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First Look: Pear Note 1.0, note-taking utility
Nearly everyone has needed to take notes during a class or meeting. While typing notes on a laptop may seem simple enough, two problems remain. First, you may have missed hearing something important so your notes wonít contain this information. Second, trying to find specific information buried in your notes can be tedious and time-consuming. To make note taking easy and complete, consider ...
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UT's ABC News campus bureau is up and running
Multimedia is the name of the game for four young journalists. Is it an attempt to mine cheap labor, selflessly nurture future journalists or lure young viewers who long ago fled network TV news for cable and the Internet?
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Nero Unveils LiquidTV, TiVo For Your Computer
bigwophh writes to mention HotHardware is reporting that Nero has decided to try a new step forward for home theater PCs by bringing the TiVo service to your computer. The new LiquidTV / TiVo PC package includes a (USB-based) high definition ATSC digital/analog TV tuner, antenna, remote control, IR blaster, Nero's LiquidTV software, and a 12-month subscription to the TiVo service for around ...
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Apple Tweaks App Store Policies
The company is hoping to stop shady developers from propping up their applications with fake reviews, as well as keep users who haven't tried it from posting negative reviews.
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Always On Laptops
A new mobile broadband coalition and Sprint's WiMax network launched Monday. Which one will consumers choose?
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Telcos and IT companies unite to promote mobile broadband
A group of 16 leading telecoms and IT companies is uniting to promote mobile broadband in a marketing initiative worth more than $1 billion (555 million pounds) over the next year under the auspices of the GSM Association.
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Google selects Code Jam finalists
Programmers from around the world will gather at the company's headquarters in Mountain View, Calif., to compete for the global Code Jam finals.
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Local brokers, planners hold investors' hands
Local brokers and financial planners were watching their computers with much of the same wonder as others Monday as Congress — refusing to pass the plan to take over devalued mortgage securities — kicked the stock market downstairs.
Lincoln Journal Star |
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Industry Giants Unite to Deliver Mobile Broadband Future
Today, 16 of the world's best known IT and mobile companies have united behind a GSMA-led initiative to create a new category of always-connected Mobile Broadband devices, delivering a compelling alternative to WiFi.
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Industry Giants Unite to Deliver Mobile Broadband Future
Today, 16 of the world's best known IT and mobile companies have united behind a GSMA-led initiative to create a new category of always-connected Mobile Broadband devices, delivering a compelling alternative to WiFi.
PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance |
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Canberra squeezes Microsoft
THE federal Government is considering broadening the review of Microsoft licensing contracts to include other tiers of government.
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Apple takes sharemarket beating
NEW YORK - Shares of Apple plunged to a 52-week low overnight and flirted with the $100 line after analysts downgraded the stock because they believe slowing consumer spending will hit its computer business.
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The kiss and tell of social networks
Users of social networking sites, such as Twitter and Facebook, are redrawing the boundaries between what is public and what is private.
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NSW schools stick to wireless
NSW will stick with its plan to spend federal funding on laptops computers and wireless networks, despite a possible cost blowout.
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NSW schools stick to wireless
NSW will stick with its plan to spend federal funding on laptop computers and wireless networks, despite a possible cost blowout.
Australian IT |
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How long before Wal-Mart reverses DRM decision?
Criticism of Wal-Mart starts to mount after the retailer decides to stop supporting its DRM. At least MSN and Yahoo didn't know any better.
CNET |
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Yahoo's Zimbra e-mail program exposes passwords
Enterprising Canadian programmer exposes privacy issue for people using Zimbra to access Yahoo Mail during Yahoo university hack event.
CNET |
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Facebook being used to recruit spies
Featured links from the CNET Blog Network Facebook being used to recruit spies -- It has emerged that Britain's Secret Service has admitted to using Facebook to recruit tomorrow's James Bonds. Adding a second router: living with the new setup -- What it's like to use a high value computer after it has been protected with a second router. Use Web apps offline with Google Gears -- ...
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More than 90 Students Getting Free Computers
More than 90 sixth grade middle school students in eastern Kentucky are getting laptops.
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Final Glance: Computer companies
Apple Inc fell $22.98 or 17.9 percent, to $105.26. Dell Inc fell $1.59 or 9.4 percent, to $15.41.
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Sprint Launches its First WiMax Market
NEW YORK (Reuters via COMTEX) -- Sprint Nextel Corp announced a one-market launch of Xohm , its next generation high-speed wireless data service based on WiMax , with pay-per-day options as well as monthly service fees.
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Hands on: Nero's LiquidTV, TiVo for your PC
Nero announced LiquidTV today, a combination software and hardware product that brings TiVo and much of its glory to Windows PCs, complete with that great remote. Ars Technica spoke with Nero and went hands on to see how well TiVo software performs outside of its natural habitat. Read More...
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News From 91.3 KUWS Jailing juveniles and computer crime top law enforcement list with Wisconsin AG
The state budget deficit effects on law enforcement is a big concern, and officials bent the ear of the state’s top law officer at a meeting in Superior Monday. Rich Kremer has the story.
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Security Software is a Necessary Nuisance, Say Consumers in a Trend Micro Survey
Trend Micro Incorporated , a global leader in Internet content security, found that for most consumers, Internet security software is like tedious dental visits -- compulsory, but needed.
PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance |
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House Web site overwhelmed as bailout bill fails
The House Web site was overwhelmed Monday as millions of computer users sought information about the financial bailout bill rejected by the House.
Miami Herald |
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