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From secret coupons to expert parent advice, these great Web sites keep us in the know.
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How To: Define Wireless Network Security Policies
With a wireless network, you must consider security policies that will protect resources from unauthorized people. Let’s take a look at what you should include in a wireless network security policy for an enterprise.
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Is Decisions® Announces WinReporter® 4.0, a Comprehensive Dashboard for Windows® Systems
WinReporter® 4.0 enables rapid assessment, inventory, audit and classification of all Microsoft® Windows® components (hardware, software, Windows settings, events). [PR.com - September 25, 2008]
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Al-Salwa computer on the hunt for resellers, clients
Access control systems vendor Al-Salwa Computer Devices will be on the hunt for new resellers and customers during its third consecutive outing at GITEX Technology Week.
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Mirics wins first design win for PC TV receivers
Mirics Semiconductor Ltd (Fleet, England) has won its first design-in for its FlexiTV multiband receiver chip, from Taiwanese wireless module specialist AzureWave Technologies, which is using it in a part being readied for PC TV receivers.
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Igel offers virtual desktop 'appliances'
Igel Technology has updated its thin clients to work better within a virtual desktop environment.
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Cyberhand to Design the World's First Direct Nerve Force Feedback System for Gaming
Cyberhand Technologies International Inc. (Pinksheets: CYHA) is a design, marketing and distribution company providing new consumer electronic technologies using innovative ergonomic designs. It announced that it will be designing the world's first and only direct nerve force feedback system. This feedback system is generations ahead of all of the rumble packs on the market today and will make ...
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Recycling event on Saturday
The Foxboro Elementary School PTA is sponsoring an electronics waste recycling event on Saturday, Oct. 4 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The event is free and will take place at the school, located at 600 Morning Glory Drive. The following items will be accepted in any condition: TVs, computers, monitors, cell phones, printers, ink cartridges, digital cameras, PDA's, iPods, video game consoles, games, DVDs
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Stolen laptop can help thieves steal identities
MONTREAL -- A stolen computer laptop can be worth just some quick cash to thieves or potentially cause serious financial damage if the information it contains isn't securely protected.
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Netbooks Dominate Amazon Laptop Sales [NetBooks]
Eight of the top ten selling notebooks on Amazon right now are netbooks. (The other two spots are taken by Apple systems.) Call them underpowered, complain about their screens, but there's a reason...
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Syntag Mfg. Signs RFID Agreement with Peerless Chain Company
INDIANAPOLIS----Today, Syntag Manufacturing LLC signed an agreement with The Peerless Chain Company to provide synthetic, durable RFID Chain Tags. RFID Chain tags provide an electronic interface via an internal radio transponder to computer driven inspection systems and asset tracking programs.
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Sling ships Slingbox Pro-HD
Sling this morning began shipping its long-promised Slingbox Pro-HD, the company's first true HD streaming device. The device carries its own ATSC and ClearQAM hybrid tuner and will pick up either 720p or 1080i TV from cable, satellite and over-the-air broadcasts that can be shared either at home or online; on the local network, computers can watch and control the TV feed at its native ...
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IPTV subscriptions to grow 64 percent in 2008: Gartner
LONDON (Reuters) - Worldwide subscriptions to Internet-based television platforms are on track to reach 19.6 million subscribers in 2008, a 64 percent increase, according to analysts at Gartner.
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Working from Home? So Are the Germs
(ARA) - Working from home may provide many benefits, but a break from germs may not be one of them. Why? A recent workplace study revealed that desktops in home offices harbor more bacteria than desktops in traditional offices.
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Moorhead man pleads guilty in child porn case
Kerry Alan Ronning had faced a total of 365 charges after authorities searched his home in 2006. Court records say they found more than 17,000 images of suspected child pornography on his computer. Advertisement: HITCH 'N GO Wiring, Hitch Covers, Suspension Products, Trailer Inspections, Tow Straps, Mud Flaps Parts & Service Stop in today! Hitch 'N Go 701-775-4477 • ...
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Panasonic Updates Toughbook Laptops
Panasonic has refreshed three different Toughbook series with new laptops, all weighing less than 4 pounds.
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Review: Drobo with FireWire 800 storage system
The Drobo allows users to effortlessly administer multiple external hard drives, making it handy for people with large storage needs. The new FireWire 800 model is faster than the previous USB-only model—a welcome speed boost for anyone who works with large files regularly.
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The geek obsession with robots [Craig Mundie]
CAMBRIDGE, MASS. — With all the problems facing Microsoft, why is Craig Mundie, the software maker's chief research and strategy officer, talking about robots? Tools for programming robots were... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
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inRESONANCE Unveils New Family Access Module (FAM) for iR KEYSTONE
FAM extends the power of KEYSTONE to the web, increasing administrative productivity and delivering valuable web services to families and students (PRWeb Sep 25, 2008) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2008/09/prweb1383724.htm
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OpenACircle.com Wins "Best in Show" at DEMOfall 08 Over 72 Other Products
OpenACircle.com, a Dallas-based company that offers a free online collaboration environment with robust web conferencing, took "Best in Show" at the recent influential DEMOfall 08 show in San Diego, capturing more than 2,600 of the 10,000+ total votes cast in a field of 72 companies. (PRWeb Sep 25, 2008) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2008/09/prweb1384334.htm
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City won't compensate official it dismissed
CHULA VISTA – Former Chula Vista City Manager David Garcia, fired last week after officials investigated his Internet use at City Hall, asked the city to pay him $195,000 so he wouldn't sue for wrongful termination.
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T-Mobile joins 3 UK in prepaid mobile broadband race
Mobile data sector moves to new revenue streams T-Mobile UK has announced a range of prepaid mobile broadband options that come with a USB dongle for a laptop, taking on the wildly successful similar offering from 3. This move also shows how the mobile data sector is changing quickly to support new revenue streams and new breeds of users for the hard pressed cellcos.…
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Instant auctions could replace cellphone contracts
A patent application from the search giant Google suggests a way to make telephone networks bid for your business before every call
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EOTO’s living in the moment
Whistler – While most bands spend a lot of time rehearsing when they’re not on stage, the prep work for live dance music duo EOTO (pronounced e-oh-toe) is all in setting up the elaborate network of instruments, pedals, computers, recording equipment and wires the two musicians use during a show.
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The Peru Tribune :: Peru, Indiana
GRISSOM AIR RESERVE BASE, Ind., -- Rich Percival, 434th Communications Squadron, right, hands off a computer to Gabe Hudson, Maconaquah School Corporation, as the base completes a donation process to the school on Sept. 23. Under a defense reutilization and marketing program, excess computer assets may be transferred to schools.
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