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Airport is 'returning to normal'
Passenger flights are returning to normal at Cardiff International Airport after a computer glitch affected air traffic control.
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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.
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Chaos for travellers after British air traffic computer glitch
Thousands of air passengers in Britain faced travel chaos Thursday after a computer fault at the main air traffic control centre caused delays and cancellations.
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CSP Inc. Fuels Growth With Acquisition of Complementary IT Solutions Company
CSP Inc., a provider of IT solutions, systems integration services and dense cluster computing systems, announced that it has acquired Miami-based R2 Technologies, an IT Solutions and Managed Services Provider. CSP purchased R2 Technologies for $2 million in an all-cash transaction. The Company expects the acquisition to be immediately accretive. R2 Technologies recorded revenues of $7.3 ...
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Chaos for travellers after British air traffic computer glitch
Thousands of air passengers in Britain faced travel chaos Thursday after a computer fault at the main air traffic control centre caused delays and cancellations.
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Supposed MacBook Pro redesign, meet Mr. BlurryiPhonecam
Filed under: Laptops Look, there are a hundred reasons to think this might be fake. That janky right corner, the inexplicable "dock in the trackpad" conundrum, the odd lighting and the entirely-too-convenient iSight self portrait. Still, whoever made this has their finger on the pulse of the Apple faithful -- or pretty much anyone else that thinks Apple is long overdue for a MacBook ...
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Lenovo IdeaPad S10 gets reviewed
Filed under: Laptops The folks at Laptop Magazine already offered up a few thoughts on Lenovo's IdeaPad S10 netbook after they got their hands on one last month but, as is their nature, they've now followed things up with a full review now that the unit is actually landing into the hands of customers . As you might expect, while they did find the netbook to be one of the most ...
Engadget |
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Just in time for school: free Adeona service tracks stolen laptops
( University of Washington ) Researchers at the University of Washington have created the first free laptop theft-protection tool. The open-source software not only provides a virtual watchdog on your precious machine -- reporting the laptop's location when it connects to the Internet -- but does so without letting anybody but you monitor your whereabouts.
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Mid-American Conference: Men's hoops fills up with Ohioans
National basketball recruiting services and Internet college basketball pundits are taking note of a current trend: Some of the top big men in the country are giving verbal commitments to schools that are not members of the "big-league" conferences.
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SMART Modular Technologies Reports Fourth Quarter and Fiscal Year 2008 Results
SMART Modular Technologies, Inc., a leading independent manufacturer of memory modules, solid state drives, embedded computing subsystems, and TFT-LCD display products, today reported financial results for the fourth quarter and fiscal year 2008 ended August 29, 2008.
Marketwire via Yahoo! Finance |
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Previously in BelkBlog
3:55 PM -- First of all, I want to reiterate, both the new 3G iPhone and Google (Nasdaq: GOOG - message board )’s Android are great additions to the wireless world, and represent sort of the O’Reilly and the Olberman of wireless perspectives, although I’m not sure which is left or right, but one’s "open" and one’s "closed."
Unstrung.com |
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New MacBook Pro photo, maybe -- it's French! [Apple]
Some French blog, now offline, briefly featured a photo of what may be the new aluminum MacBook Pro. It appears to be a laptop. Here's a screenshot of the now-disappeared blog post: [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
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Hitachi Unveils Digital Signatures on Stand-Alone Memory Chips
Hitachi announced today the development of a mechanism for attesting the authenticity of memory chips using highly secure digital signatures in a worldwide breakthrough. Since the mechanism requires neither a CPU nor a computational unit, high security can be attained at a very low cost. As a result, counterfeited or altered memory devices can be recognized as such, with a wide range of ...
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Air delays follow computer glitch
Northern Ireland air travellers are hit by delays after a computer problem at an air traffic control centre.
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Oracle, HP collaborate on server, storage hardware
Hewlett-Packard Co. and Oracle Corp. are cooperating on a new line of data warehouse application computers for companies in a move that will boost Oracle’s presence in the hardware business. (HPQ) (ORCL) (INTC)
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Texas Electronics Recycling Database
As part of a law enacted in September 2008, all electronics manufacturers selling computers in Texas are required to offer free takeback and recycling of old hardware. This site helps find companies and recyclers anywhere in the state.
GreenBiz |
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'Eagle Eye'
Computers go from '2001: Space Odyssey' to 2008, a tech oddity.
Newsday |
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Swanwick's troubled history
Swanwick air traffic control centre outside London has suffered a computer failure, leading to delays at various airports in the southeast and elsewhere.
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Skyfire Windows Mobile Browser 0.8 Improves Video Quality, Speed and Text Entry [Skyfire Browser]
Skyfire, the third-party Windows Mobile browser that does much of the desktop-class page rendering server side to spit out to your phone, has just gotten an upgrade to version 0.8. Among the list of...
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Kenyan witch-hunter blesses Palin in new Internet video
An Internet video showing Sarah Palin being blessed by a Kenyan witch-hunter emerged Thursday in the latest online blast from the Republican vice-presidential nominee's past.
TurkishPress.com |
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Halifax prepares for online voting
The Halifax Regional Municipality is getting ready to let voters cast a ballot online for the first time.
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McCain gives punters points for plugs
WASHINGTON: Spread John McCain's message online and you could win valuable prizes. That's the essence of his campaign pitch for supporters to join an internet effort with reward points akin to those offered by airlines and other businesses.
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Palin once blessed to be free from 'witchcraft'
ANCHORAGE, Alaska - A video on her hometown church Web site shows Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin being blessed three years ago by a Kenyan pastor who prayed for her protection from "witchcraft" as she prepared to seek higher office.
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Browser attack technique poses serious threat
Called clickjacking, the technique enables the attacker to force a user to click on a specific link. Researchers say the technique has been underestimated.
SearchSecurity.com |
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H'wood Not Enough: Celebs' Web Alter-Egos
Gwyneth, Kanye and Lindsay are going online seeking new kinds of stardom.
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