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Sanford Wallace, the so-called spam king, has often been accused of sending annoying messages that are typically ignored by the recipient. Perhaps he considered a series of court orders as something he could blow off. To say Wallace, who could not be reached for comment, failed to mount a vigorous defense would be an understatement. [...]

That concentration means that TraceMonkey doesn’t require a lot of memory or a slow-loading plug-in, Shaver said. And it also means that it’s good for mobile devices, one of Mozilla’s main focuses for browser development. Firefox 3.1 will run many Web-based applications such as Gmail faster through incorporation of a feature called TraceMonkey that dramatically [...]

On Wednesday, Core Security announced three vulnerabilities within iCal, the personal calendar application that ships with the Mac operating system. The vulnerabilities affect iCal version 3.0.1 on MacOS X 10.5.1. ZDNet’s Ryan Naraine quotes an as-yet unpublished Core Security announcement as saying: “The vulnerabilities are caused due to iCal not properly sanitizing certain fields on [...]

That’s according to a set of articles that appeared on the paper’s Web site early Saturday. The articles were published in error, of course, and they disappeared from the newspaper’s Web site a few hours later. While they were live, the list of prepared-in-advance headlines said Obama had variously chosen Biden, Clinton, Evan Bayh, Chet [...]

Yahoo to announce reorg, Google ad deal Full Road Trip 2008 coverage Microsoft gets bipartisan support Cities take lead in climate change What’s in the future for Funny or Die? Plus, Yahoo loses a couple of high-level employees–and it’s getting set to announce a deal with Google. And Microsoft might inspire raging debates in tech [...]

On this week’s EIC Squared podcast ZDNet’s Larry Dignan and I discuss Google’s latest disruption in the Web 2.0 field, the Chrome browser, as well as Apple’s product launch event on September 9. In addition, Larry explains his idea that Dell and Salesforce.com could merge. Dell is trying to be more of a software company [...]

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(Credit: Apple) Riverturn’s VoiceCentral has been available in the App Store for the past four months. The app integrates Google’s GrandCentral and Google Voice with the iPhone. In a blog post on Riverturn’s Web site Tuesday, the developer paraphrased the call. At one point the developer asks the Apple rep if there’s something he can [...]

As if that wasn’t enough, The Unofficial Apple Weblog is reporting that the developer is now being flooded with refund requests from customers. The problem is Apple keeps its 30 percent commission, but the developer has to refund the entire amount to the customer. The developer then asks, “if we can’t figure out the issue [...]