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Young Republicans : New blood hopes to kick GOP up a notch with tech skills, fresh approach
Young Republican Steven Dogiakos questions how leaders who didn't grow up with computers, or in some cases television, can shape policy in a rapidly changing technology era. “They've had their chance, they've tried, and clearly it's not working so well,” he says.
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World of mobile gadgets comes to you via SMS
BANGALORE,INDIA: CyberMedia , Asia's largest specialty media house, has recently launched an SMS-based news service to cover the latest in the world of mobile gadgets, in association with MyToday Dailies, India's fastest-growing opt-in SMS service from Netcore Solutions.
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Microsoft has high potential once financial storm calms
Microsoft Corp. (Nasdaq: MSFT, 12-month range $23.25–$37.50) develops, manufactures, licenses and supports a range of software products for computing devices. It provides consulting and product support services, and trains and certifies computer system integrators and developers.
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Cutting-edge Folsom firm designs Space Age studio
Silverado Systems Inc., a fast-growing Apple store and studio for the professional video market, has completed its largest contract yet with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
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CANDIDATE SUMMARY
The contenders for Cayce City Council’s two open seats Nov. 4 are: District 1 Residential area known as The Avenues John Bloom Jr. , a political newcomer and a Cayce resident for a year. Works in public affairs for BlueCross BlueShield. Has a master’s degree in international business from USC, speaks Chinese and lived in Beijing for two years. A critic of how the Vista Farms annexation was ...
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Asus Eee Motherboards to come in 2009
Asus is said to extend their Eee brand to motherboards in first Quarter of 2009. Digitimes quotes industry sources that Asus is using the Eee brand beyond complete computer systems. I assume Asus Eee Motherboards would be targeted at the low-end. Di...
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Versatile printer always in touch
U sed to be that I'd avoid all-in-one consumer electronic products simply because they weren't as good as the separate, stand-alone models. But that's changed, especially when it comes to computer peripherals. Take the printer for example. Or more specifically, let's take a look at Epson's latest offering in its all-in-one printers category, the Artisan 800.
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AnalystWatch: Mobile Frontiers
SAP is on the road at the moment, rolling forward on its World Tour and looking to break new frontiers. One of the notable themes at its London event last week was mobile computing and how this remains an uncrossed frontier as far as enterprise applications are concerned.
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Device prevents cheating on online exams
Imagine this: A student is taking a test alone -- no professor, no teacher, no watchful eyes. Cheating is only a lab book away, so what's there to stop the student? Long distance cheating is one of the many issues that the Congressional Higher Education Act of 2008 is trying to address.
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Bloggers' challenge: Kids these days ...
The Herald Journal is inviting reader input on the above topic. If we get enough comments with enough variety, a sampling of those comments will appear this coming Sunday in a "Bloggers Soapbox" column on the newspaper's Opinion page.
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Space tourist considers it business trip
Associated Press BAIKONUR, KAZAKHSTAN: An American computer game designer reached space Sunday, fulfilling a childhood dream that began with the flight of his astronaut father.
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Ithaca, NY, wants to be America's 1st podcar city
ITHACA, N.Y. (AP) — The thought of a driverless, computer-guided car transporting people where they want to go on demand is a futuristic notion to some.
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New software for the visually challenged
THE National Council for the Blind Malaysia (NCBM) recently presented a new software known as ‘Save As DAISY XML’, which allows the creation of documents with contents that can be accessible by people who are visually impaired.
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Sleek designer notebooks
FANCY a new and attractively designed notebook? HP recently unveiled six consumer notebook PC series that will push the boundaries of innovation and aesthetics, embodying the company’s blend of mobile computing and design expertise.
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Technical pioneer
Editor's Note: This is the first in a weeklong series profiling University of Oklahoma graduates and looking at what they're doing with their lives since their college days.It was 1958, just before the spring semester was to begin, and the University of Oklahoma had just acquired its first computer.
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British military staff data goes missing
A computer hard drive with personal details of about 100 000 British serving military personnel, over half the total armed forces, has gone missing.
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Ithaca, NY, wants to be America's 1st podcar city
(AP:ITHACA, N.Y.) The thought of a driverless, computer-guided car transporting people where they want to go on demand is a futuristic notion to some.
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U.S. game designer blasts off to space station
BAIKONUR, Kazakhstan — An American computer game designer reached space Sunday, fulfilling a long-deferred childhood dream that began with the flight of his astronaut father.
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Intel, Microsoft Squeezed as $170 Billion Cut From Tech Budgets
Oct. 13 (Bloomberg) -- Intel Corp. , Microsoft Corp. and the technology companies that so far have escaped the credit crisis relatively unscathed will lose out on as much as $170 billion in sales next year as the crunch catches up with them.
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Micron buys Qimonda stake in Taiwan JV
Micron Technology Inc. plans to restructure its DRAM efforts in Taiwan, by dissolving one venture and entering into another business arrangement.
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Ithaca, NY, wants to be America's 1st podcar city
ITHACA, N.Y. -- The thought of a driverless, computer-guided car transporting people where they want to go on demand is a futuristic notion to some.
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Teens get taste of financial realities of adult life
Tiera Turner-Johnson loves her cellular phone and bedroom equipped with two computers and other creature comforts of home. But the 16-year-old 10th-grader at Southfield-Lathrup High School will lose those perks if she does not do well in a pilot program that begins today at school.
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Intel, Microsoft Squeezed as $170 Billion Cut From Tech Budgets
Oct. 13 (Bloomberg) -- Intel Corp. , Microsoft Corp. and the technology companies that so far have escaped the credit crisis relatively unscathed will lose out on as much as $170 billion in sales next year as the crunch catches up with them.
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Grooving on a Sunday afternoon
Junior accounting major David Ranyon and freshman computer science major Eric Ellefson play Magic on Sunday in the basement of the Memorial Student Center.
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Shareware showdown, Mytunes vs. iTunes
The latest contender attempting to dethrone iTunes as the top online music retailer has arrived, and it may be the same Web site that introduced the world to millions of doomed online relationships.
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