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LAPTOPS OF PASSENGERS SUBJECT TO SECURITY CHECKS IN INDONESIA
JAKARTA, June 8 (Bernama) -- Soekarno-Hatta International Airport has instituted tight security measures on the laptops of passengers to prevent its misuse for terrorist activities and drug trafficking.
Bernama via Yahoo! Malaysia News |
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Recent Original Stories
"This article focuses primarily on some technical aspects of Qt, Trolltech's cross-platform C++ toolkit which, as you may know, is the architectural core behind the KDE desktop on Linux. At the end, I show how easy it is to create a simple application without writing a line of code."
New Mobile Computing |
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Picking the brain of Microsoft’s CEO
WASHINGTON – In an animated discussion with Washington Post editors and reporters Wednesday, Microsoft chief executive Steve Ballmer offered his far-ranging views of upcoming changes in technology and the media.
Tacoma News Tribune |
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Cadet Mary Erdman still high on the challenge of life at West Point
It might seem unusual for a high school student with no ROTC training or no relatives in the military to consider attending one of the top military academies in the nation. Especially someone who had not even heard of West Point until learning about it on the Internet while researching colleges.
The Hendersonville Times-News |
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Hooligans promise Welsh bloodshed
A NAZI-INSPIRED video inciting violence towards Swansea City fans is being circulated on the internet by football hooligans.
icWales |
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Leesburg store serves local business' Web needs
Larry Perry's downtown Leesburg location is a one-stop shop for Internet and Web site needs.
Orlando Sentinel |
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Recent Original Stories
Apple posted a Leopard guided tour video , in the same format as the earlier iPhone and iPod Touch guided tours. It mentions the new Finder, stacks, Time Machine, Quick Look, Spaces, and so on. In Quicktime, of course.
OS News |
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 21st Jun 2006 22:53 UTC
Sun Microsystems on Wednesday released the second beta of Java 6 , the company's next-generation development language targeted at so-called Web 2.0 programmers. Perhaps most enticing for those new to Java, the update adds a framework for supporting popular scripting languages such as PHP.
OS News |
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Daily Record gives $8K to community organizations
The bikes at the nonprofit Parsippany Child Day Care Center had broken down and the sandbox needed sand so Cynthia Martin began searching the Internet looking for grants.
Daily Record |
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This is the software publishers description:
Import, organize, play, and share your music using Banshee 's simple, powerful interface. Rip CDs, play and sync your iPod, create playlists, and burn audio and MP3 CDs. Most portable music devices are supported.
Computer Active |
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Michigan flooding closes U.S. 31 lanes
Violent storms with heavy rains lashed southwest Michigan late Saturday, prompting flash flood warnings for a large swath of the region.
22 WSBT South Bend |
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Comcast's phone and Internet service vibrant
Q: Can my shares of Comcast Corp. continue to do well?
The Morning Call |
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Spam on forum a major nuisance
Q: Dean, this is not the kind of question you usually handle in your column, but if you can offer any advice, there are several hundred (maybe a few thousand) basketball fans who will appreciate it. There is a Web site (BearMania.net/forums) where MSU sports fans can post comments and questions about the MSU sports teams. The part pertaining to Lady Bear basketball is especially active.
The Springfield News-Leader |
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Horse sense: Election leftovers: Socialists, debates and eyebrows
HELENA - A fascinating and exciting Montana election has come and gone, with some surprising victories and defeats. Here are a few leftover items from the notebook.
Billings Gazette |
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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Fast Web connections and robust computer networks mean more than quick downloads from YouTube or iTunes. Robust networks are reshaping the distribution and use of software responsible for many businesses' crucial tasks.
Dallas Morning News |
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by walterbyrd (3.8) on Sat 18th Nov 2006 18:42 UTC
Linux has been around over 10 years and has about 1/2 of 1% of the destop market. Two things are holding Linux back: drivers and applications. Msft, with their enormous influence, will make sure Linux catches up.
New Mobile Computing |
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Verizon to buy Alltel for $28.1 billion
In a surprise move, Verizon Wireless and Alltel Corp. announced a $28.1 billion deal that will create the largest wireless carrier in the U.S.
Arkansas News Bureau |
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Plano reporter's notebook
By THEODORE KIM Reach / The Dallas Morning News Theodore Kim at 469-330-5629. Two years ago, Plano nudged its property-tax rate upward to create a fund to reel in new businesses. The city hasn't been shy about dipping into the $6 million pool.
Dallas Morning News |
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A quick whip-round for Mick includes a president and a prince
Mick Denigan likes his whips, and so do presidents, princes and multinational internet moguls. The US President, George Bush, has a Denigan stockwhip, as does Prince Philip, and Bill Gates. Helen Coonan got one when she became Senate government whip.
North Queensland Register |
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Unsealed documents illuminate saga between Microsoft, Yahoo
SAN FRANCISCO -- Yahoo Inc. Chief Executive Jerry Yang pushed for an employee severance program that made it more expensive for Microsoft Corp.
The News Journal |
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Weekly audio: Windows Mobile related podcasts that have been published last week
June 08, 2008 [General] By Edward J. R. Whether your are walking the dog, jogging or just commuting to work - here comes a fresh dose of podcasts (audio files) about Windows Mobile phones, where you can find what is going on in the world of Windows Mobile without the need to read any websites!
MS Mobiles |
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Last week's headlines
Charges in U.S. probe of Md. tax-sale auctions Best Buy Co. announced that Maryland is one of eight states where it is testing a pilot program that allows consumers to get rid of old computers, televisions, cell phones and other outdated electronic gadgets for free. Consumers will be able to bring two items per day to a Best Buy store for recycling under the program, which began June 1.
Baltimore Sun |
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Recent Original Stories
In the view of Mendel Rosenblum, chief scientist and co-founder of virtualization vendor VMware, today's modern operating system is destined for the dustbin, a scenario unlikely to please Microsoft or any of the Linux vendors.
New Mobile Computing |
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Beware of phony stock traders stealing information
Watch out for stock traders posing as employees of a made-up Latvian brokerage firm on the popular classifieds Web site Craigslist.
Baltimore Sun |
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Andy Borowitz Archives
06/06/08 : Bill Clinton Updates Facebook Profile 06/04/08 : Straight man accidentally sees ‘Sex and the City’ 05/15/08 : Hillary Vows to Fight on for Edwards' Endorsement 05/13/08 : Bill Clinton Switches to Obama 05/08/08 : Math Favors Hillary, Says Huckabee 05/06/08 : Obama Proposes Gas-bag Holiday 05/01/08 : Obama De-friends Wright on Facebook 04/29/08 : Rev. Wright Launches Own 24-Hr.
Jewish World Review |
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