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LG promises more iPhone-style handsets
Simon Burns in Taipei, vnunet.com , Wednesday 16 April 2008 at 00:00:00 Firm reports surge in profits from LCDs and mobiles LG Electronics is preparing to release new handsets with a touch-screen user interface. The move follows the success of the South Korean firm's Prada KE850 handset, which has sometimes been... > Read the full article
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MILLVILLE: Patrol cars to get upgrades
MILLVILLE – City police vehicles will soon be armed with some new crime-fighting tools. The City Commission passed an ordinance Tuesday authorizing $300,000 to be spent on cameras and laptops for 18 police vehicles.
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Hollywood director says Web will destroy democracy
LAS VEGAS (Hollywood Reporter) - The Internet has Barry Sonnenfeld freaked out. "I fear the Internet for so many reasons," the director of the "Men in Black" movies said Tuesday during a speech at the National Association of Broadcasters Show here.
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American author Fowler explores crime in the blog era
NEW YORK (Reuters) -American writer Karen Joy Fowler found the interplay between fans, fictional characters and the Internet so fascinating that she made it a central part of her new crime novel, "Wit's End."
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Suffolk County signs deal to build Wi-Fi network
Suffolk County yesterday signed a long-delayed contract to build a countywide wireless network for government and emergency workers, but while County Executive Steve Levy had previously said the county would get its Internet free, Suffolk is now expected to purchase services from the company building the system.
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Salem cops follow Facebook to boozing youths
SALEM and mdash; A downtown restaurant will lose its liquor license for three days following one of the biggest underage drinking busts in city history. Bangkok Paradise, 90 Washington St., had become so popular with under-21 drinkers that it was getting mentioned on Facebook and MySpace, two popular Internet social networking sites, police said.
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Adobe showcases dynamic media workflows
The company is spearheading efforts for an industry-wide open file format for digital cinema files, called CinemaDNG, which will deliver support for Sony's XDCAM EX camera format in Adobe Premiere Pro CS3 software.
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 26th Oct 2006 15:42 UTC, submitted by anonymous
"We are pleased to present the third technology preview of Qt Jambi to our commercial customers and the open source community for testing and feedback.
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Recent Original Stories
"Marking what could have been a summer-long hiatus in its 'Get the Facts' campaign, Microsoft is re-igniting the flames on the argument over whether enterprises spend less to manage Windows systems than Linux systems.
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TNS Inc.: The long and winding road
Investors who follow the money may find their search leads them to TNS Inc. , which helps move data from Point A to Point B without detouring through a hacker’s computer.
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Dell unveils Opteron quad-core servers
The company said the PowerEdge SC1435, 2970, M605, and 6950 platforms with quad-core processors deliver up to 79% better performance compared to the same servers operating with dual-core AMD Opteron processors.
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Oracle offers email archiving system
It said Universal Online Archive and E-mail Archive Service will provide an archiving system that combines the infrastructure of its Oracle Database and its standards-based Fusion Middleware with a data-ingestion engine for use with Microsoft Exchange, IBM Lotus Notes, and SMTP-based mail systems.
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Verizon delivers hosted mail services
Powered by Microsoft Exchange Server, it said VZEmail Services will enable businesses users to synchronize email messages automatically to wireless devices. Users can also synchronize calendars, contacts, and tasks from their PCs to their Windows Mobile devices.
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Songbird media player: the love child of Mozilla and WinAmp
Developer Ian McKellar demonstrated Songbird at LugRadio Live this past weekend. The open source media media player has broad support for extensibility and could serve as the foundation for an emerging independent music ecosystem. Read More...
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Mother of man killed after being listed on state online sex offender registry seeks changes
spree, Shirley Turner lost more than just her son. "I lost everything," the Patten woman said in an interview this week. "My freedom, my safety — I couldn’t even go into a grocery store alone because of how people were looking at me, like I was the criminal."
Bangor Daily News |
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Could the web win it in London?
The internet could turn out to be the key battleground at this year's London mayoral elections.
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Comcast pushes file-sharing 'bill of rights'
NEW YORK – Comcast Corp., under federal investigation for interfering with the traffic of its Internet subscribers, said Tuesday it wants to develop a “bill of rights and responsibilities” for file-sharing.
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American author Fowler explores crime in the blog era
NEW YORK (Reuters) - American writer Karen Joy Fowler found the interplay between fans, fictional characters and the Internet so fascinating that she made it a central part of her new crime novel, "Wit's End."
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American author Fowler explores crime in the blog era
American writer Karen Joy Fowler found the interplay between fans, fictional characters and the Internet so fascinating that she made it a central part of her new crime novel, "Wit's End."
Reuters via Yahoo! News |
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 13th Jun 2006 22:16 UTC
It's time for the Windows and Linux communities to drop the religious war and get together in a hurry to put the strengths of each operating system to best use, according to a nationally recognized authority on Windows Server.
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MySpace launches in South Korea
SEOUL, South Korea – MySpace’s chief executive said Tuesday the U.S. networking Web site is poised to thrive in the South Korean market because it pays more attention to local culture than its competitors.
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LG Electronics posts net profit
By KELLY OLSEN SEOUL, South Korea (AP) -- LG Electronics said Wednesday it turned a net profit in the first-quarter after a loss the year before, boosted by record mobile phone sales, strong performance overseas and gains from its investment in flat panel maker LG Display.
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Recent Original Stories
Microsoft has suggested that companies who can't find programmers skilled in .Net should consider retraining their Java experts. Mark Quirk, Microsoft UK's head of technology for development and platforms, admitted on Monday that there aren't enough developers in the market who can help companies migrate to .Net.
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IntelliTEAM II Universal Interface Module
Other intelligent electronic devices (IED) not of S&C manufacture can now be incorporated into the IntelliTEAM II Automatic Restoration System with the use of S&C's Universal Interface Module. The module enables the host device to communicate with other team members and implement IntelliTEAM II restoration decisions
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Cellphone makers sniff out market
Japanese cellphone users will soon be able test a new service that allows them to download fragrances.
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