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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 12th Dec 2005 15:00 UTC, submitted by anonymous
"HTML isn't a very good language for making Web pages. However, it has been a very good language for making the Web. This article examines the future of HTML and what it will mean to Web authors, browser and developers.
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Samsung i900 launches ahead of iPhone
Samsung on Monday hoped to preempt Apple's announcements with the launch of the i900 Omnia. The Korean firm's latest touchscreen phone is also its first to use Windows Mobile 6.1 but includes a custom TouchWiz front-end more friendly to home users; like the HTC Touch Pro and Touch Diamond, it uses Opera Mobile in place of Internet Explorer for web...
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Asustek to push 16:9 ratio notebooks in the US and Europe in 2H08
Asustek Computer will officially cut into the 16:9 ratio notebook market in the second half of 2008. In order to preserve profits, the company will initially only push 15.6-inch models in Europe and the US. The first wave of launches will start in July in the US, according to industry sources.
Digi Times |
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Trends in the Wi-Fi industry: An interview with Michael Hurlson of Broadcom
Just before Broadcom spoke at the Computex CE Summit on June 4, Digitimes had the opportunity to chat with Michael Hurlson, vice president and general manager for the Home and Wireless Networking Business Unit at Broadcom about trends and topics in the global WLAN industry.
Digi Times |
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Health Care: Social Networking Gone Serious?
Experts suggest that there is a place for online communities and user-generated content in the hunt for medical information on the Web.
InternetNews.com |
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Amazon counts cost of web glitch
AMAZON.COM'S web site experienced problems in North America for more than two hours early Saturday because of system issues.
News Interactive |
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Akihabara Killer Chronicled Massacre Plans Online
A series of messages on a Japanese online forum apparently posted by the person who killed 7 in Akihabara on Sunday chronicle...
PC World |
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Lower voltage next goal for low-power DDR
Low-power DDR2, a next-generation low-power memory technology for mobile and embedded designs that's being defined by companies participating in Jedec standards, offers higher speed, lower voltage operation, larger capacities and lower pin count than the current generation--and lets nonvolatile memory share the same bus as SDRAM.
EETimes |
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Movie Review: Kung Fu Panda
"Ow, my tenders!" With Kung Fu Panda, Dreamworks Animation may have the best CG animated film in their history. It is, at the very least, their best release since 2001's Shrek. Time and distance from my viewing, along with eventual multiple viewings, will allow easier placement within the pantheon of computer animated productions, but even at this early stage,...
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A disturbed comic-book fan who killed seven people on a stabbing frenzy in downtown Tokyo had advertised what he was going to do on an internet bulletin board, police say.
The West Australian |
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zebrahead Set Release
zebrahead's new CD to hit the street and Internet August 5 on ICON Music Entertainment.
antiMUSIC |
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The World Wide Wiki - symbol of community effort in cyberspace
Type verification code in the box and submit. Washington: Just a few years ago the word "wiki" wasn't even in most people's vocabulary. But Wikipedia - known by many as biggest encyclopaedia on the Internet - changed all that.
SiliconIndia |
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Analogix Becomes First Discrete Chip Supplier to Receive VESA(R) DisplayPort Certified Logo for Transmitter Products
SANTA CLARA, Calif.----Analogix Semiconductor, Inc. a world leader in high performance analog and mixed-signal semiconductors and IP solutions, today became the first discrete chip supplier to receive the DisplayPort certified logo from VESA for a commercially-available transmitter product.
Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance |
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Taiwan's Acer settles patent litigation with HP
File photo shows visitors passing an Acer logo at the World Trade Center in Taipei. Taiwan's major personal computer manufacturer has said it has settled all on-going patent litigation with Hewlett-Packard
TODAYonline |
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Japanese killer 'wrote of stabbing spree on internet'
Police say a disturbed comic-book fan who killed seven people in a stabbing frenzy in downtown Tokyo had advertised what he was going to do on an internet bulletin board.
Australian Broadcasting Corporation |
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Dell wins Retail Vendor of the Year award
Dell announced that it had bagged the prestigious Retail Vendor of the Year award for Notebooks and Desktops at the first edition of the Middle East Retail Academy awards.
AME Info |
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Four on trial over star's sex clip
FOUR students in Vietnam have gone on trial for allegedly posting online a sex video clip of a popular TV soap star that caused a scandal and led to the axing of her show.
Daily Telegraph |
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Japanese killer wrote of stabbing spree on Internet: police
Policemen collect evidence after a man went on a stabbing spree in a street at Tokyo's Akihabara district, killing at least seven people and leaving around a dozen injured in Japan's deadliest crime in years.
TODAYonline |
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Software firm Urbancode waited too long to improve its product - My Biggest Mistake
We started our software development business as four idealistic developers who wanted to write software for online games for kids and adults. College degrees and talent are one thing. Getting opportunities is another.
The Plain Dealer |
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Top Scoops
Election officials in Pinellas Co. Florida were probably very surprised when they inspected their voting machines for malware and found that even though their system is not connected to the internet two bugs, known as Flush.G and W32.SillyDC, were present.
Scoop.co.nz |
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PGP rolls out Whole Disk Encryption for Mac
PGP Corp., a security company focused on data encryption, plans to announce that it is offering a Mac OS X version of its Whole Disk Encryption product. Whole Disk Encryption is used on the Windows platform in multiple verticals. John Dasher, director of product development at PGP,...
ZDNet |
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MORE EDUCATION: Computer program helps students shape writing skills
If Alegra Holt had $100, she would spend $1 on candy, buy some clothes, give some to charity and see if she had enough left to buy a Chihuahua.
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel |
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Deranged killer warned the world
A DISTURBED comic-book fan who killed seven people on a stabbing frenzy in downtown Tokyo had advertised what he was going to do on the internet.
Adelaide Now |
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IBM looks to emerging markets
RALEIGH, N.C. As a single man in Raleigh, Greg Labows likes golf, college basketball and most things American. As a 35-year-old corporate riser at IBM, his eyes are overseas. The software-sales executive is preparing for a four-week stint in the Philippines, where IBM is working to build good will and a stronger presence. "Ten or 15 years down the road, a lot of the opportunities will focus ...
Richmond Times-Dispatch |
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Broadband Board
While the national sales guys grab all the headlines around upfront time, the unsung heroes of the cable business are the cable operator local ad sales executives, who labor outside the limelight to attract the lion’s share of the $4.7 billion in local and spot cable ad revenue in 2007.
Mediaweek |
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