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Intel, AMD subpoenaed over microprocessor practices as FTC opens formal probe
Jordan Robertson June 6, 2008 - 2:24 p.m. SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) - Intel Corp. and its much smaller rival Advanced Micro Devices Inc. have been subpoenaed by the Federal Trade Commission about possible anticompetitive behavior in the microprocessor market, the companies said Friday.
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Ex-Gannon student pleads guilty in child-porn case
A former Gannon University student pleaded guilty today to five third-degree felony counts that he had child pornography on his laptop computer in 2007.
Erie Times-News |
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Calgary Police reminding parents of internet dangers
Calgary police have charged a city man in connection to an Internet luring investigation. The investigation was launched after a tip from the public that suggested a local man was attempting to lure young ...
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Toxic waste clean-up in W. Chester
Beginning Monday, a $100,000 project to clean up lead-tainted computer waste will begin at the former Skinner Landfill in West Chester.
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Gmail Opens Door to All Features Great and Lame
Google is rolling out a new feature for Gmail users called "Gmail Labs." It promises to help Google take advantage of any esoteric Gmail idea that's hidden in the minds of Google's many engineers. Gmail Labs includes new settings in Gmail that let users select, use and effectively test the new features. At the same time, this shows Google which features people care about using.
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Window Severs Student's Finger In Computer Lab
A student's finger was chopped off at Lincoln Park High School when the window he was trying to open fell on his hand this morning.
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Former principal faces child porn charges
DEDHAM, Mass. -- A former high school principal was ordered held on $10,000 bail after pleading not guilty to having thousands of pornographic images involving children on his personal computer.
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Andy Lees from Microsoft brags about success of Windows Mobile in a public Letter to partners
June 06, 2008 [Pocket PC phone] By Edward J. R. Why right now? To preempt launch of the 3G iPhone next week!
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TOP Ships Announces Date of First Quarter 2008 Results Release and Conference Call
TOP Ships Inc. announced plans to release its first quarter 2008 results on Thursday, June 12, 2008, before market opening. That same day, at 11:00 AM ET, management will host a conference call, which will be broadcast live over the Internet.
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Woman says company published check for 'right arm'
A Pittsburgh woman who sent Comcast Corp. a check made out for "My Right Arm and Zero Dollars" is up in arms because she says someone published a copy of the check on the Internet. Krista Cooney and her husband Chad are suing the Philadelphia-based cable television company for invasion of privacy. They say an unknown Comcast employee circulated a copy of the check - containing their personal ...
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Teen charged with animal cruelty over computer images of dog
LITTLETON, N.H. -- A Littleton teenager charged with soliciting sex over the Internet faces new charges involving his pet dog.
7 News Boston |
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Yahoo urged to dangle $49.5B tag price in front of Microsoft
SAN FRANCISCO - Hoping to negotiate a compromise, activist investor Carl Icahn urged Yahoo Inc. to declare it is willing to sell for $49.5 billion - about $2 billion above Microsoft Corp.'s last offer for the Internet pioneer.
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posted by Thom Holwerda on Thu 5th Jun 2008 19:58
Asus' small Eee PC was a rather unexpected success for the hardware vendor - an expansion of the Eee brand was only natural. The Eee Pc 901 followed, with a bigger screen and the option of having Windows XP pre-installed.
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Western Digital readying 20K RPM hard drive?
Western Digital is in the early stages of developing the first hard drive to spin at 20,000RPM, alleged sources have told Bit-Tech. Fears that solid-state drives may overtake its business have led the company to develop a record-setting hard drive that will share the same design philosophy as the VelociRaptor; the hard drive itself will measure 2....
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Windows XP To Windows 7 A Risky Path, Microsoft Warns
Customers that don't deploy Windows Vista are missing out on proven benefits such as better security, productivity, search, mobility, and manageability, says a Microsoft executive.
InformationWeek |
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Intel, AMD Hit With Subpoena
The companies said Friday that the Federal Trade Commission is investigating possible anticompetitive behavior in the microprocessor market
BusinessWeek |
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Pittsburgh woman claims cable company published check for her 'Right Arm and Zero Dollars'
PITTSBURGH - A Pittsburgh woman who sent Comcast Corp. a check made out for "My Right Arm and Zero Dollars" is up in arms because she says someone published a copy of the check on the Internet.
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(AFX UK Focus) 2008-06-06 19:31 Comcast sued for publishing 'right arm' check
PITTSBURGH (AP) - A western Pennsylvania woman who sent Comcast Corp. a check made out for "My Right Arm and Zero Dollars" is up in arms because she says someone from the cable TV company published a copy of the check on the Internet.
Interactive Investor |
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Cyber Hitching: Riding out high gas prices
HUDSON, Fla. -- Here's what caused Crystal Guillen to make a bold change in her life: spending $350 a month on gas and tolls for her daily commute to MacDill Air Force Base.
Winston-Salem Journal |
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FCC delays free spectrum proposal
Just as a cellular industry trade association released a scathing letter against a proposal that would deliver free wireless Internet access across the country, the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) decided not to vote on the proposal next week as planned. The FCC had expected to vote on June 12 on a proposal to auction a 25MHz piece of spectrum in the 2155Mhz band and require ...
InfoWorld |
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OCZ Barebone Gaming Notebook Shows up Online
OCZ Barbone Gaming Notebook in-stock at Buy.com for $669.99 after mail-in rebate....
AnandTech |
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Decorating a Recipe Box with Card Software
This article teaches you simple steps in decorating your own recipe box with card software to create a unique piece of art for your kitchen.
BellaOnline |
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Meet Florence Sippel: Town Moderator She presides at Town Meetings
Town Moderator Florence Sippel, 61, retired in 2007 as a program manager from the Naval Undersea Warfare Center (NUWC), her employer since 1976. Among her many accomplishments there as a computer scientist was her involvement in the development of software for the operation and navigation of surface ships and submarines.
Sakonnet Times |
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Boat Tracking
To send a text message to the Iridium satellite phone aboard Tioga, go online to www.Iridium.com. In the upper right corner there is a link called sending a satellite message. Click it.
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Intel, AMD hit with subpoenas in FTC probe
Intel, the world's largest semiconductor manufacturer, said Friday it had received a subpoena from the Federal Trade Commission related to its business practices in the microprocessor market.
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