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Time Warner Cable Tries Metering Internet Use
As rumored a couple of months back, Time Warner is starting a trial of metered Internet access. "On Thursday, new Time Warner Cable Internet subscribers in Beaumont, Texas, will have monthly allowances for the amount of data they upload and download. Those who go over will be charged $1 per gigabyte... [T]iers will range from $29.95 a month for... 768 kilobits per second and a 5-gigabyte monthly ...
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Google upgrades and rebrands site search service
Google will roll out a new version of its hosted site search service for businesses on Tuesday, featuring improved indexing and a new name. Formerly called Google Custom Search Business Edition, the service will now be called Google Site Search and offer a more comprehensive indexing capability and more granular options for ranking search results. The goal of the service remains ...
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Elbit Systems Supplies IAF F-16I Simulator System
Elbit already manufactures the core avionics system for the plane.
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The Netbooks are coming: Laptop cannibalization today; Smartphone war tomorrow?
The message out of Computex this week is loud and clear: The Netbooks are coming. Intel is touting its Atom processor. Acer is on the board with its Aspire one. Microsoft is adapting Windows to the Netbook market. Nvidia says Netbooks will be graphics intensive. The big question: Are buyers...
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Nintex Reporting 2008 Now Available
Nintex announced the release of Nintex Reporting 2008, the new product for the Microsoft SharePoint platform. Nintex Reporting 2008 collects and analyses SharePoint usage data to provide insight into workplace trends and behaviors. Nintex Reporting 2008 allows everyone from system administrators to business owners to access online reports and key information dashboards targeted to their role.
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Aspect Software Furthers Its Commitment to SIP Interoperability With AireSpring
Aspect Software, Inc., the world's largest company solely focused on Unified Communications for the Contact Center(TM), and AireSpring, multiple award-winning provider of telecommunications services, today announced successful interoperability between Aspect Software session initiation protocol-based solutions and SIP Trunking products from AireSpring.
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Absolute Presents Laptop Management and Data Breach Prevention Webinar on June 11
Absolute Software Corporation , the leading provider of firmware-based, patented, Computer Theft Recovery, Data Protection and Secure Asset Tracking solutions announced that it will present a webinar on June 11, 2008 featuring the first-hand laptop management and data breach prevention experiences of Allina Hospitals & Clinics.
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Absolute Presents Laptop Management and Data Breach Prevention Webinar on June 11
Absolute® Software Corporation , the leading provider of firmware-based, patented, Computer Theft Recovery, Data Protection and Secure Asset Tracking solutions announced that it will present a webinar on June 11, 2008 featuring the first-hand laptop management and data breach prevention experiences of Allina Hospitals & Clinics.
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HP chooses Microsoft search engine
Microsoft Corp.'s Internet search engine will become the default search program on all personal computers sold in the United States. and Canada by Hewlett-Packard Co., the world's biggest maker of the machines.
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Spammers exploit Google Docs
Spam levels jumped in May to 76.8 per cent of all emails sent globally, according to new monitoring data.
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No sign of slowdown in IT jobs market
Some 14 per cent of US chief information officers expect to hire IT staff in the third quarter of 2008, while only four per cent plan reductions, according to new research.
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Recent Original Stories
Kevin Carmony, CEO of Linspire, writes: "With the recent news of several Linux vendors entering into partnership agreements with Microsoft (Novell, Linspire, Xandros), there has been much debate recently about two factions of Linux forming.
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OpenSUSE 11 RC1: The Mercedes-Benz to Ubuntuâ€s Volkswagen
2008 will be a very good vintage for community end-user Linux distributions. So far, we've seen the release of Ubuntu 8.04, which is universally considered to be a major milestone release in usability and device compatibility, and one of the easiest distros to install. While not as widely lauded, we...
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Hackers Admit Comcast Attack
A pair of hackers have admitted they attacked and took over the Comcast website, but are surprised at the fuss it all generated.
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Document and Process Management Contributes to Gallatin Steel's Award-Winning Service and Safety Initiatives
Hyland Software Inc., developer of the OnBase® enterprise content management software suite, today announced that the document and process management capabilities of OnBase helped Gallatin Steel achieve its goals for superior customer service and employee safety, leading to recognition in its industry.
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Yahoo pushed envelope on employee retention
A lawsuit contends that the plan created "huge incentives for a massive employee walkout," an obstacle to any potential merger with Microsoft.
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Google tries to balance censorship and access
Along with other American Internet companies, Google is learning to live with countries that "don't share the same baseline" about the Web.
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Computers close to reading minds
Robert Jaques, vnunet.com , Tuesday 3 June 2008 at 12:38:00 MRI data can be used to 'see' what a subject is thinking Scientists using powerful computational modelling are close to finding out how specific thoughts activate human brains, according to research published today in Science.... > Read the full article
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Multi-Frequency RFID Portable Reader
SkyRFID Inc. announced their new Multi-Frequency (LF) 13.56 MHz. and (UHF) 860 ~ 960 MHz. EPC GEN 2, ISO 18000 - 6 B, C, RFID portable reader and writer with full color LCD display.
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Auctions on eBay: A Dying Breed
Bruce Hershenson, who auctions vintage posters online, is hanging up his eBay gavel. For almost a decade, Hershenson's business epitomized the e-commerce that made eBay (NasdaqGS:EBAY - News) famous. He sold rare, collectible, sometimes kitschy memorabilia in online auctions that had a starting bid of 99%. But as the business of buying and selling over the Internet has matured, the thrill and ...
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Intel says Atom shortage will ease soon
Taiwanese hardware makers expressed concern over a shortage of Intel's Atom processor , but Intel said production volumes will increase. On Monday, Asustek Computer CEO Jerry Shen said shortages and delays of Atom will not seriously affect Eee PC shipments, but warned that the issue could grow more serious as the important pre-holiday shipment season starts later in the year. "If Intel ...
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Microsoft extends XP deadline for low-cost PCs
Microsoft has further extended the life of Windows XP so that computer makers can include the operating system on low-cost desktop PCs, the company announced at the Computex trade show on Tuesday. Microsoft has been under pressure from computer makers to provide a version of its OS for an emerging class of very low-cost laptops and desktops. Its new Windows Vista OS is widely seen as ...
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Rolling Stone and PluggedIn.com Enter into Content and Technology Partnership
SANTA MONICA, Calif.----PluggedIn announced plans today to add Rolling Stone news and video content to its popular new entertainment Web site. PluggedIn will create a dedicated Rolling Stone channel, which will feature daily dynamic news and video content from Rolling Stone and exclusive content from the Rolling Stone vaults.
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Can Wi-Fi really compete with Bluetooth?
Ozmo's PAN tech pipes up at Computex Intel isn't ready to give up on pushing Wi-Fi just yet, and is pitching the technology as a competitor to Bluetooth with demonstrations by Ozmo Devices scheduled for today at the Computex trade show in Taipei.…
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Yahoo opposed Google deal before Microsoft bid
Yahoo Inc executives dismissed a search-advertising deal with Google due to antitrust concerns, one day before Microsoft Corp made its takeover offer earlier this year, according to court documents made public on Monday.
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