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Microsoft Says Yahoo Deal Was About Search
Microsoft executives said the company does not plan to make a slew of Internet acquisitions since it ended its bid for Yahoo. There has been speculation that Microsoft would possibly buy Facebook, which it has a small stake in or Time Warner's AOL along with a number of other companies. read more
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Splash Media, LP Announces Agreement with Calyx Software to Promote Mortgage Professional Training Network to Mortgage ...
Splash Media, LP, an innovator of online video training content and corporate communication, has finalized agreements with Calyx Software(R) to offer and produce the newly formed Mortgage Professional Training Network (MPTN) to the mortgage industry via streaming video over the Internet.
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Evans & Sutherland Introduces Laser Projector with NanoPixel Technology
Evans & Sutherland Computer Corporation (E&S) (NASDAQ: ESCC) announced today its Advanced Displays group will debut its revolutionary new laser projection system at the InfoComm08 tradeshow June 18-20 in Las Vegas, Nevada. The E&S Laser Projector (ESLP(TM)), featuring NanoPixel(TM) technology, is the world's highest resolution laser projector, and will offer digital cinemas, planetariums, ...
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Firefox 3 Is Here
The latest and greatest version of the Firefox web browser, Firefox 3, is officially available now. While Microsoft still enjoys an 80% or 90% share of the web browser market,...
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Cuts Scare Malaysian Tech Outfits
The government's recent cost-slashing measures are worrisome to IT vendors and service providers, who worry about a devastating ripple effect on the local sector
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ORNL’s Jaguar No. 5 on Top500 list
A supercomputer at Oak Ridge National Laboratory is now the fifth fastest in the world, while a supercomputer it plans to have in operation by next year will be much quicker.
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 8th Jan 2007 23:34 UTC
As part of his keynote address on Sunday at the annual Consumer Electronics Show, Gates showed off Windows Home Server ( more info at Ars ) - a consumer device to serve as a central storage place for digital photos, music and other media.
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Thieves take computers, band equipment from community center
Reuben Salters sits on the front steps of the Kirkwood Community Center Agency, working on a list of items stolen from inside the building.
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Free Celine Dion concert tickets sell on the Internet for $700
The bidding has started for the special free concert pop diva Celine Dion will give for Quebec City's 400th anniversary. Scalpers are asking for as much as $700 for a pair of tickets given away for free.
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Recent Original Stories
APCMag sums up the information we already have on Windows 7 . "We're still in the long dark before 7's dawn, but the earliest signs are encouraging: a new streamlined kernel, an inbuilt VM for running old software, a revised and simplified UI... There's every chance that Microsoft intends Windows 7 to rise from the ashes of Vista and be what Mac OS X was for Apple."
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 16th May 2006 16:25 UTC, submitted by Michael Zandstra
Apple has released the long-awaited and seriously overdue replacement for its iBook consumer laptop product line. Dubbed the MacBook , it comes with an Intel Core Duo processor (1.83 or 2.0Ghz), 13.3" widescreen display, 512MB RAM, and an Intel GMA 950 integrated graphics card.
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 26th Oct 2006 21:03 UTC
Wouldn't it be great to just get a PC with Linux already installed and ready to go? Novell thinks that's a grand idea too, and on Oct. 25 announced agreements with four white-box PC manufacturers who will globally distribute PCs preloaded with SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 10. Novell's new PC vendors are European manufacturers ETegro Technologies, MAXDATA and Transtec, along with the U.S. PC OEM ...
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Recent Original Stories
"Apple can alter its business plan slightly and become the well-liked dominant force in the technology market. Everything Apple needs sits right in front of them for the taking. Users are simply waiting to restart global innovation and take the PC to the next step."
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Weekly Canadian Crush Rises
WINNIPEG - Jun 13/08 -- STAT -- The Canadian Oilseed Processors Association (COPA) reports weekly crush in that country totalled 82,479 metric tons (MT) of canola and 26,965 of soybeans during the week ending June 18.
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Brussels plans onslaught on online retailing
Moves to break down national borders in internet retailing so that customers can take advantage of prices offered by companies in different countries are to be championed by the EU’s consumer protection commissioner.
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Grass ceiling for Babe, Dawn, Martina and Annika
IT'S a little sad, and very typical, that Greg Baum ("Tiger will have to bow to the Don", SMH, June 18) could not find room in his top 10 sportspeople of all time for a woman. And your online poll is equally at fault because you allow only for votes for his top 10 men.
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Diamond intros Radeon HD 4850 before AMD
Preempting a formal introduction, AMD and Diamond have publicly introduced the Radeon HD 4850. Both the reference video card and Diamond's own model are some of the few upper mid-range cards to fit in a single card slot while still outperforming more expensive cards: in benchmarks, the 4850 is known to roughly match the performance of the more exp...
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MLB.com CEO: 10M Streams in 2 Years
MLB.com CEO Bob Bowman says that the record Web traffic reported by NBC Sports and ESPN Internet Ventures for Monday's U.S. Open playoff between Tiger Woods and Rocco Mediate isn't noteworthy when compared to the overall size of TV audiences.
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HP plans N.M. support center with 1,300 jobs
(AP:SANTA FE, N.M.) The world's largest PC maker, Hewlett-Packard Co., will open a customer service and technical support center in New Mexico that's expected to employ 1,300 people by 2012.
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Harmonic Showcases Innovative IP Cable Solutions at SCTE Cable-Tec Expo
SUNNYVALE, Calif.,
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Microsoft exec Kevin Johnson criticises Google-Yahoo deal
Senior Microsoft executive Kevin Johnson has criticised Yahoo's search deal with Google as anti-competitive and bad for advertisers. By Mark Sweney
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Rules For A Successful Affiliate Marketing Business On The Internet
Considering the competition in the online market, not everyone who is into affiliate marketing can brag of success and profit.
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Sovereign live with SS&C TradeDesk.Web software
SS&C Technologies, a global provider of financial services software and software-enabled services, today announced Sovereign is live on the ...
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Chitale Dairy Consolidates Two Datacenters into One with VMware Infrastructure
VMware, Inc., (NYSE:VMW) the global leader in virtualization solutions from the desktop to the datacenter, today announced that Chitale Dairy, a leading food and beverage company in Maharashtra, India, has used VMware's market-leading datacenter virtualization and management platform, VMware Infrastructure, to consolidate its two widely separated datacenters into one, while significantly ...
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Yahoo reportedly eyes major internal overhaul
Yahoo executives are discussing a plan to centralize numerous product groups such as its mail, search and home-page divisions into a global-product organization, according to a media report.
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