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Google Introduces an iPhone Rival Open to Whims
The $179 T-Mobile G1 is the latest in a string of challenges to Apples popular iPhone.
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PULIS EXPECTS TOUGHER TEST
Stoke manager Tony Pulis believes Saturday's home game against Chelsea will prove even more difficult than his side's trip to face Liverpool at Anfield.
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ESA Foundation Awards $1 Million In Grants
The Entertainment Software Association has selected nine organizations to receive $1 million in grants from its charitable arm, the ESA Foundation. The financial awards are intended to support the chosen organizations in developing youth-focused programs for education, health and safety. "The creativity and commitment of these recipients gives us a glimpse into the countless ways technology, ...
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Process monitoring with ps-watcher
You can monitor your computers in a wide variety of ways. Large proprietary applications make sense for large installations that can afford the expense of both the software and consultants who fine-tune the systems. Open source monitoring solutions like Nagios or OpenNMS cost nothing to acquire but still require planning and tweaking. When you need to address smaller problems with process data ...
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Microsoft's newest TCO study overlooks Windows biggest cost
TCO studies from Microsoft fail to tell the most critical part of the cost equation: the cost of exit.
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Igel offers virtual desktop 'appliances'
Igel Technology has updated its thin clients to work better within a virtual desktop environment. The firm announced at the VMware Virtualisation Forum that it is adding support to make its devices more appliance-like when used within a VMware infrastructure.
Infomatics |
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The Online Information Source for the Medical Device Industry
Companies developing medical diagnostic equipment are faced with the challenge of providing customers with the best possible functionality at the most attractive price.
Medical Device Link |
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Cameroon: Adcome Advocates Computer Accessibility in Schools
Authorities of Information and Communication Technology Institution, ADCOME, have urged the government of Cameroon and the civil society to make computers accessible in schools across the country.
AllAfrica.com |
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"Wipeout HD"
Eurogamer's computer and video game discussion forum
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Google's Search Query Report Groups Outliers, But Should It?
What happens when you're running a search query performance report on Google AdWords and you get the result "2 other unique queries?" What is Google saying here? According to AdWordsPro.Sarah, the issue is that Google's computers are only able to process so much information and usually they put the relevant information (the higher trafficked keywords, that is) in one category with data. ...
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MySpace tries to strike new chord in digital music
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - MySpace is hoping to shake up the digital music scene. The popular online hangout plans to flip the switch Thursday on a service that will give its roughly 120 million users free access to hundreds of thousands of songs from the world’s largest recording labels.
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Websense launches Web 2.0 product into channel
WEBSENSE has unveiled the industry’s first real-time Web 2.0 content classification and malware protection product, the Websense Web Security Gateway, which is based on the latest release of the company’s flagship web security platform, Websense Web Security Version 7.
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Oracle rises on plan to sell computer hardware
Shares of Oracle rise after the company unveils a plan to sell business computers with pre-packaged database programs, marking its first foray into the hardware business.
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Early Glance: Computer companies
(AP:NEW YORK) Shares of some top computer companies are mixed at 10 a.m.: Apple Inc rose $1.07 or .8 percent, to $129.78. Dell Inc rose $.06 or .4 percent, to $16.76.
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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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Classes offered at WITC-Hayward
Wisconsin Indianhead Technical College-Hayward is offering a wide range of continuing education topics for the greater Hayward area. Courses in the areas of arts, computers, and professional development are scheduled for the remainder of the fall semester.
Spooner Advocate |
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Senate passes bill to close child porn loophole
WASHINGTON (AP) — Responding to a Kansas child pornography case, the U.S. Senate has passed a bill making it clear that images obtained on the Internet do in fact travel across state lines.
Park Hills Daily Journal |
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Oracle Debuts Database Servers Made by HP
Oracle to sell equipment in growing database software and hardware market.
Enterprise IT Planet |
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Government Computer News
The leading organization for certifying IT professionals today announced the launch of a new certification that will address the quality and reliability of software throughout its life cycle, from development through disposal.
Government Computer News |
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Government Computer News
Members of the Wireless Innovation Alliance were on Capitol Hill today touting the possibilities of opening up underused slices of the broadcast spectrum known as white space for broadband Internet access.
Government Computer News |
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Macintosh Computer Expo 2008 Kicks Off on Sept 27
Macintosh Computer Expo 2008 is set to open its doors at 10:00AM in Santa Rosa, California, on Saturday, September 27. The one-day conference and expo is hosted by the North Coast Mac User Group and will include presentations from Burt Monroy, Derrick Story, Lesa Snider King, Shawn King, and...
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'Can you reset the Internet for me?'
An IT firm in the US has come up with the most baffling questions their help desks or technical support teams had ever received.
Independent Online |
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News and Features for Lake Isabella, California
Paul Monk, of Lake Isabella, is facing federal charges of having child pornography on his computer. Monk, 37, was arrested at his home Sept. 11, but has been released as part of a pretrial condition, according to U.S. Attorney David Gappa.
Kern Valley Sun |
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Troubled Dell still expects to outpace PC rivals
Dell Inc. CEO Michael Dell said Thursday he expects his company's sales to outpace those of its rival computer makers, despite a slowing global economy. Dell told reporters that "our expectation is that Dell will continue to grow faster than the industry this year." The company, the No. 2 PC maker, warned last week that corporate spending on technology is weakening further, causing its shares to ...
The State |
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Head back to the future
USB Mix Tape £19.95 Ah, the good old days when you could take a blank cassette and make a compilation tape of your favourite tracks, lovingly indexing the titles and artists in the card. Trickier in these digital days, no? Not when you have the USB version.
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