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Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Tue 21st Nov 2006 18:05 UTC
Russian web site Mobile-Review features today a thorough review of the upcoming version of Pocket PC: 6.0 aka Crossbow. The addition of VoIP SIP functionality by default is a welcome one.
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 12th Sep 2005 20:04 UTC
Apple has seeded build 8B1027 to Apple Developer Platform owners. This build brings Transition Kit systems up to version 10.4.2, and in-sync with the current released version of Mac OS X for 'ordinary' Macs. This build includes new tactics to prevent piracy of Mac OS X .
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Letter: Technology taking kids away from fun
Having lived eight decades, it's a new dawn. I've seen a lot of new technology come forth, the most prominent being television and computers. It makes one wonder what was life without them? It's fun to be in the same decade with the young people, and enjoy the new technology offered.
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Anxiety drives homeowners to Web for estimates, but results vary
LOS ANGELES -- Consider it among the unintended consequences of the national housing bust: homeowners radiating every shade of anxiety after repeatedly visiting online real estate sites that conjure up instant home value estimates.
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Apple store could be on its way to Modesto
Apple Inc., maker of Mac computers, iPods and iPhones, is hiring people to work in Modesto, fueling rumors that the company will open a retail store here.
Modesto Bee |
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Apple cuts cost of steepest MacBook Air
Apple sliced $500, or 16 percent, off the price of its most expensive MacBook Air model, the ultra-thin notebook computer introduced by chief executive Steve Jobs, right, in January. The costliest version, with a 64-gigabyte solid-state hard drive and an Intel Core 2 Duo chip running at 1.8 gigahertz, now sells for $2,598, spokesman Bill Evans said. The starting price for the Air with a 1.6-GHz ...
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Innovative Web browsers emerge
With all the recent attention on the new Firefox 3 Internet browser, it's easy to miss two strong, innovative rivals. Add it all up, and Microsoft Corp.'s market-leading Internet Explorer has some impressive challengers.
Erie Times-News |
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Access Google Docs and edit them on the fly by installing free plug-in
Google Docs lets you create, edit and store documents online that you can access from any computer.
Erie Times-News |
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Google to delete Denver office
Google is closing its south Denver office. According to the blog Google Blogoscoped, the search-engine giant is closing offices in Denver and Dallas, giving employees an option to relocate to another office in the state or take a severance package.
Denver Post |
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Help available for military families
Help is at hand and on computer for military families, from Family Assistance Centers and Family Readiness Groups at the squadron and battalion level to national groups the advocate for deployed military personnel and those they leave behind.
The Shreveport Times |
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Lawmakers' Web sites link locals to Washington
WASHINGTON Clicking around the six Orange County delegate's Web sites is more than a traditional trip down legislative lane. One member's site offers an autographed photo; some provide greeting cards from President Bush; two have blogs; and another is tri-lingual.
Orange County Register |
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Turlock Web site is pushing green solutions
Turlock is going green this week with a new Web site offering ways to conserve water, recycle and cash in on energy rebates.
Modesto Bee |
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Ministry of Defence plans to replace 100s of IT systems is sound, says National Audit Office
The Ministry of Defence programme to replace hundreds of different IT systems with a single, secure, high quality computer infrastructure is based on a sound rationale and convincing business case.
PublicTechnology.net |
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Dell, Rochester-area group start computer recycling program
Computer maker Dell is teaming up with the Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired-Goodwill of Greater Rochester to start Reconnect, a free computer recycling program that will create jobs for ABVI workers and keep unwanted computers and other electronic gadgets out of local landfills.
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Masters of Blackjack
bet365 has recently launched an innovative competition to find the best Blackjack player on the internet, on the back of watching one of their players walk away with $1.41 million after hitting the Gold Rally Progressive Jackpot.
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Congress Addresses Online Search Marketing
The impact of online advertising on small firms; how online stores, like the Yahoo! Small Business, have enabled small businesses to compete with larger retailers.
PRWeb via Yahoo! News |
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L-com Adds to its HDMI Product Offering
L-com Connectivity Products has just introduced a new series of premium grade and standard grade HDMI cables and HDMI to Mini-HDMI cable assemblies, adding to its extensive HDMI cabling line. These assemblies are HDMI 1.3 certified and support throughout of 10.2 Gbps supporting high bandwidth HDMI applications.
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Cyberbullying Drives Expanded Mission Initiative for Sandi Hammons Charitable Foundation
Sandi Hammons, advocate for child abuse legislation and awareness, says internet defamation and cyberbullying is a serious global issue with often far-reaching consequences. The mission of the Sandi Hammons Charitable Foundation is to prevent child abuse through education, legislation, awareness and philanthropy; the foundation's latest initiative is study the causes of cyberbullying and ...
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Great Discounts on Rentalo.com's Summer Vacation Rentals
Families looking for an affordable vacation rental would be well advised to visit www.Rentalo.com, the online vacation rental directory that connects travelers with property owners.
PRWeb via Yahoo! News |
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WHY, the Only Online Magazine for Home Workers, Celebrates 1-Year Milestone
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics of the U.S. Department of Labor, twenty million people work from home in the Unites States. WHY magazine, which recently celebrated its first-year anniversary, is the only online magazine for work-at-homers, offering tools and information to keenly manage the intermingling elements of life, providing a cyber water cooler for the exchange of ...
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Willcom 9 - a Google-friendly mobile phone that's smaller than a business card
Never quite sure about miniature mobile phones, but if that's what you like, you might like the Willcom 9 - just launched in Japan.
Tech Digest via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News |
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Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Fri 4th Jul 2008 05:10 UTC, submitted by Dan Warne
An opinion article at APCMag: "The focus of Snow Leopard is on core upgrades, not shiny new features. A bedrock focused update that delivers a streamlined, enhanced OS X. Stability. Efficiency. A "new generation of core technologies." All this is about raising the floor on the entire system.
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STOCKWATCH Seloger.com may fall after it cuts FY sales, EBITDA forecast
PARIS (Thomson Financial) - Shares in Seloger.com may fall after the online accommodation agency said the slowdown in the French real estate market has compelled it to cut its full-year sales, EBITDA, margin and market share forecasts for 2008.
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Trainer help folks near and far
Ellen Adams has never met Kim Wathen in person. Distance didn't stop Wathen from helping Adams with her motocross career. Adams, 23, of Nova Scotia, Canada, found Wathen, who lives in Marion Township, on the Racer X Virtual Trainer Web site before hiring her to set up a diet and exercise program.
The Ann Arbor News |
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4 sued over tanning products
INDIANAPOLIS Attorney General Steve Carter said Thursday he has filed a lawsuit against four Indianapolis residents, claiming they failed to deliver tanning products sold to at least 12 people over the Internet. Carter alleges that Trina S. Hasty, Wendy J. Hasty, Virginia L. Hoffman and Dane Laster offered tanning lotions, oils and other tanning-related products online using more than a dozen ...
The Indianapolis Star |
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