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Apple plugs security holes in Safari on Mac, PC
Company releases Safari 3.1.1, which fixes security holes in the browser running on Windows XP, Vista, and Mac OS X machines.
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Late on Monday a post on Slashdot reported that the source code for the space based MMO EVE Online had been leaked and passed out on the Internet via a BitTorrent site. The leak has apparently caused the game's developer CCP to go into damage control mode.
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 21st Mar 2007 16:40 UTC, submitted by anonymous
Virtualization of operating systems used to be slow and hard to use.
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Even though the retail launch of Windows Vista just a couple of weeks away, Microsoft is still continuing to fine-tune its licensing and pricing details.
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Apple hits 6.6% US marketshare in Q1
New research from Gartner says Worldwide PC Market Grew 12 percent in first quarter of 2008, with the U.S. recession effecting minimal disturbance on Global PC Shipments in the quarter. Worldwide PC shipments totaled 71.1 million units in the first quarter of 2008, a 12.3 percent increase from the first quarter of 2007. Apple saw the biggest gain a...
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#2 Baseball Returns Home To Host Oregon State In Pac-10 Series
The Official Athletic Site for Arizona State University, member of the College Sports Television Network. The most comprehensive coverage of Arizona State University College Athletics on the Internet.
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Linked by Thomas Hormby on Mon 2nd Oct 2006 19:11 UTC
Over its thirty year history, Apple has survived and even thrived despite boneheaded business decisions. From pricing the Macintosh out of most consumers' reach to creating some really ugly computers, Apple has made a lot of bad decisions.
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Google's Urchin 6 arrives after years-long delay
A major upgrade to Google's Urchin Web analytics server software has finally shipped after a delay of about three-and-a-half years. Urchin 6, originally due in late 2004, is available for purchase from authorized resellers for $2,995, Google announced Wednesday. Google acquired Urchin Software in March 2005, and in the next two-and-a-half years placed most of its attention on the ...
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Wall Street rallies on upbeat corporate earnings
NEW YORK: Wall Street stocks rallied on Wednesday as banking group JPMorgan Chase posted better-than-expected quarterly earnings on the back of an upbeat profit report from chip maker Intel.
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Mergers in the Air? Microsoft/Yahoo and Delta/Northwest
The ongoing takeover battle between Microsoft and Yahoo has taken several surprising turns over the past few weeks. After rejecting Microsoft's unsolicited $44.6 billion offer in late February, Yahoo has announced a two-week ad testing program with its main search rival, Google, and has reportedly entertained a possible merger with Time Warner's AOL. Meanwhile, Microsoft was rumored to be ...
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Alert! Networking sites can infect your PC
In the past, users had to visit malicious sites or click on malicious email attachments to become a victim of a security threat. Today, hackers are compromising legitimate websites and using them as a distribution medium to attack home and enterprise computers.
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Republicans Say Google 'Duped' FCC in Spectrum Auction
Republican lawmakers have accused Google of manipulating the FCC auction by bidding high enough to trigger open-access provisions and then walking away. The FCC says Google did the "honorable" thing.
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Former Minister Faces Sex Charges
GREENVILLE COUNTY, S.C. -- A former Upstate minister who is now an accountant is accused of using the Internet to try to solicit sex from a minor. James Daniel Brown, 53, of Central, faces nine charges of criminal solicitation of a minor.
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School Bullies Beware; "Bully Bill" Passes
Weeks after another beating of a high school student shows up online; the Kentucky Legislature has said "enough." Tuesday the rules officially changed for any type of bullying. The Governor signed House Bill 91; it's called the "Golden Rule Act." The goal of the new law is to get students to model their behavior after the old adage a little more. It requires school districts to put ...
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TESSCO Technologies Incorporated Schedules Fourth Quarter Earnings Release and Conference Call
HUNT VALLEY, Md.----TESSCO Technologies Incorporated , a value-added provider of the product solutions needed to design, build, run, maintain and use wireless systems, will host a conference call on Wednesday, April 30, 2008 at 10:00 a.m.
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Enthusiasts find big is not always best with social networks
Forget Facebook, MySpace or any other online hangout that boasts tens or hundreds of millions of people. For Teresa Munoz, Athlinks (population: 34,000) is the place to be. She uses the community devoted to competitive running, swimming and biking events to find training partners and get advice, including information about her first Ironman triathlon. Munoz, 45, of Hacienda Heights, Calif., said ...
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Richmond Heights Police Search For Credit Card Thieves
Richmond Heights police are looking for three thieves who ripped off a purse and used the stolen credit cards to buy thousands of dollars worth of high tech stuff. It happened a few weeks ago at the Galleria. The victim believes the suspects are pickpockets, that they took the wallet out of her purse while she was shopping. The suspects went to the Apple store and purchased close to 15 thousand ...
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'The Sims' Sells 100 Million Copies
'The Sims' has become the world's top selling computer game.
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HOLMDEL, N.J. ( Map ) - HOLMDEL, N.J. , April 16 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Vonage Holdings Corp. (NYSE: VG ), a leading provider of broadband telephone services, will report its financial results for the first quarter ended March 31, 2008 on Thursday May 8, 2008 . The earnings release will be available on Vonage's Investor Relations website at http://ir.vonage.com .
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Teen kept sawed-off in closet, bank-robbery plans in notebook, police say
An 18-year-old felon, convicted last year of several burglary charges, faces weapons charges after a sawed-off shotgun and detailed plans to rob a bank in Barneveld were found among his belongings at his mother's home.Garrett S. Haselton, of Madison, was charged today with possession of a firearm by a felon and possession of a short-barreled shotgun after the weapon was found March 30 in a ...
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Is Psystar a Phantom Menace?
Yesterday, I reported on a brewing legal battle between Apple and an upstart Mac clone manufacturer named Psystar - and as I watched the story unfold, it turns out I might as well have written up an interview with the Loch Ness Monster. Neither the Miami Chamber of Commerce nor the Better Business Bureau has ever heard of Psystar , and the phantom company has had three different physical ...
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Enthusiasts find big is not always best with social networks
(AP) -- Forget Facebook, MySpace or any other online hangout that boasts tens or hundreds of millions of people.
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Postal inspectors return scam funds
ST. LOUIS (AP) -- U.S. Postal Service inspectors on Wednesday returned $4,500 to a suburban St. Louis woman who sent her own money to Nigeria after she was duped in an Internet scam.
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EBay Profit Gains 22% on Higher Seller Fees, PayPal (Update2)
April 16 (Bloomberg) -- EBay Inc ., the world's largest Internet auctioneer, posted first-quarter profit that beat analysts' estimates on increased selling fees and higher revenue from its PayPal payment service.
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