and writing, and an overwhelming majority of senior citizens see the medium as a positive development, according to a survey.
Barnes & Noble's Nook Is Finally Available
(PC Magazine)
PC Magazine - Barnes & Noble's Nook e-book reader is now available online and will be in stores by mid-week, the book retailer announced Monday.
Google's Next Venture: Universal Translator
(PC World)
PC World - Google wants to pioneer the first smartphone technology to translate foreign languages almost instantly, the search giant told British daily The Times. The technology will be able to convert spoken words into a different language in real time, and could be ready within a few years.
PayPal Suspends Personal Payments to India
(PC World)
PC World - PayPal, an eBay company, has suspended personal payments to and from India and transfers to local banks in the country.
Google warns Chinese copycat website: report
(AFP)
 AFP - Google has warned a copycat Chinese website to stop using a logo that resembles the US Internet giant's or face possible legal action, state media reported Monday.
China Closes Hacker Training Site, Arrests Three Members
(PC World)PC World - Chinese police have shut down what they called the country's biggest hacker training Web site and arrested three people linked to the site, local media said Saturday.
InfoWorld review: Windows on the Mac
(InfoWorld)InfoWorld - Why choose between Windows 7 and Snow Leopard when you can have both? A Mac with virtualization software is a great platform for running Mac OS X, Windows, Linux, or other Intel-based operating systems, all at the same time. There's also Mac OS X's native Boot Camp, but it only supports Windows and doesn't give you access to Mac OS X without rebooting.
Microsoft to Drop Linux, Unix Versions of Enterprise Search
(PC World)
PC World - Microsoft will no longer offer Linux or Unix versions of its enterprise search products after a wave of releases set to ship in the first half of this year, the company announced in an official blog post Thursday.
Moonlight 3.0 preview offered for rich Internet apps
(InfoWorld)
InfoWorld - Moonlight 3.0, which puts Microsoft's Silverlight rich Internet plug-in software on Linux and Unix platforms, is now being offered in an alpha release, according to Web pages from the Mono project, which has jurisdiction over Moonlight.
Malicious Firefox Add-ons Installed Trojans
(PC World)
PC World - Mozilla last night announced that two experimental Firefox add-ons, Master Filer and the Sothink Web Video Downloader version 4, infected victim PCs with Trojans when either add-on was installed.
Five Benefits of an Open Source Symbian
(PC World)
PC World - The Symbian mobile operating system is getting a second life as the Symbian Foundation makes the smartphone platform open source. The lifeline will revitalize the platform, and has benefits for Nokia, smartphone developers, Symbian handsets, and smartphone users.
Symbian 3 Goes Open Source, But Nokia Ties Remain
(NewsFactor)
NewsFactor - It's official -- and ahead of schedule. The Symbian mobile operating system is now completely open source. The Symbian Foundation on Thursday released Symbian 3, the latest version of the platform.
Symbian OS now fully open source
(InfoWorld)
InfoWorld - The Symbian Foundation will move forward on Thursday with offering up the full Symbian smartphone platform to open source.
Symbian Goes Open Source Four Months Early
(PC World)
PC World - Symbian has completed the process of open sourcing its entire code base, in advance of its June deadline.
Oracle shutting off Sun project-hosting site
(InfoWorld)
InfoWorld - In the wake of its merger with Sun Microsystems, Oracle is discontinuing access to Project Kenai, which was developed by Sun as an open source project-hosting site.
Symbian OS Goes Open-Source
(PC Magazine)
PC Magazine - On Wednesday, the foundation overseeing the world's most popular smartphone OS, Symbian, announced that it had made the operating system entirely open source.
Chrome Has 5.2 Percent of Browser Market, Ahead of Goal
(NewsFactor)
NewsFactor - Google may not be winning over the multitudes with its Nexus One "superphone," but the search giant is gaining ground in the 21st century browser wars. Google's Chrome browser grabbed market share in January from its key rivals, Microsoft's Internet Explorer and Mozilla's Firefox.
Firefox for Mobile Browser Runs on Nokia N900
(NewsFactor)
NewsFactor - Mozilla has released a mobile version of its Firefox browser for users of Nokia's N900 smartphone, which runs the handset maker's high-end Maemo operating system. Built on the same engine as Firefox 3.6 for PCs, the new mobile browser is currently available for download in more than 30 languages, with support for more smartphone platforms and languages on the way, the developers said.
Oracle-Sun Merger Could Benefit Small Business
(PC World)
PC World - Small business has reason the cheer Oracle's acquisition of Sun, now that it appears OpenOffice.org and MySQL look to do well--perhaps better--under new ownership.
Sun-Oracle Merger Looks Bright for OpenOffice, MySQL
(PC Magazine)
PC Magazine - Although eclipsed by Apple's iPad announcement, Oracle announced yesterday its intentions with Sun products, now that the acquisition of Sun Microsystems is complete.
January Reader Responses & Potpourri
(PC Magazine)
PC Magazine - Jim Lynch responds to your comments and sounds off about Kindle app development, Linux job hunting, IE insecurity, and more
Talend Reveals Open-source MDM
(PC World)
PC World - An open-source MDM (master data management) suite from Talend is now available, giving companies a lower-priced option to proprietary products from the likes of Tibco, Kalido and IBM, the company announced Monday.
Mozilla leader worries about Internet limits
(AP)
AP - The leader of the Mozilla Project, whose Firefox Web browser now has 350 million users, said Sunday that she is concerned that legal restrictions could limit Internet expansion.
Life after Windows: What happens to tech if Microsoft dies
(InfoWorld)
InfoWorld - It's the thought experiment we all like to engage in. What would life be like without Microsoft Windows? To listen to the free open source software crowd, the demise of Windows -- and by extension, Microsoft's hegemony over the PC universe -- would signal a kind of rebirth for information technology. Software would finally be free of the corporate shackles that have stifled innovation and dragged down the best and brightest among us.
Firefox 3.6 released
(InfoWorld)
InfoWorld - Firefox 3.6, the latest version of Mozilla's popular browser, was released Thursday, featuring a 20 percent speed improvement over version 3.5, Mozilla said.
Firefox 3.6 Brings Performance Improvements, a Few New Features
(PC World)
PC World - Earlier today, Mozilla released Firefox 3.6, the latest version of its popular browser. While it's not as big of an update as the more ambitious Firefox 3.5, it includes a number of under-the-hood improvements, and a handful of changes that you might discover as you use it. Here are some of the most notable improvements.
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