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Police say man f iled false report to evade porn fees
John M. Butler complained to Naperville police when he started getting billed for adult entertainment services offered over the Internet, services he insisted he had never used.
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Internet crimes detective takes top honors at CAPS awards
The salutations were heartfelt and legion Friday night during the annual Citizens Appreciate Public Safety awards banquet in Naperville, but when the evening ended, police Detective Richard Wistocki had a little something extra to add to his mantel.
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India caught in the hackers net
With hackers across the borders wagging a cyber war, India's security agencies are now busy protecting the country's cyberspace from these new mode of infiltration, and surprise checks of government computers would be carried out to check preparedness.
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Downtown Elgin firm rounding up 'techie'
Techies, in general, agree that creating a Web site that is visually engaging, easy to use, and informative can be deceptively difficult. Today's Web sites, cyber experts say, must accomplish a lot -- and quickly. Business owners are learning that a well-planned site can generate new clients and ratchet up revenues, said Steve Munson, president and owner of Everyware Inc.
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Recent Original Stories
The Mono guys got their software to run on Nokia's upcoming 770 Linux internet appliance. More here and a screenshot here .
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 27th Jun 2006 13:28 UTC
Microsoft Australia will try to prod businesses into upgrading to its planned Windows Vista and Office 2007 products with a set of sweetheart loan deals.
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Linked by Andrew Youll on Wed 27th Jul 2005 16:58 UTC, submitted by Qwerty
Microsoft has released some official screenshots of the just released beta 1 of Windows Vista, their upcoming Windows version. Microsoft has passed a major milestone with the release of its first full test version of Windows Vista, the next generation of its flagship operating system.
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Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Mon 14th Aug 2006 16:47 UTC
OneStat today reported that Microsoft's Windows dominates the operating system market with a global usage share of 96.97 percent.
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 10th Oct 2006 21:11 UTC
Some nice-looking screenshots of Microsoft's next version of Windows Mobile - codenamed 'Crossbow' - have popped up on the web to show the upcoming operating system's swankier graphics.
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Hospital admits error in handling I.D. theft
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- As tens of thousands of Staten Island University Hospital patients seethe over the decision by hospital administrators to wait four months before informing them that a computer containing their personal information was stolen, SIUH's chief executive conceded officials could have handled the situation differently.
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Wireless warning sounded
Avoiding stress, arthritis and even cancer can be as easy as hanging up cellphones and tossing out microwaves, says an expert on electromagnetic radiation and local doctor.
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In Hindsight: Want Microsoft, Yahoo news? Just Google it
Here's some news you may have missed last week, based on staff and wire reports. Monday Top Yahoo executives may have cheered when Microsoft walked away last weekend from its bid to acquire the Sunnyvale Internet content powerhouse.
San Jose Mercury News |
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World's Fair photos to get new life on Internet
Ken Hedrich peered through his camera 75 years ago and captured the images of his age.
SouthtownStar |
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BlogBurst explodes onto beaconnewsonline.com
We know you love your local news, and that's why you read The Beacon and visit www.beaconnewsonline.com.
The Beacon News |
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Business software could add fun to office work
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - Once upon a time, people bonded with their co-workers on office softball teams and traded gossip at the watercooler. Now technology researchers are trying to replicate old-fashioned office interactions by transforming everyday business software for the new era of work.
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Toshiba’s new wave of Satellite notebooks reaches the Middle Eastern shores
Toshiba Computer Systems Division has unveiled a range of new notebooks aimed at the design-conscious consumer: the 13.3 inch Satellite U400, 15.4-inch Satellite A300 and 17-inch Satellite P300 products which marry cutting edge industrial design and sophisticated features.
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Police Blotter
Today's headlines: Laptop stolen from truck in Elgin; CD player stolen from pickup; $4,800 in aluminum taken from Elgin construction site; Elgin home burglarized
The Courier News |
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Latin American firm in iPhone deal
Apple has signed a deal with the top mobile phone operator in Latin America to bring its iPhone to more than a dozen countries starting later this year.
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Recent Original Stories
The author of this article tells how tightly coupled are the Vista built in modules. As of date there is no known way to fix an individual component in case it gets corrupted.
OS News |
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Facebook, states setting new safeguards
Facebook, the world's second-largest social networking Web site, is adding more than 40 new safeguards to protect young users from sexual predators and cyberbullies under an agreement with officials nationwide that was announced Thursday.
The Courier News |
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Recent Original Stories
"Following our policy strategy to publish releases on a regular basis, OpenOffice.org 2.3.1 is available for download now. Although it is primarily a maintenance release, we recommend users to install the release due to a security fix.
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Experiment Data From Last Columbia Mission Survived Disaster
Info Recovered From Scorched Hard Drive Helps Fill In Blanks When the shuttle Columbia tragically broke apart on reentry in 2003, killing its crew of seven, few believed that much, if anything could be recovered. The intense heat of reentry combined with a massive debris field over the Texas and Arkansas border made the chances recovering anything nearly impossible.
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Zeppelins Over California
It seems that Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow may not have been completely off the mark. According to the Industry Standard, Airship Ventures has raised capital sufficient to build their first Zeppelin NT (Microsoft Windows reference purely coincidental). The airship will offer rides for up to 12 passengers out of the old Navy Blimp hangars at Moffett Field in Silicon Valley. Airship ...
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Desktop of the future
NWME: What's driving the interest in alternatives to traditional PCs? Hsu: Two things, primarily- data control and security, and total cost of ownership. That's why right now we see most of the interest coming from regulated industries and medium to large enterprises.
CPILive.net |
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May 11, 2008
I wish to address this email to: Bonifacio T. Ilagan of the Center for People Empowerment in Governance. Why is the Philippine Government ultra corrupt?
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