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IT-backed VCs make a beeline for India
They have already made 10 investments, with Intel Capital being the most active, according to a Venture Intelligence report. Intel Capital has been in India for over 10 years now, and the entry of new players like SAP Ventures and Cisco is not only acknowledging the presence of India as a contributor to technology innovation, but also recognising it as a mature market, note analysts.
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Online map gives customers estimates on restoration
While many are still without power, CenterPoint employees are working 24 hours a day to restore power to customers in Harris County. Just days ago, residents were hearing bleak rumors of outages in their areas lasting anywhere from two to four weeks, but it doesn’t look like that’s the case any longer.
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Oracle is now offering computer hardware
Oracle is expanding into the computer hardware business in an effort to make its database software run more efficiently.
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The Buzz on Business
SURVEY SHOWS YOUTH WILL HAVE ITS GAMES: A new national survey from the Pew Internet & American Life Project illustrates just how ingrained video games have become in youth culture. The survey, released Tuesday, combined the telephone responses from a nationally representative sample of 1,102 young people, ages 12 to 17, and their parents. Performed from November 2007 through February of this ...
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C-G's Kwech shoots 6-under
CARY– Tuesday’s conditions were ideal for golfing, and Cary-Grove’s Ryan Kwech took advantage as he fired a scorching 6-under-par 31, at Cary Country Club, for the Trojans.
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Public Safety 09/25/2008
Public Safety report for Sept. 25, 2008 Battery — A 29-year-old man was attacked by three men on bicycles in the 500 block of West Market Street at 1:40 a.m. Tuesday, Bloomington police said. The man, who told police he did not know his attackers, fled to the home of a family member, who called for help. He was treated at BroMenn Regional Medical Center, Normal.
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Google plans to release a feature-packed phone
(AP) -- The first cellphone running Google's mobile software looks something like Apple's iPhone and has a large touch screen, but it also packs a trackball, a slide-out keyboard and easy access to Google's e-mail and mapping programs.
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BraCo libraries opening up
Brazoria County Libraries with electricity and minimum storm damage opened for regular business on Sept. 22 and are prepared to assist residents with storm related damage to complete FEMA applications. Computers are available.
Pearland Journal |
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Google phone unveiled
Google launched its long-awaited mobile phone this week, unveiling a rival to Apple's iPhone.
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Marion police computer system paying dividends
MARION - Police officers in Marion are now better equipped to respond to an emergency call thanks to the installation of a new computer-aided dispatch system at the department earlier this month.
The Southern Illinoisan |
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-- IM email threatens L K Advani over Shillong visit
Following in the footsteps of the US Armed Forces, the Indian Army soldiers will soon be armed with laser guns to help take on militants without even firing a single shot.
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Virtual security
For schools, just as for individuals, security of personal information on computers has to be a continuing priority.
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IT: A man’s game? Think again, girls... Here's five reasons why you should be in IT
According to a recent survey, almost 90 per cent of girls aged between 11 and 16 think that using technology is 'cool' and is a regular topic of conversation with friends. 38 per cent of girls talk about technology, including mobile downloads and social networking, on a daily basis.
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Huntley library receives $45,000 tech grant
HUNTLEY – The Huntley Area Public Library recently was given a $45,000 technology grant, which will help replace older computer equipment and add special educational software for children.
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Panasonic Sets a Higher Standard for Reliable Mobile and Wireless Computing with Upgraded Line of Business-Rugged ...
Introduces the world's lightest 3G-ready notebook with a 14.1 inch wide display and internal optical drive, the Toughbook F8; All 8 Series Toughbook notebooks now offered with embedded Gobi(TM) 3G technology, allowing seamless global acce...
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Datalogic Mobile Extends Its Product Portfolio With DLoG X-Series Industrial Computers
The technological basis of the OEM partnership is founded on DLoG X-series terminals. The touch screen terminals are designed up to protection class IP67 for dust and waterproofing in an aluminum housing with a fanless design, and are available as 7-inch (X7), 10.4-inch (X 10) and 12.1-inch (X12) models.
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Tech Journal: With Android, Google pushes into new territory
Ten years ago, Sergey Brin and Larry Page founded Google, Inc. while they were students at Stanford University. Initially being based around just a search engine that examined relationships between Web sites to more accurately rank search results, the company now exists as much more than that.
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Microsoft Arc Mouse
Microsoft's Arc is one of the best mouse concepts we've seen, combining the benefits of portability and a full-sized mouse into the one unit.
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Thursday, September 18, 2008
Nearly one week and $750 billion later, Don Henry, chief real estate officer of the Atlanta-based Wells Real Estate Funds, is still glued to his computer trying to figure out what the events of the last several days will mean for the commercial real estate industry.
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PC Game Impressions: Sugar Rush
Nexon and Klei Entertainment partner up for an online combat game. But will it be fun? There are any number of free-to-play games on the Internet right now, ranging from the very basic to the incredibly complex. Most of these are in the RPG genre, but how many are in the fighting/combat genre? Not too many worth noting. However, that might change with the release of Sugar Rush, developed by ...
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Thieves take computers from Graham school
GRAHAM (Special) — Thieves may find more profit in returning their loot than trying to pawn Graham High School computers stolen last weekend.
Wichita Falls Times Record News |
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Marion police computer system paying dividends
MARION - Police officers in Marion are now better equipped to respond to an emergency call thanks to the installation of a new computer-aided dispatch system at the department earlier this month.
The Southern Illinoisan |
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Computer classes scheduled at Moore Public Library
MOORE — Registration begins Monday for free computer classes offered during October at the Moore Public Library, 225 S Howard Ave. Classes will be in the library's computer training classroom; registration is required for each class and space is limited. To register, visit the library or call 793-4349. The library will offer a special class at 7 p.m. Oct. 16 on making greeting cards. The ...
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Norman book sale volunteers needed
NORMAN — Friends of the Norman Library needs donations and volunteers for its upcoming book sale. The organization is asking for donations of good-quality used books, audio and video tapes, CDs, DVDs, records, computer programs and prints. Sale items can be dropped off at the library's circulation desk. Pick up for large donations is available. Receipts will be available for all donations. ...
The Oklahoman |
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Norman Community Events
TODAY"Word Level 2,” 9 a.m., Moore Norman Technology Center, 4701 12th Ave. NW, 364-5763. Photo Editing 2, 10 a.m., Norman Public Library, 225 N Webster, 701-2620. "Proactive Listening,” 12:30 p.m., Moore Norman Technology Center, 4701 12th Ave. NW, 364-5763. Lecture on painting techniques by artist Bill Fisher, 2 p.m., Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art, 555 Elm Ave., 325-2691. Free Microsoft Access ...
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