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Jobs expected to ring in Apple's new iPhone
It's D-Day for the new iPhone. Apple Inc. CEO Steve Jobs kicks off the Cupertino technology company's sold-out Worldwide Developers Conference on Monday, with the not-so-secret rumor that he will use the stage to introduce the next generation of the iPhone....
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 7th Feb 2006 18:32 UTC
"If you are about to take the plunge into converting from Solaris to Linux, or just want to see how easy it is to make the change, then take a look at this well written Solaris-To-Linux Migration technical roadmap . It gives you everything you need to get the job done the right way, the first time, and will eliminate all the quirks and gotch-yas that come with operating system migrations."
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 19th Jan 2007 22:56 UTC
" SeaMonkey 1.1 is now available . Powered by the same engine as Firefox 2 and the upcoming Thunderbird 2, SeaMonkey 1.1 includes numerous enhancements including more visible security indicators in the browser and enhanced phishing detection for e-mail, a new tagging system for e-mail that supersedes labels, support for multi-line tooltips in web pages, and previews images in tab tooltips.
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No computers or ‘The Sopranos’ for Cuba's political prisoners
http://www.JewishWorldReview.com American advocates of more "constructive" relationships with Communist Cuba have been heartened by Raul Castro's permitting Cubans to actually buy — for the first time, if they can afford them — cell phones, DVD players and computers.
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A greener glow for computers / Power management, consolidating equipment among options
Dee Harley runs her Pescadero goat farm with a deep environmental ethos. Instead of chemical fertilizers, she relies on goat and chicken droppings. She recycles all the water used on the farm, and grows the edible flowers and herbs for her artisan cheeses...
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Google curbs online free speech
When Thailand blocked Google Inc.'s YouTube Web site last year, the company dispatched deputy general counsel Nicole Wong to help restore access. In Bangkok, a sea of yellow shirts stunned her.
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Soul of a city gets its due
SAN DIEGO . It might be the quintessential San Diego sporting experience, one that's as familiar to Lefty and Tiger as it is to the worst hacker who's ever set foot on the property. When golfers reach the par-3 third hole on the South Course at Torrey Pines, tony La Jolla is off to the left, the Pacific Ocean is straight ahead, and, more often than not, a hang glider is floating silently ...
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British Fujitsu factory workers to strike over job losses
A Chinese customer looks at Japanese Fujitsu computers in a store in Beijing. Around 150 workers at Japanese electronics giant Fujitsu Ltd's manufacturing plant in Birmingham, central England, will go on strike Monday in protest at plans to move their jobs to the United States.
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AOL miracle man who makes you believe
AOL Europe's chief inspires his staff to feel that nothing is impossible, reports Juliette Garside.
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Disney maps its World on Google Earth
Tourists overwhelmed by the size of Walt Disney World in Orlando, Fla., will now be able to plan their tour with the help of a 3-D Google Earth map created by the Walt Disney Co. (www.disneyworld.com/3dparks)
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 8th Dec 2006 20:51 UTC
According to research carried out by French firm Xiti Monitor, use of the Firefox browser continues to grow in Europe . Since April this year, the geeky alternative to Microsoft's Internet Explorer gained an extra four percent of the market across the continent.
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Recent Original Stories
Acknowledging the software industry is undergoing a radical transformation, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer said Thursday that his company is moving rapidly to create products that can be funded by ads and served up over the Internet . "Software is becoming a service," Ballmer said at the company's financial analyst.
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Bach touts Windows Mobile over iPhone, BlackBerry
But Microsoft's president of Entertainment & Devices Division tells the San Francisco Chronicle that the company has no plans to put up a Zune phone to compete with iPhone.
CNET |
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Verizon hopes to improve rural cell coverage
The Verizon company says it will improve its telecommunications services in rural northern Idaho. New technology will allow the company to speed up Internet access
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Now Professors Get Their Star Rankings, Too
Social Science Research Network offers nearly 150,000 full-text documents for downloading and gives academics to see how popular their writings are online.
New York Times |
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Films With Limited Release Find a Home on the Web
The Tribeca Film Institute is joining Amazon.com to create a digital marketplace for films and videos that have been unavailable through conventional retail and Web outlets.
New York Times |
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Bach touts Windows Mobile over iPhone, BlackBerry
But Microsoft's president of Entertainment & Devices Division tells the San Francisco Chronicle that the company has no plans to put up a Zune phone to compete with iPhone.
CNET |
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Delving into broadband culture
Obviously the country needs high-speed broadband - not only for statistical reason, but for truly up-lifting the quality of life for the citizens of the country in view of wide digital gaps among various segments of our society. The need for broadband is universal in today's cyber age.
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Independent School students to get laptops
DOHA • Teachers and students of Independent Schools will each get a laptop by the next academic year. The move is part of an innovative e-school bag project launched first by ictQatar last year.
The Peninsula |
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Military Supercomputer Sets Record
The new machine, which processed more than 1.026 quadrillion calculations per second, is more than twice as fast as the previous fastest supercomputer, the I.B.M. BlueGene/L.
New York Times |
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[Opinion] Online Witch Hunt
American philosopher John Rawls said reasonable disagreement is a feature defining a free democracy. In other words, it is natural in a democratic society where a variety of ideas and beliefs co-exist that a reasonable opinion inevitably conflicts with other reasonable opinions.
donga.com |
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Google promotes new product in Qatar
By Peter Townson REPRESENTATIVES from Google announced yesterday that their new Google Search Appliance can help businesses combat a number of problems, and catch up in terms of current web functionality offered to consumers.
Gulf Times |
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UK trailing in global broadband league
Advisory body say long-term benefits of super-fast networks will outweigh estimated £16bn cost
Guardian Unlimited |
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"Sexy Shears" Barber Shop Stirring Feathers in Appleton
A new barber-shop in the Fox Valley sure has a lot of people talking. It's called "Sexy Shears" and it's specifically catered to men.
WBAY Green Bay |
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Explainer: Search engine optimisation
For internet businesses, the strategic battle to rank high with web engines is critical
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