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Gateway M-1626 Laptop: Sixty-Four But Not Hardcore
PC prices have come way down? A thousand bucks will buy you a first-class desktop? Even less will buy you a capable notebook? This is incredible! What's that you say? Why yes, my name is Van Winkle. How did you know?
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This is no ordinary Internet lottery
Madrid - A Spaniard unable to pay his mortgage or sell on the country's depressed housing market is seeking to dispose of his apartment through an Internet lottery.
The Star |
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New Online Community For Information Security Industry
The team behind the Infosecurity Europe show - held in London every spring - has launched an online interactive security forum for the Infosecurity industry with advice, forums, blogs, career path, ask the experts, Q&A and other resources for everyone involved in the challenges of information security.
CRM Today |
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Microsoft to sell Office, OneCare for $70 a year
Microsoft Corp. will begin selling its Office programs to consumers on a subscription basis starting mid-July, in a bid to reach thrifty PC buyers who would otherwise pass on productivity software. The software bundle, which also includes Microsoft's Live OneCare computer security software, will be sold at nearly 700 Circuit City stores for $70 per year. Bryson Gordon, a group product manager ...
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The dirt on Microsoft's bid for Yahoo!
Microsoft and Yahoo! could never get past their preconceived notions of their own importance to get a deal done. Now both companies have to live with the consequences.
CNET |
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U.S. Stock-Index Futures Gain; Wachovia, Yahoo, Starbucks Rise
July 2 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. stock-index futures advanced as speculation that banks have raised enough capital to weather credit-market losses overshadowed a report showing a bigger-than- forecast decrease in jobs last month.
Bloomberg.com |
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Schematic Brings NBC'S Coverage of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games to Millions of Americans With Development of ...
Schematic, a WPP Digital company, announced today its development of the groundbreaking Web video player anchoring NBC's online coverage of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games on NBCOlympics.com on MSN. The announcement was made today by Perkins Miller, Senior Vice President, Digital Media, NBC Sports and Olympics, and Trevor Kaufman, CEO of Schematic. The player debuts this week with live, streaming ...
Centre Daily Times |
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Premarket Movers: Yahoo, Apollo rise; GM falls
Investors responded positively to a report that Microsoft Corp. has not yet given up its bid to buy Yahoo Inc.'s search engine business, sending shares of the Internet pioneer higher in premarket trading Wednesday.
AP via Yahoo! Finance |
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Namibia: Bids Flood in for Naspers's MWeb
Naspers had received a dozen bids for its internet operation MWeb, which was put on sale early last month, Africa's biggest media group said on Monday.
AllAfrica.com |
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Enhanced Tracking Software, IntelliTrack® Version 7.0
Software developer IntelliTrack, Inc. recently released a new and enhanced version of Inventory and Warehouse Management software. IntelliTrack introduced DMS and WMS version 7.0 to the AIDC (Automatic Identification and Data Capture) marketplace.
DataCollectionOnline |
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You can touch this
Making music has always been a hands-on endeavor, but for UW-Stout student Derek Olson of Sussex, this means touching a computer screen instead of plinking a piano key or plucking a guitar string.
Dunn County News |
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Office subscription service ready to go
Circuit City will be the first to offer the $69 per-year service, which bundles Office Home and Student and Microsoft's OneCare antivirus software.
CNET |
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Secure Patient Data Or Face Consequences, Warns Medical And Dental Defence Union Of Scotland
Failure to adequately secure electronic medical records could result in a GMC hearing or even criminal charges, warns the Medical and Dental Defence Union of Scotland (MDDUS). The warning follows the theft of a personal laptop containing thousands of confidential patient records from the home of a Midlands GP.
Medical News Today |
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Short is Sweet for Web Copy Writing
You can t write the same way for the web as you would for a print publication. Site visitors focus differently on the web they skim rather than read. You can t change their behavior so if you want to get your point across you need to change the way you write.... BugSplat - Automatic Crash Analysis Fast online exception analysis. Capture customer crash data online.
SEO Chat |
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The fading line between free speech and libel
Legal guru says blurry boundaries and the rise of the Internet is making his craft 'utterly unworkable'
The Globe and Mail |
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Microsoft and Yahoo rise on deal talks report
Shares of Yahoo Inc. and Microsoft Corp. rose in premarket trading Wednesday as the Wall Street Journal reported Microsoft has talked to other media companies about teaming up to buy Yahoo's search business.
Tri-City Herald |
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Everex readying 10.2-inch Cloudbook with 3G WWAN?
Filed under: Laptops As we all wait tensely for Everex's Cloudbook MAX to land (and WiMAX to launch in a big way), rumors are swirling that First International Computer (FIC) -- Everex's affiliate and the maker of the Cloudbook -- is preparing a 10.2-inch "Eee PC killer." 'Course, by the time this thing comes out it'll have 27 Eees to kill , but we digress. Early word suggests ...
Engadget |
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News from Apollo Group (APOL), Continental Airlines (CAL), Huntsman (HUN), and Yahoo! (YHOO)
Today's headlines include earnings from Apollo Group (APOL), Continental Airlines (CAL) sees traffic drop, Huntsman (HUN) extends its merger accord, and the Yahoo! (YHOO)/Microsoft overtures begin ... again...( Read More )
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Mobile Web - Bits - Technology - New York Times Blog
Cellphones, Cameras, Computers and more. Once upon a time if you wanted music on the go, you pretty much paid up for a Sony Walkman or grabbed a no-name piece of plastic from a bin at Walgreens.
New York Times |
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Natus Medical Acquires Schwarzer GmbH Neurology Division
SAN CARLOS, Calif.----Natus Medical Incorporated today announced that it has acquired the neurology business of privately held Schwarzer GmbH in a cash transaction. The neurology division of Schwarzer, based in Munich, Germany, develops and markets computer-based electrodiagnostic systems and disposable supplies used by medical practitioners to aid in the detection, diagnosis, and monitoring of ...
Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance |
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Mobile Music - Bits - Technology - New York Times Blog
Cellphones, Cameras, Computers and more. When most people think about music and mobile phones, Apple’s iPhone usually comes to mind. But other companies were hawking songs on mobile phones well before the iPhone existed.
New York Times |
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Correction: S&P SmallCap 600 story
(AP:NEW YORK) In a June 18 story about the performance of shares of companies on the Standard & Poor's SmallCap 600 Index, The Associated Press incorrectly described Omnicell Inc. Omnicell provides medication control systems and software for health care facilities, not computer systems for health care facilities.
INO News |
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Pesticide approved for ‘crazy’ ants in SE Texas
AUSTIN—The Environmental Protection Agency has given approval for some southeast Texas homeowners to use a pesticide to deal with a species of ant that has ruined sewage pumps, fouled computers and caused fire alarms to malfunction.
Texarkana Gazette |
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Valve server hacker finally caught in Holland
Back in April of last year a hacker going by the name of MaddoxX managed to hack into a 3rd party Valve server and steal a load of credit card details from Valve Cyber Cafe users. He then posted a file that contained credit card numbers, transaction histories and Valve’s bank balance – although this [...]
Geek.com |
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Microsoft and Yahoo rise on deal talks report
By The Associated Press NEW YORK (AP) -- Shares of Yahoo Inc. and Microsoft Corp. rose in premarket trading Wednesday as the Wall Street Journal reported Microsoft has talked to other media companies about teaming up to buy Yahoo's search business.
Bay News 9 Tampa Bay |
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