Digg To (Finally) Integrate OpenID?! July 24, 2008
When Digg’s Lead Architect Joe Stump took the stage at the Facebook Developer Conference in San Francisco earlier today, something in one of his screen shots caught our attention. He was there to show how users will soon be able to log in to Digg without an account via their Facebook credentials (the new Facebook Connect product). But also included
Net firms in music pirates deal July 24, 2008
Six of the UK's biggest net providers are believed to backed a government plan to tackle music piracy online.
DIY Schemes For Super-Fast Net July 24, 2008
In early July BT announced that it was going to invest £1.5bn in fibre optic cables, bringing access to faster broadband to up to 10 million UK homes. But there will be large swathes of the country untouched by super-fast broadband and, for some, the answer is a more DIY, community-based approach to fibre.
Malware Authors Take Aim at Growing Number of Macs July 24, 2008
According to a new story on Times Online, the bad guys are starting to notice the (bad) computing habits of Mac users. With Apple's market share now around 8.5% -- and growing quickly, with sales of almost 2.5 million Macs in the last quarter -- these Mac newbies are a tempting target for profit-minded criminals.
Rumor: Next iPod nano to be Multi-Colored July 24, 2008
According to a rumor that's been getting a little traction on the Mac sites, the new iPod nano will be multi-colored. Notice that we said "nano" and not "nanos." Because while the current nano line is offered in multiple colors, 9to5Mac is claiming that the next nano will have more than one color on each model.
Facebook Connect Coming To iPhone This Fall July 24, 2008
oday at the f8 conference Benjamin Ling revealed that Facebook will be releasing a Cocoa framework for the iPhone that will allow application developers to integrate with Facebook Connect. The framework is expected to be released sometime in the fall, and will take the form of an SDK that can be used by developers of iPhone applications. Facebook C
AT&T says initial iPhone sales double that of last year July 24, 2008
AT&T said Wednesday that sales of Apple's iPhone 3G during the first twelve days were nearly double that of last year, this despite shortages that have seen backorders stretch one to three weeks at its retail stores.
Sirius and XM Coming To iPhone 2.0, and Maybe App Store? July 24, 2008
Sirius and XM radio will be making their way to the iPhone 2.0 firmware via Millard Software's jailbroken apps, uSirius and uXM (Yes, you can listen to Sirius or XM right through your iPhone!). Continue reading for information regarding official Sirius/XM apps for the App Store.
Google close to buying social news site Digg: report July 24, 2008
Rumours that user-driven news website Digg is close to being sold to Google Inc. have resurfaced, with the internet search leader reportedly offering around $200 million US for the social news site.
Why not learn a little language while you work, Amigo? July 23, 2008
Books, CDs, flashcards, classes -- there are a lot of tools to help you learn a foreign language. If you spend much of your time near a computer, software may be one of the better options. Ian McIntosh's Amigo is a friendly language utility for the Linux user, notable for how well it integrates into the desktop.
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Oleg Mitskaniouk founded Target PC in 1999. He currently holds the position of Editor In Chief. Oleg handles parts of the review work and is taking care of the business management of the company.
Don Nguyen - Technology Analyst
Don Nguyen graduated from the John Molson School of Business with a Bachelor in Marketing and a Minor in Human Relations. Don helped the expansion of Target PC within Canada and the U.S.
Justin Svatina - Technology Editor
Justin Svatina graduated from Concordia University in Electrical Engeneering and joined forces with Oleg Mitskaniouk in 2000 during Target PC's development stage. Justin ensures the quality and the overall presentation of the magazine.
Melanie Hachey - Technology Editor
Melanie Hachey graduated in Communications Studies from Concordia University and is the final member of the team of senior editors. Melanie creates and develops business affiliations on top of guiding Target PC into new editorial directions.
William Yaple - Audio Editor
William Yaple holds a Bachelor Degree in Art and Mathematics. His technical and informative audio reviews attract thousands of avid audio professionals around the world. William designs and builds FM stereo transmitters and high-end analog electronic audio amplification circuits.
D. Scott Salveson - Technology Analyst
Scott Salveson joined us in December of 2001. He is handling our new article section and works with our editorial staff touching product reviews. In addition Scott runs a consulting firm providing marketing, internet consulting and other services to businesses around the world.
David Dorgerville- Technology Editor
David joined us in early 2002 as a technical editor; in addition of writing reports for Target PC he also he also manages part of our public relations.
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Franco Santelli is our Game Editor, specializing in both console and PC games. He is a John Molson School of Business graduate and holds a Bachelor of Commerce in Marketing and a Minor in Management Information Systems. He has co-developed strategy games and has been reviewing games for over a decade.
