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Cyber-users pour scorn on firm's NZ hack-attack study
A recent study that said New Zealand was the second-most "hacked" country in the world has come under fire from computer users.
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Neocleus Launches Virtualization Portfolio for Desktops and Laptops
Neocleus announced a suite of trusted virtual solutions for endpoints such as desktops and laptops. The solution, Neocleus Trusted Edge, provides the means for employees, partners and customers to connect to corporate resources from any endpoint regardless of its state of security. Neocleus Trusted Edge is also a solution to come to market leveraging Neocleus' hypervisor open source ...
SYS-CON Media |
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To beat Microsoft, use the Web. To beat Google, use the mobile Web (?)
Google has its biggest opportunity yet in mobile, but it's also falling behind in the race to monetize the mobile Web.
CNET |
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Please re-register! New dnj.com coming soon!
Just a reminder for those of you who enjoy forum discussions that you will need to re-register ASAP before we switch to our new Web site later this week.
Daily News Journal |
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Gary Vaynerchuk Is Thirsty
The host of WineLibraryTV wants to use the Internet to make him bigger than Emeril Lagasse, Rachael Ray, and Oprah
BusinessWeek |
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The Internet on Steroids
If advertisers thought online/digital advertising was a challenge, there is bad news. A tidal wave is about to hit a brand near you. It has few standards or metrics and hundreds of hardware and software configurations and interfaces.
AdWeek |
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RedEnvelope.com Gets a High Ranking Gift From Internet Retailer's Top 500 Guide
RedEnvelope, Inc. announces its ranking in the Internet Retailer's Top 500 Guide. For 2007, RedEnvelope has been ranked as number 132 for its web sales and number four in the Top 500 flowers/gifts category.
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Records reveal Missouri fee hike set to pay for computer system
JEFFERSON CITY A sharp fee increase for state vehicle and driver's license records appears to have been set to pay for the cost of a new computer system — a justification not allowed under Missouri's open-records law.
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Records Reveal Mo. Fee Hike Set to Pay for Computer System
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) - A sharp fee increase for state vehicle and driver's license records appears to have been set to pay for the cost of a new...
KAIT Jonesboro |
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IBM Study Finds Consumers Want More Control and Choice on Mobile Web
IBM today released a new study which reveals 80 percent of consumers would prefer a service provider that gave them more choice in the applications and services available on their mobile device.
Marketwire via Yahoo! Finance |
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New: Algonquin man gets 17 years for abduction
WOODSTOCK - A former Algonquin man accepted a plea of 21 years in prison Wednesday, to be tacked on to a six-year sentence from an aggravated domestic battery conviction last year.
Northwest Herald |
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 20th Apr 2006 22:07 UTC
Apple Computer faced tough questioning Thursday in its bid to gain access to electronic records of Mac enthusiast sites that published leaked details of an unreleased product.
New Mobile Computing |
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Recent Original Stories
The One Laptop Per Child project, including its leader Nicholas Negroponte, has weathered quite a few storms lately. There was a flood of criticism coming from the open source world when Negroponte stated that Windows might become the platform of choice, and when former employee and contributor Ivan Krstic stepped in the round , both the project as well as its leader had to face quite a few ...
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Social Networking, E-Commerce Driving Smartphone Users To The Web
U.S. smartphone users spend almost a third of their mobile Web time shopping on Craigslist, while their U.K. counterparts are browsing Facebook.
InformationWeek |
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Plenty of room for more medical semi suppliers
USA: The 2007 medical semiconductor market was dominated by the usual large semiconductor companies: Toshiba, STMicroelectronics, and Texas Instruments. However, there are many other suppliers that are gaining share, and as with any emerging and enabling industry, there is plenty of room for more.
CIOL |
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Time Warner to receive $9bn dividend from cable sale
US media conglomerate to concentrate on movies, television programs, magazines and online offerings. By Andrew Clark in New York
Guardian Unlimited |
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In kids' museum fight, it's aldermen vs. themselves
(Crain’s) — Rhetoric will soar. Lawyers will parse the statutes. Architects will wave blueprints and highlight their computer models. It will be quite a show on June 5, when aldermen on the Zoning Committee finally get to not only debate but vote on Mayor Richard M. Daley’s plan to move ...
Crain's Chicago Business |
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Qualcomm invests in femtocell vendor ip.access
In separate announcements Wednesday, Qualcomm said it has invested in vendor ip.access, which develops femtocell and picocell products and the Femto Forum announced a partnership with the GSM Association, along with an agreement on how to integrate into mobile networks via broadband. "This shows there is acceleration in the interest in femto cells, the industry is shaping up. It was ...
InfoWorld |
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After Debian releases SSL patch, a world of hurt for security pros
Admins: Heal thy certificates It's been more than a week since Debian patched a massive security hole in the library the operating system uses to create cryptographic keys for securing email, websites and administrative servers. Now the hard work begins, as legions of admins are saddled with the odious task of regenerating keys too numerous for anyone to estimate.…
The Register |
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Laird Technologies Announces New Extreme Mesh Technology for Harsh Environments and Extreme Distance Applications
ST. LOUIS----Laird Technologies, Inc., a global leader in the design and supply of customized performance-critical components and systems for advanced electronics and wireless products, today announced the availability of its new Extreme Mesh software technology that delivers reliable performance in harsh environments when used with the company's AC4790 range of 900MHz wireless modules.
Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance |
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Snowflake, The Cutest USB Mic
Blue Microphones' Snowflake USB Microphone is apparently the first portable professional USB microphone to hit the market. But more importantly, it looks stunning. Following on from the company's Snowball Professional USB Microphone, the new sports a more portab...
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$100 laptop makers plan cheaper second version
The One Laptop Per Child project has announced plans to plans to bring out a second generation of the "XO" computers later this year.
The Age |
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Apple cops Mighty Mouse suit
Apple and broadcaster CBS are being sued for trademark infringement over the use of the name "Mighty Mouse".
The Age |
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Apple's Mighty Mouse sued over name
Apple and CBS are the targets of a trademark infringement suit being brought by Man & Machines over the use of the name "Mighty Mouse." The company claims that it began selling waterproof and chemical-resistant computer mice pictured at right under the Mighty Mouse brand...
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