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Hitachi to go solo on hard drive business turnaround
Japan's Hitachi Ltd (6501.T) has dropped plans to sell a stake in its troubled computer disk drive business and aims to turn the business around by going after market share and cutting costs, the head of the unit said on Thursday.
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Darwins private papers get Internet launch
The first draft of Charles Darwins On The Origin Of Species is among a wealth of papers belonging to the intensely private man who changed science being published on the Internet on Thursday for the first time
Christian Today |
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Markets trading higher in line with its Asian peers
The Indian equities market was trading higher in initial trade, tracking strong cues from Asian markets. The gaining rally in the early trade was led by metal, realty and IT stocks.
Calcutta News |
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Red Hat scraps plans for Linux PCs
Hopes of Red Hat releasing a desktop version of Linux for consumers were scratched today as the company announced no such plans would eventuate in the foreseeable future. Meanwhile, its long awaited Red Hat Global Desktop Linux remains on indefinite hold, despite being slated for an original launch date of August 2007.
iTNews |
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A hidden Yahoo acquisition cost for Microsoft
A New York Times report sheds a little light on how expensive bonuses can be to retain employees at an acquired company.
CNET |
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Adelaide’s City of West Torrens goes virtual
Australian IT architecture design and integration company, Technical Architecture Solutions (TAS), is in talks with Adelaide’s City of West Torrens to work on virtual desktops for the council.
iTNews |
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Google and Yahoo looking good?
Yahoo is inching closer to an ad search outsourcing deal with Google, after early returns of their two-week test show favorable results, according to a report in The Wall Street Journal.
CNET |
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Colton schools sets up Web site in Spanish
COLTON - Se habla Internet? Spanish-speaking parents who have children in the Colton Joint Unified School District can visit a new district Web site created en Español.
The Press-Enterprise |
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Microsoft tried to convince the media and consumers in 2007 that with the release of their Windows Vista OS, the PC would become as important a platform for games as their Xbox 360 console.
GamerFeed |
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PC shipments post double-digit rise as US lags
BOSTON (AP) -- Anemic U.S. growth didn't prevent computer makers from posting another double-digit gain in shipments worldwide in the first quarter, according to two technology research firms that both said the increase beat their forecasts.
Sioux City Journal |
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 30th Jan 2006 18:33 UTC
Microsoft will omit anti-virus protection in Vista, the next version of Windows, which it plans to ship late this year. As with previous versions of Windows dating back to Windows 2000 at least, Redmond is promoting Vista as a landmark improvement in Windows security.
New Mobile Computing |
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Recent Original Stories
"There is something fundamentally wrong with the way we create software. Contrary to conventional wisdom, unreliability is not an essential characteristic of complex software programs. In this article, I will propose a silver bullet solution to the software reliability and productivity crisis.
New Mobile Computing |
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WiFi comes to AWC/NAU-Yuma library
The library at Arizona Western College has been "hot" wired - for the Internet, that is. Students and the public will have access to the wireless network when visiting the AWC library. Eventually AWC and NAU-Yuma plan to have WiFi available throughout the campus.
The Yuma Sun |
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Eagle Ventures to acquire GetFon
Eagle Ventures International Inc. of Eagle has reached a preliminary agreement to acquire GetFon LLC, a provider of enterprise and residential Internet telephone services in Mexico.
The Idaho Statesman |
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Darwin online opens new world
The first draft of Charles Darwin’s On The Origin Of Species is among a wealth of papers belonging to the intensely private man who changed science being published on the internet for the first time.
The West Australian |
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Trustee snubs new Web site, card design
Municipal Web sites have evolved through the years, and Hoffman Estates' is no exception. The village Monday gave preliminary approval for a new design for hoffmanestates.com.
Daily Herald |
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Church schools joining forces
PASSAIC -- Two of the city's parochial schools, Passaic Catholic Regional and St. Anthony of Padua, will merge in the fall. The announcement was posted in a letter to parishioners on St. Anthony of Padua's Web site and confirmed Wednesday by diocese spokeswoman Mariana Thompson.
Herald News |
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Resurgence of Burton and RCR run on parallel tracks
(Photo/Yahoo Sports) Jeff Burton and Richard Childress Racing are savoring their strong start this season. (AP) Jeff Burton’s great start to the 2008 NASCAR Sprint Cup season has helped resurrect his career and the fortunes of Richard Childress Racing.
Williamson Daily News |
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Video editing software available for free online
If you don't have video editing software such as Apple's iMovie or Adobe Premiere, you can do all this for free at Jumpcut.com.
Akron Beacon Journal |
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New white paper on the advantages of a Core Install of Windows Server 2008
Microsoft IT just published a new technical case study called“Enhancing Availability with a Server Core Installation of WindowsServer 2008”. It talks about how they deployed this new install...Continue this aticle on Bink.nu.
Addict 3D |
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Kent State scouting report
Kent State spring football What: The Golden Flashes' final scrimmage wrapping up spring practice. Where: Dix Stadium in Kent. When: 11 a.m. Saturday. Tickets: The scrimmage is free and open to the public. Parking: Fans are asked to park in the Field House parking lot on the east side of Dix Stadium due to the ongoing construction around the facility. To listen: Tom Linder will host an ...
Akron Beacon Journal |
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Safety council back with updated Internet class
Parents: Do you know that that some video game systems can give kids access to the Internet without you knowing?
Daily Herald |
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SEO and Real Estate Companies Helping Each Other in Progress
Real Estate marketing has gone from papers to cyberspace, as the internet gives the real estate market a significant boost to its surroundings.
Turks.US |
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 3rd Aug 2006 17:24 UTC
It would indeed. Here is a suggestion as to how it might work. It might consist of a series of little squares in the taskbar, each one representing one of the virtual desktops. Then, there could be little icons which would represent open documents.
OS News |
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Dell expanding China presence via large retailers
Dell Inc. will expand its presence in China by selling desktop and notebook computers at Suning, the country's second-largest electronics chain, and doubling the number of Gome stores that carry Dell machines. Those moves, plus selling PCs through several smaller retailers in China, will put Dell products on the shelves of more than 12,000 stores worldwide. Dell is trying to regain the lead in ...
Lexington Herald-Leader |
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