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Seagate - Maxtor Delivers BlackArmor Total Data Security
Leading hard drive manufacturer - and my personal storage favorite - Seagate has finished up work on a must-have portable storage solution for people who must securely transport sensitive data . Developed as a Maxtor product, the USB 2.0-compatible BlackArmor encrypted external hard drive delivers 160 GB of portable storage locked down behind true 128-bit AES hardware-based encryption. The ...
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Yahoo board to debate deal options
Yahoo's board of directors is expected on Friday to discuss the various options for cutting a deal, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal.
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Sun 18th Nov 2007 15:45 UTC
Linux.com takes a look at gOS . They conclude: "I really liked gOS. It's a cute little system with lots of functionality and great looks. It works well and is fast and stable on my laptop. It should work on any computer that any other Linux supports.
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An excerpt fom the book "Nifty Utilities to Hack Mac OS X Tiger" has an overview of OS X apps like TinkerTool, Carbon Copy Cloner, BatChmod, Memory stick, and others, that help you tweak apps like Safari, adjust and monitor memory status, bring the world of Unix file ownership and permissions over to the Mac, and more.
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Wedding balloon from Osage found in Canada
OSAGE — A helium-filled balloon released at an Osage wedding three years ago has been discovered in Canada.
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Moms, dads marvel as students podcast at Germantown school
Fiddling with the controls on the Mac computer, Claire Hall acted as a sound engineer for Ollie Ciabattini and Maggie Schneider as they prepared to lay down a track on their podcasts.
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In The End, Microsoft Will Win Out With Yahoo
Try as it might, Yahoo is not seen as having any better options. You must be registered and logged in to add comments!
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Microsoft, Yahoo Hope Possible Merger Brings Wealth, Innovation
WASHINGTON-Google Inc. has continued to gain Internet search engine market share away from rivals Yahoo! Inc. and Microsoft Corp.According to March 2008 statistics provided by Market Share, Goog...
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Students, take out your notebooks...
LAPLACE – Sixth graders at Lake Pontchartrain Elementary have received a special educational gift from the state and Apple, Inc. They were given new Apple MacBook laptop computers at no cost to the school, as part of Louisiana’s Laptop Initiative.
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11-04-2008: LG Display drops on TV price war concerns
SEOUL: Shares in LG Display Co Ltd fell more than 5% early on April 11, despite the firm's strong quarterly results, due to growing concerns that the market position of its key client TV makers is weakening.
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Sun today released Solaris 10 6/06, which provides a host of improvements; most notably, this is the first release to support ZFS . Download it from Sun's Solaris website . A short summary of the new features is also available . Other new features besides ZFS: UDP and TCP/IP improvements, PCI Express support on x86 (including hotplugging), predictive self healing for x64 systems, and much more.
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Popular business directory searches
The 2008 edition of the Enid citywide cleanup will begin Tuesday, and city officials hope want the project to take on a more personal tone this year.
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 28th Jun 2006 12:58 UTC
Yesterday, Novell released a pre-release of its much-anticipated SUSE Enterprise Linux Desktop 10, actually the 3rd release candidate. This release contains all the much-touted stuff such as Xgl and its fancy effects, Beagle integration, and more. Read on for some first impressions.
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Google may win complex Yahoo deal
SAN FRANCISCO -- Microsoft's attempt to take over Yahoo has become so tortured it may help internet search and ad vertising leader Google grow stronger, undermining Microsoft's main reason for pursing the deal in the first place.
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Child porn found on computer
Bradenton Police are trying to determine who the owner of a computer is after someone found child porn on the hard drive, said Detective Anthony Cerniglia.
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Computers are a bonus
SUNBURY -- Laura Herrold wants to be a veterinarian, but her grades in biology were a stumbling block until Classrooms of the Future came to Shikellamy High School.
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LG Display sees strong Demand for small LCD TVs
SEOUL (Reuters) - The LCD TV market is seeing stronger-than-expected demand for small-size sets as consumers switch to sleeker TVs from bulky tubes at ever-faster rates, the chief executive of LG Display Co Ltd said. ...
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Heiskell signs with Lions
NEOSHO, Mo. — Neosho High School senior Amber Heiskell obviously believes Missouri Southern State University is the correct choice to continue her studies and volleyball career.
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Yahoo-Microsoft Battle Bolsters Google
Microsoft Corp.'s attempt to take over Yahoo Inc. has become so tortured it may help Internet search and advertising leader Google Inc. grow stronger, undermining Microsoft's main reason for pursing the deal in the first place.
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Microsoft seen as the winner for Yahoo!
Yahoo Inc may have played its top two cards by pulling out possible deals with AOL and Google, but it does not seem to have changed Wall Street's view that Microsoft will eventually win the takeover battle.
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Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Sat 13th Jan 2007 23:36 UTC
Some more information about the Apple iPhone is keep hitting the web: the ARM CPU is apparently made by Samsung, applications will only be developed by third party companies that have a license agreement with Apple and make sure they follow specific guidelines (and possibly the apps will only be available by iTunes) while other sources say that the iPhone indeed runs a modified version of Darwin ...
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Sat 1st Oct 2005 16:22 UTC
"No matter what strides the new generation of open-source companies make, they all owe a big debt to Torvalds. In 1991 the Finnish programmer started Linux as a project at the University of Helsinki. Fourteen years later the reverberations are still being felt."
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Winbond and Zentel reportedly slash specialty DRAM quotes
Amid a rapid capacity expansion for specialty DRAM, Winbond Electronics and Zentel Electronics, are both said to have cut their quotes close to the level of cost, according to industry sources. Despite the sharp cut in quotes, the corresponding impact on profitability will be still less than that from commodity DRAM, said the sources.
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Utilization rates dropping at 8-inch fabs
Due to declining orders, utilization rates at the 8-inch fabs of DRAM makers including ProMOS Technologies, Powerchip Semiconductor Corporation (PSC) and Nanya Technology are seeing drops which are expected to have a deep impact on current operations, according to industry sources.
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 1st Dec 2005 19:16 UTC
"Although we didn't consider it as such here today, Yonah will be quite impressive on notebooks. The thought of having such a cool running dual core processor in a notebook is honestly amazing, and the performance difference (especially for multitaskers) over what we have today will be significant.
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