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Sony HDR-SR11 Handycam
It's old news that Apple is lagging when it comes to making the Mac platform friendly with tapeless camcorders. Currently...
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Boingo Ships Wi-Fi Client for the Mac
Mac users now have a new option to access Wi-Fi hotspots. Boingo has released a native Mac client, allowing users to access...
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RCMP charge alleged online predator
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police has laid charges against at a 58-year-old man in Ramea for trying to lure a child over the internet.
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MacBook Pro prototype case leaked, maybe
Although we generally don't believe in most “leaked” product images on the Internet, this one is from a Taiwanese source that has proved somewhat reliable in the past. Nevertheless, we still think it's a fake because if it's real - it's going to be one hell of an ugly MacBook Pro.
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Notebook sales more than double in 2007-08
Buoyed by affordability and mobility, the Indian notebook market grew by 114 per cent over the previous year and crossed 1.8 million units for 2007-08, according to MAIT's Industry Performance Review. Notebooks accounted for over 25 per cent of the total personal computers (PC) market in FY08.
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First Man to Ever Buy Apple iPhone 3G
There may be a few extra units floating around at Apple headquarters, but no one has officially purchased a new iPhone 3G just yet. The launch date is this Friday and the lineups are already starting in New York City. That's not the only city with lineups and the guy at the front of that queue will not be the first one to get an iPhone 3G.
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Attorney General McDonnell, Comcast and iKeepSafe Unveil Internet Safety Video Available 'On Demand'
RICHMOND, Va. , July 8 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Attorney General Bob McDonnell , Comcast and the Internet Keep Safe Coalition (iKeepSafe) unveiled a new video teaching children and parents about online safety.
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Make The Star Your New Home Page
Go to Options in the Tools menu of your browser. Choose General from the list on the left. Enter http://www.shelbystar.com in the Home Page Location(s) field.
The Shelby Star |
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Intel Shreks AMD
DreamWorks Animation has Intel inside.
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Watch Out for an IE Zero-Day Attack
There's no fix yet available for the latest attack against Microsoft's browser.
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Exclusive: First Look At Genome, A Next-Gen Social Networking Service
What are the number one problems facing today's social networks? According to the young developer Vladislav Chernyshov they are: privacy issues, distraction and time-wasting, quantity over quality, ads, and lack of control over your identity . That's why he, Dmitry Gorpinchenko, and Andrew Chernyh, all students at Novosibirsk State Technical University (NSTU) in Russia, have founded Genome ...
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Microsoft predicts rise of the datacentre
His prediction – in an interview with the Financial Times – points to a future in which the distinctions between software, hardware and internet companies fall away and a small number of big technology companies, each running a collection of vast datacentres, controls the IT landscape.
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Empire faces a next-generation adversary
Microsoft will this week fire the opening shot in a battle set to be every bit as important to its long-term future as its internet showdown with Google.
Financial Times |
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VMware in deal ahead of rival
VMware has struck a deal to install its virtualisation software on some servers shipped by Dell , Hewlett-Packard , IBM and other suppliers of computer equipment to big companies.
Financial Times |
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EA in bid to beat Scrabulous
Electronic Arts is planning to release its own Scrabble application that Facebook members can plug into their profile pages.
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white papers
The curtain is about to fall on .Mac, Apple's collection of Web-based services, as the company prepares to make the final switch to its rebranded MobileMe offering. .Mac will go dark on Wednesday evening, as Apple makes its final preparations to launch MobileMe.
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.Mac to shut down Wednesday in advance of MobileMe launch
The curtain is about to fall on .Mac, Apple's collection of Web-based services, as the company prepares to make the final switch to its rebranded MobileMe offering. .Mac will go dark on Wednesday evening, as Apple makes its final preparations to launch MobileMe.
IT World |
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Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Wed 19th Oct 2005 21:55 UTC
Steve Ballmer wants you to know one thing: He never throws chairs . Elsewhere, here is a mini-review of the Windows Vista Build 5231, discussing interface, WMP, tabbed browsing and more.
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'Shrek's Law,' 3-D Plans Drive DreamWorks Into Intel's Arms
DreamWorks Animation is teaming up with Intel to build a new kind of 3-D moviemaking technology. The two companies have formed a strategic alliance in which Intel will provide both hardware and software for the Hollywood giant. The move marks the end of DreamWorks' three-year deal with AMD and will result in all new systems for the studio's computers. Financial terms are not being disclosed.
TechNewsWorld.com |
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EA in bid to beat Scrabulous
Electronic Arts is planning to release its own Scrabble application that Facebook members can plug into their profile pages.
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posted by Thom Holwerda on Mon 26th Feb 2007 17:29 UTC
Geeks.com was so kind to send me the Dell w1700 , a 17" widescreen multi-purpose monitor (by lack of a better term). It can serve as a television and a computer monitor at the same time, and the amount of connection possibilities is just scary. Read on for a review.
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Recent Original Stories
"The next-generation of the KDE open source project, version 4.0, has been touted as the beginning of a new era in desktop computing, but only two months from the first release some users are wondering if it's just all hype . KDE 4.0 will bring a collection of new technologies to the Linux and Unix desktop, but there are uncertainties around how much of it will be included in the initial release.
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Reiser trades body for sentence reduction
Convicted killer Hans Reiser has led California police to the body of his estranged wife in exchange for a reduction in his sentence, sources say.Nina Reiser, 31, had been missing since Sept. 3, 2006, in the midst of a contentious divorce from her husband, a well-known computer programmer. Hans Reiser, 44, was convicted of first-degree murder even though his wife's body had not been found. ...
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IBM And Second Life Announce Interoperability, But Bridging Virtual Worlds Is the Wrong Answer
Virtual worlds like Second Life have a silo issue—they are virtual worlds unto themselves. Today, Linden Lab (which operates Second Life) and IBM announced that they have successfully bridged two virtual worlds, with avatars from Second Life successfully “teleporting” to an entirely different metaverse based on an OpenSim server. The two companies have been [...]
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Microsoft expands its response to hosted software
(AP) -- Microsoft Corp. is strengthening its early-stage push to fend off competition by offering more Internet-based software, a change from its traditional method of selling programs that run on individual desktops or corporate servers.
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