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Sprint, Clearwire in WiMax Venture
Two wireless phone companies, Sprint Nextel and Clearwire, have come together to place a huge bet on a wireless technology called WiMax. WiMax would provide full Internet access for cell phones and laptops at speeds much faster than what's available today.
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Google looking golden again after challenging stretch
Wed, May 7, 2008 (1:52 p.m.) It's hard to believe Google Inc. actually looked vulnerable just two months ago. The Internet search leader's stock had plummeted 45 percent from its peak.
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Atom-based COM Express module is "smallest possible"
— Apr. 30, 2008 — RadiSys has announced an Atom-based computer-on-module (COM) that runs Linux and targets battery-powered handheld devices. The 3.4 x 2.75 inch Procelerant Z500 is as small as a COM can get while still complying with the COM Express standard's pinout, claims RadiSys. ...
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Linux for connected consumer electronics devices
Stated PTR Group's Anderson, regarding his NSLU2 tutorial, "With the growing popularity of Linux in embedded systems, there are a lot of questions about how it works. This tutorial will give folks a taste of how it's done, and attendees will receive a cool toy to play with when it's over!"
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Google looking golden again after challenging stretch
It's hard to believe Google Inc. actually looked vulnerable just two months ago. The Internet search leader's stock had plummeted 45 percent from its peak. And its two biggest rivals, Microsoft Corp. and Yahoo Inc., appeared poised to combine forces and...
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Joint Sprint, Clearwire network could boost consumer power
Wed, May 7, 2008 (1:52 p.m.) Sprint Nextel Corp. has finally rounded up the financial backing it needs to build a faster wireless network. But for consumers and the electronics industry, speed may be the least important thing about the new network.
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Future looks dim for broadband over power lines as Texas network is sold to monitor grid
NEW YORK - Goodbye, broadband over power lines. We hardly knew you. Once touted as a possible third option for home broadband that could compete with phone and cable companies, the idea of providing Internet service over power lines now looks like it has died in infancy.
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26.3 Billion Reasons Microsoft Is Lying
Bill Gates says he's not buying, but I'm not buying it.
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KANA Software Reports First Quarter 2008 Financial Results
KANA Software, Inc. (OTCBB: KANA.OB), a world leader in multi-channel customer service, today announced financial results for the first quarter ended March 31, 2008.
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Google looking golden again after challenging stretch
Associated Press - May 7, 2008 4:54 PM ET SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - It's hard to believe that Google actually looked vulnerable just two months ago. The Internet search leader's stock had plummeted...
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Gefen Extends HDMI/RS-232 over CAT-5 Cable.
DMN Newswire--2008-5-7--When high definition video displays, touch screens and computer monitors need to be extended away from their source or mounted in a remote location, Gefen s HDMI RS-232 CAT-5 Extender enables a simple method of signal delivery.
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Kintera Reports First Quarter 2008 Financial Results
Kintera,(R) Inc. (NASDAQ:KNTA), a leading provider of software as a service (SaaS) to the nonprofit and government sectors, today reported financial results for its first quarter ended March 31, 2008.
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HL:Wireless technology company DragonWave Inc. shares soar 63 per cent after WiMax deal in U.S.@
OTTAWA _ Shares of Ottawa-based DragonWave Inc. (TSX:DWI), a builder of wireless networks using so-called WiMax technology, soared more than 63 per cent Wednesday after U.S. companies Clearwire and Sprint Nextel said they will combine their wireless broadband units to create a US$14.55-billion communications company that will use a mobile network based on WiMax.
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Professor studies what cars can learn from drivers' words
Years ago, Stanford communication and sociology researcher Clifford Nass wondered why some people treated their computers as humans, instead of machines, a question that led him down a path of interesting research. Now he wonders about drivers willing to have personal conversations with the artificial voice in their cars—and what will become of the secrets the humans share with their ...
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Google looking golden again after challenging stretch
(AP:SAN FRANCISCO) It's hard to believe Google Inc. actually looked vulnerable just two months ago. The Internet search leader's stock had plummeted 45 percent from its peak.
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Yahoo Teams with McAfee for Safer, More Secure Searching
Web searching can expose users to a whole range of malicious sites, so Yahoo is now teaming up with security vendor McAfee to make its search experience more secure for users. On Tuesday, the two companies announced a partnership that they said will "deliver a safer Web-search experience" through the beta launch of a new SearchScan feature. Built on McAfee's SiteAdvisor technology, SearchScan ...
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Microsoft adds Parallels to Expression Professional
Microsoft is reportedly strengthening its relationship with Parallels, and will offer Parallels Desktop for Mac for users who purchase a Microsoft Expression Professional Subscription. According to InfoWorld, this allows customers to run the full studio suite, rather than just Expression Media 2, which ships mid-May, which is also bundled with futu...
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Sprint Wins In WiMax Deal, But Risks Still Loom
The nation's No. 3 wireless carrier retained majority ownership in the wireless broadband network while spreading the financial risk across a diverse set of partners.
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 9th Nov 2006 23:18 UTC
Novell has announced the release of Mono version 1.2 , a new version of the Mono project to create an implementation of the Microsoft .Net Framework for open source. Mono 1.2 enhances the open-source effort and is a major step toward compatibility with the .Net Framework 2.0, Novell officials said.
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Broadband service over power lines in Texas to shut down
(AP:NEW YORK) Goodbye, broadband over power lines. We hardly knew you. Once touted as a possible third option for home broadband that could compete with phone and cable companies, the idea of providing Internet service over power lines now looks like it has died in infancy.
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Sat 10th Jun 2006 16:29 UTC, submitted by an Anonymous Reader
When speaking to developers about WinFX one question that repeatedly comes up is, "WinFX sounds great, but what happens to .NET?" Vice President S. Somasegar describes the decision to rename WinFX to the .NET Framework 3.0. Now the WinFX technology you know has a name that identifies it for exactly what it is - the next version of Microsoft's developer framework.
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Google looking golden again after challenging stretch
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — It's hard to believe Google Inc. actually looked vulnerable just two months ago. The Internet search leader's stock had plummeted 45 percent from its peak.
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Woman Arrested for Accessing Websites With Terrorist Information
Rochester, N.Y. - A 911 dispatcher, Nadire Zelenaj, has been arrested for using computers at work to access secure government websites containing information about suspected terrorists.
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STPI move half-hearted, say software exporters
The Electronics & Computer Software Export Promotion Council has urged the Union government to create a $5 billion sovereign fund to help software majors tackle the appreciation of the rupee.
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How to protect your kids online
How can you make sure your child doesn't become a cyber crime victim?
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