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Police chief's laptop is stolen
A laptop is stolen from the deputy chief constable of Avon and Somerset Police.
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Ultimate Software's Development Team Wins First Place in 2008 American Business Awards(SM) Business Editors
(AP:WESTON, Fla.--) (BUSINESS WIRE) _ Jun. 13, 2008--Ultimate Software (NASDAQ:ULTI), a leading provider of end-to-end strategic human resources, payroll, and talent management solutions, announced today that its Development team was selected as the "Best Product Development Team" by the American Business Awards in its Stevie Award competition.
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Computer malfunction disrupts meeting on Berkeley County development rules
MARTINSBURG, W.Va. - The process to revise Berkeley County's development guidelines was disrupted by a computer malfunction at the offices of a consultant retained to finalize a draft of the ordinance, Planning Commissioners were told Monday.
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Feds get Yonkers computer drives
YONKERS - The city has turned over the computer hard drives of all seven City Council members to federal investigators who are probing the council's handling of the 81-acre Ridge Hill development.
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LG claims world's 'greenest' screen
LG has launched a 22in widescreen LCD screen which it claims is the world's most energy efficient monitor. The Flatron W2252TE boasts a power draw of just 22W, around 45 per cent lower than the average 40W of similarly sized monitors.
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Police use Web to track down after-prom parties
After-prom parties used to be planned with a secret note passed during class or an enthusiastic lunch table announcement.
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Roadrunner supercomputer reaches full speed
Less than a week after the Los Alamos National Laboratory's Roadrunner supercomputer began operating at record-breaking speeds, researchers are using the device to analyse "extremely complex" neurological processes.
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Asus sets Eee PC 901 UK launch date
Asus has confirmed that a new Eee PC range unveiled at Computex will be available in the UK from 1 July. The Eee PC 901 and 1000 run on Intel's Atom processor, which has been specifically designed for this emerging range of low-cost laptops or 'netbooks'.
Infomatics |
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Skiers' boon is Weather Service's worry
While some skiers swooshed through 2 feet of snow Thursday, meteorologists fretted in front of their computer screens knowing the snow will probably melt today.
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Internet Explorer 8 - websites warned to prep for problems
Microsoft: "Get ready" now
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Is Social Marketing Your Online Store's Top Friend?
Today's savvy consumers want products from a business they can trust, learn from, relate to and "be friends" with. MySpace and Facebook are potential springboards for friendly lead generation. These sites give online business owners the ability to place their products and services in front of thousands of potential customers in a more personal and easily accessible environment.
E-Commerce Times |
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New Asus models set for UK release
Asus has confirmed that latest additions to its white-hot range of mini laptops will be available in the UK from 1 July.
VNU Net via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News |
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RES Software Expands North American Presence with Enabling Technology for Virtualized Infrastructure Environments
IRVINE, Calif.----RES Software, a leading provider of user workspace management software, has expanded its presence in North America with the opening of new U.S. offices in Irvine, California as well as the addition of several new partnerships designed to increase distribution of RES PowerFuse and RES Wisdom.
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Yahoo and Google form ad alliance
The merry dance between Microsoft and Yahoo has come to an end, while a new hook-up between Yahoo and Google takes shape.
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Eccentric brain-chip admiral expelled by toff schools
Flashmob goth Nostradamus war hero goes overboard A controversial ex-admiral, who warned last year of Western civilisation's possible 2035 destruction by revolting brainchipped middle-class flashmob Goths, has been ousted from his position as a public-schools chief*.…
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SecuriKey v3.0: USB token security for OS X
GT Security, this week announced SecuriKey v3.0 for Mac OS X 10.4/10.5, Windows XP and Vista. Promising robust data safety using a multi-layer AES-based encryption, simple and straightforward installation and setup, the device offers instant security for any workstation. SecuriKey essentially functions as an 'ignition' key for any computer. The p...
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Scientists using Roadrunner supercomputer to mimic complex brain mechanisms
Washington, June 13 : Researchers at Los Alamos National Laboratory have started using the Roadrunner supercomputer built by IBM at their facility to mimic extremely complex neurological processes.
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HP brings touch screen to desktop PCs
HP's Touchsmart IQ500 series desktop computers can work without a mouse or keyboard thanks to the touch-sensitive screen. The new interface developed by the company works within Windows and is started with a dedicated button on the front of the case.
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ELANTECH Devices Corp., A Subsidiary of ELAN Microelectronics, Implements the Court Issued Preliminary Injunction to ...
In order to further safeguard its Multi-Finger touchpad IP rights and in connection with the court issued preliminary injunction order against Synaptics Corporation, ELANTECH Devices Corp. , is making steps to notify Synaptics customers of the court order.
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Obama launches site to debunk rumors
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Democrat Barack Obama's campaign said yesterday that Michelle Obama never used the word "whitey" in a speech from the church pulpit as he launched a Web site to debunk rumors about himself and his wife.
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Philippine pirates still trouble Autodesk
Maker of AutoCAD software says 70 percent of its products are illegally copied and sold in the Philippines, but adds its revenues are boosted by country's real estate boom.
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Shane Kim targets Xbox 360 in Japan
Executive Shane Kim is no longer to be known as vice president of Microsoft Game Studios, the boss-man moving to a new, specially-created, position.
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PA bill would limit online access for Internet sex offenders
A bill to limit online access for those who have been convicted of Internet-related sex crimes will be announced this morning in Upper Darby.
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Chase joins Q-1 Video Network
COLDWATER — Joe Chase has joined Q-1 Video Network of Coldwater as its new CEO. Q-1 is a full-service marketing, video and Internet production company preparing to take its successful “Q-1 Big Buck Pole” to most of lower Michigan this fall.
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Dead teacher 'faced no charges'
A teacher found dead after being quizzed over school computer misuse would not have been charged, police say.
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