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Read MoreSony today announced that its FIU-600 Puppy fingerprint identity device now comes packaged with Puppy Suite authentication software for Mac OS X. The package is an easy-to-use solution for securing access to desktops, Web sites and other critical applications, replacing the need to use passwords in the home or a small office environment.
Read MoreShares of Apple hit a 52-week high Wednesday after Charles Wolf of Needham & Co. upgraded the Mac maker to “buy” from “hold,” citing strong iPod sales and a potential Power Mac rebound. Wolf also raised his 2003 earnings per share estimate to 23 cents and his 2004 forecast to 60 cents from 50 cents. After rising to $19.48 in earlier trading, Apple shares ended the day at $19.12, up 93 cents, or 5.11 percent.
Read MoreAn excerpt from “Code Name Ginger,” a new book on the development of the Segway scooter, gives a glimpse of a “combustive” meeting that Apple CEO Steve Jobs attended to give his first impressions of the device. Among several pieces of advice, Jobs reportedly said: “I think it sucks. Its shape is not innovative, it’s not elegant, it doesn’t feel anthropomorphic.
Read MoreEizo today introduced the ColorEdge series of LCD monitors for graphics and publishing professionals. The new flat-panels provide accurate and consistent color performance with Eizo’s new ColorNavigator calibration software and compatibility with the GretagMacbeth Eye-One spectrophotometer.
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