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A.M.D. and Its War With Intel
It seemed inevitable that the Federal Trade Commission would open an antitrust investigation into Intel even if getting to the bottom of it might be a very squishy notion.
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Man arrested on computer fraud charge
Computers do not make a person untouchable, as one resident found out this week.
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Mountain lion in Saluda County, S.C.? Wishful thinking, expert says
The latest Internet "hoax" to make the rounds includes photos of a huge mountain lion allegedly struck by a car and killed in Saluda County. Not true, says Jay Butfiloski of the Department of Natural Resources.
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Sun 10th Jul 2005 12:01 UTC
Microsoft surprised many of the attendees at its annual worldwide partner show here this weekend by allowing a third party to present a "hands-on lab" that allowed attendees to play with a range of Linux desktop software.
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Recent Original Stories
"Trolltech has released the Qt 4.4.0 technical preview, a pre-release that allows software developers to begin experimenting with the new features that the company has implemented for the next version.
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Avenue to citizenship aids airmen
RANDOLPH AIR FORCE BASE - Senior Airman Karla Bustamante has career aspirations. As an information management journeyman with the 375th Mission Support Group at Scott Air Force Base, Ill., she wants to make staff sergeant and someday finish her bachelor's degree in computer science.
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Pinal sheriff's office probe employees' e-mails
The Pinal County Sheriff's Office said Friday it will accelerate an internal investigation into employee e-mail use, a decision coming two days after a Tribune report revealed that a homicide detective had dozens of pornographic and racially insensitive messages stored on his county computer.
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Theives Attack In Quiet Neighborhood
A Sioux Falls man who moved to a quiet apartment complex near Tuthill Park is using the internet to try and track down items.
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More to Apple's success than Steve Jobs
Apple Chief Steve Jobs' absence might not spell long-term disaster for the innovation machine behind the iPod and iPhone. New iPhone Old iPhone I BlackBerry
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Doubts Over Intel's WiMAX Service Pricing Claim
Ian Lamont writes "An Intel executive has suggested in a blog post that WiMAX could lead to massive savings on broadband Internet, mobile voice, and mobile data service prices. His post lists a WiMAX-based package of services including home broadband, mobile voice and broadband, home phone service (including international) and even video phone service for $50 to $100 total. It sounds great, but ...
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 3rd Oct 2005 19:10 UTC
"Today, I want to take you on a journey. A journey that starts back into the cold recesses of the mid-1980s, back into the days of EGA and serial port mice and the MS-DOS Executive . Microsoft Word 1.0 for Windows shipped in 1989 after a long development cycle and was designed to run on Windows 386. There's not much more to the program than what you see here, but it gives you an idea of how far ...
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Recent Original Stories
The Lisa, started in 1979 to provide an inexpensive business computer to Apple's line-up, enjoyed little success. With its advanced object oriented UI and powerful office suite, the computer was priced well above the means of most businesses.
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 20th Jun 2008 20:27 UTC
openSUSE 11.0 is one of the most anticipated Linux distribution releases of recent times. The openSUSE team released version 11.0 yesterday , and it comes with the latest KDE4, GNOME, kernel, all the usual latest and greatest.
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Psystar puffs out its chest, introduces off-license OS X servers
Filed under: Desktops Apple hasn't sued Psystar yet, so it's no surprise the company is pushing the envelope as far as it can -- it's just introduced two rackmount servers that come with OS X Server pre-installed. The OpenServ 1100 and 2400 are both configurable with 2.5 GHz Xeon processors and up to 16GB of RAM, with the 1U 1100 sporting four drive bays and the 2U 2400 rocking six. ...
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 21st Oct 2005 10:36 UTC, submitted by anonymous
HP seems on its way out , or so claims Sun. Sun's Global information systems strategy office, Larry Singer, says Sun hears a consistent message from HP customers: "They have no idea where HP is going.
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Airlines To Offer Mid-Flight Internet Access
Web surfing in the sky is poised to take off again.
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Microsoft ordered to pay Alcatel-Lucent $512M
SEATTLE, Washington (AP) -- A federal judge ordered Microsoft Corp. to pay Alcatel-Lucent $511.6 million in damages and interest, letting stand a jury's decision that the software maker infringed on two patents.
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Editor's Query
In 1995, Eric and I both worked for the same company. He was based in Florida; I was at the company's headquarters in Fairfax, where he would sometimes attend meetings. We became friends via telephone while we worked together, but switched to e-mail after we both left the company in 1998. He was my go-to guy for all things e-mail- and Internet-related.
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Security Fix Live
Security Fix blogger Brian Krebs answers your questions about the latest computer security threats and offers ways to protect your personal information.
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14 Vital Internet Tools
Like most people visiting PCWorld.com, you most likely live on the Internet. And that means you need help--help with your home or business network for accessing the Internet, help with troubleshooting, help with downloading, and with e-mail, instant messaging, and security.
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The buyer - Teachers
Late yesterday afternoon, Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan executives gathered before two computer screens to learn whether they were still pushing forward with the world's biggest leveraged buyout.
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Google, Yahoo clients defend advertising partnership
Google Inc. might have some unlikely allies in defending its proposed partnership with Yahoo Inc.: the advertisers that critics say could be hurt by the deal.
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Yahoo's Decker defends Google search deal
NEW YORK -- Yahoo Inc. President Susan Decker defended the company's Web search advertising deal with larger rival Google Inc., saying some investors and industry participants had yet to understand its advantages.
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Ad Giant Publicis Applauds Google-Yahoo Deal
Though some US legislators expressed concerns about Google's growing power in online advertising, one big ad firm welcomed Yahoo's search ad agreement with Google. read more
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Recent Original Stories
"Today the Protocol Freedom Information Foundation, a non-profit organization created by the Software Freedom Law Center, signed an agreement with Microsoft to receive the protocol documentation needed to fully interoperate with the Microsoft Windows workgroup server products and to make them available to Free Software projects such as Samba.
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