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You probably assume that most major magazine covers are designed on top-of-the-line systems with the most advanced software available. Most of the time, you'd be right. But this week's New Yorker cover was created by Bob Staake on some pretty ancient technology: Mac OS 7 and Photoshop 3.0.

AP - After a series of changes designed to draw more people to its online marketplace, eBay Inc.’s latest alteration is aimed at its own employees. The auction site operator said Monday it will cut about 1,600 jobs, 10 percent of its work force, in its largest round of dismissals ever.

Reuters - IAC Corp’s Ask.com is overhauling its Web search engine to deliver faster results and improved relevance as it bids to win share from market leader Google Inc. Read the original here: Ask revamps for faster Web search, more relevance (Reuters) a2a_linkname="Ask revamps for faster [...]

There’s never a dull moment for those of us lucky enough to be part of the technology industry, and we here at LinuxInsider are just as prone as the next tech enthusiasts to get caught up in the excitement of new innovations and ideas. Take cloud computing.

By Andrew Liszewski Even though we were promised that innovations like the PC, newsletter and wireless communications would pave the way to a paper-less office, just taking a quick look around my desk alone tells me that dream is still only a dream.

Nobody guess right on what software I used in previous post. I’m using Garmin Mobile XT ver 4.10.8 GPS navigation software. It is mobile edition of the famous Garmin GPS software. GPS is only a global positioning device. Basically, without a navigation software you can do nothing other than geotag.

Web apps is a well known part of the iPhone’s system and paves the way for the ability to run applications within the MobileSafari browser. Up until recently, we all thought that meant web-oriented apps mandatory Safari to run.

Just when I got writing about the the relatively unknown fullscreen web app feature, that comes across my screen! The iPhone 2.2 firmware update apparently had a few secrets of its own that are worth mentioning. Developers have located these secret features, which are like little nuggets of iPhone treasure.

Netbooks might be tiny and pack in a whole bunch of features, but next again the small anatomy factor makes them heat up much faster than a class A fever. With the Acer Aspire One Fan Control, you will be able to help keep temperature levels low, as the Acer Aspire netbook plods on while crunching all your numbers in reports.

If you have always been hankering after the MacBook Air but do not have the budget for it, here’s an alternative - the Asus S101. that amazingly slim notebook won’t cause you to dig into your kids’ college savings, and measures a mere 0.7″ thin with the following specifications :- Intel Atom