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Google Wraps Search Query Volume Data Into AdWords
Google is adding a feature to its AdWords platform that lets advertisers see how frequently people use certain search terms to...
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Beijing Gets Wireless Internet
IRVINE, Calif. -- ChinaTel Group, Inc. (OTC BB:CHTL.OB - News) ("ChinaTel," "CHTL" or the "Company") announced today that it has completed the installation of the first phase of an Internet wireless network in Beijing.
Unstrung.com |
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Bush's plan stimulates something - not what you might think
Critics say President George Bush's economic stimulus refunds won't move America's massive economy, but one market niche has responded well - online porn.
Baltimore Examiner |
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USB Flash Drive Manager Backs Up Thumb Drives [Featured Windows Download]
Windows only: Microsoft USB Flash Drive Manager is a desktop utility that backs up and restores data from USB storage devices. Select files or entire drives to back up with the Flash Drive Manager....
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Microsoft May Ship Next Mac Office By 2010
Support for Visual Basic for Applications also will be restored in the next version of Office for Mac, Microsoft says.
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Bridgehead Software Launches Archiving Product Designed For Microsoft SharePoint
BridgeHead Software has developed a new archiving product designed to help ease backup and storage cost problems related to Microsoft SharePoint data.
DataStorage-DataStorageConnection |
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Bridgehead Software Launches Archiving Product Designed For Microsoft SharePoint
BridgeHead Software has developed a new archiving product designed to help ease backup and storage cost problems related to Microsoft SharePoint data.
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Download these IBM resources today!
eKit: Web Application Security Discover how IBM Rational AppScan Standard Edition can help you detect vulnerabilities in your Web applications.
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'Stuff White People Like' pokes fun at stereotypes
By Tom Maurstad The Dallas Morning News Like a virtual gold rush, millions of people wade into the Internet stream every day to try their luck at the electronic equivalent of panning for gold.
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Incoming text messages will cost for Bell and Telus clients without bundle
TORONTO — Bell Mobility and Telus Mobility will start charging wireless customers who do not subscribe to a text-message bundle as part of their calling plan 15 cents per incoming text message later this summer.
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InteleCom Launches Popular Web 2.0 Viral Communication Tools Through Its Social Network
InteleCom, Inc. (www.intelecomplus.com) announced that its new Web 2.0 Social Network toksee successfully launched 3 new viral communication tools or widgets for easy copy and placement on websites and blogs.
Marketwire via Yahoo! Finance |
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Google ventures into virtual reality with 'Lively'
SAN FRANCISCO - In the latest expansion beyond its main mission of organizing the world's information, Internet search leader Google Inc. hopes to orchestrate more fantasizing on the Web.
East Valley Tribune |
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Elonex shows off second Small, Cheap Computer
As inexpensive as the One? Flush with the apparent sell-out success of its Small, Cheap Computer, the One, Elonex is preparing another model, this time with a more traditional laptop look.…
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Zero day Word flaw exploited by Trojan
The one that got away Microsoft warns that an unpatched Word vulnerability has become the subject of targeted attacks.…
The Register |
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posted by Adam S on Wed 26th Dec 2001 19:11 UTC
There were an amazing number of people (around 300,000) who visited OSNews recently to read Scot Hacker's article on MacOSX . As part of the camp of BeOS refugees, I have been searching for some time for a suitable replacement.
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Weblight aims to prevent data leakage with DeviceLock's software
Matthew Cole, IT systems administrator at Weblight, said: "We were concerned that unauthorised devices could be connected to the IT systems, especially our laptops, allowing confidential information to be lost or stolen.
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 18th Oct 2005 11:44 UTC
Adobe, IBM, Intel, Hewlett-Packard, Novell, RealNetworks and Red Hat are all backing the new Linux standards effort led by the Free Standards Group . The nonprofit organisation plans to marshal their resources to form standards for key components of Linux desktop software, including libraries, application runtime and install time.
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 11th Jan 2007 17:05 UTC
Groklaw has an article arguing that Microsoft has not yet complied with the DOJ order that users must be able to remove Internet Explorer from Windows.
New Mobile Computing |
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Sun Valley Diary: Yahoo at $33? $32? $31?
Will Yahoo get sold to Microsoft? And for how much? That was the chatter all Tuesday evening as Allen & Company ’s confab kicked off. With Bill Gates of Microsoft and Jerry Yang of Yahoo (and Sue Decker, the company’s president ) arriving in the next two days, it’s just about the only thing people were talking about.
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Spammers announce World War III
Hackers are deluging web users with malware-laden spam claiming that World War III has started following a US invasion of Iran.
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posted by Adam S on Tue 25th Mar 2003 00:52 UTC
Knowing that ArkLinux is the offspring of Bernhard "Bero" Rosenkraenzer (interview here ), a former Red Hat employee and KDE hacker, should make it one of the more interesting and, arguably, credible new Linux distributions to hit the streets in recent seasons.
OS News |
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2008 Austin GDC Audio Track To Include Sony Keynote, fl0w Session
Think Services Game Group, organizers of the Austin Game Developers Conference, announced its first keynote, industry veteran Jason Page who will deliver a speech titled "Is That It? Next Gen Audio." Page, audio manager at Sony Computer Entertainment Europe's Research & Development division, has worked on notable titles including Cool Boarders 2 and Gran Turismo, and has been instrumental in ...
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posted by David Adams on Tue 8th Jul 2008 23:11
I find myself using a number of OSes daily but for the OSes I use most, I have some favorite third party applications that I can't live without. Here are my application lists for Windows, Unix/Linux, Mac OS X and BeOS; applications I always download and install after a clean OS installation.
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Recent Original Stories
Microsoft chief executive Steve Ballmer has warned users of Red Hat Linux that they will have to pay Microsoft for its intellectual property. "People who use Red Hat, at least with respect to our intellectual property, in a sense have an obligation to compensate us," Ballmer said last week at a company event in London discussing online services in the UK.
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Recent Original Stories
After yesterday's unconfirmed rumour about Ubuntu being pre-installed on Dell machines, it has now become official. In a joint statement released today, Dell and Canonical announced that Dell will now offer laptops and desktop computers pre-installed with Ubuntu Linux 7.04 . The computers will be sold via Dell's web site, said Canonical's director of operations Jane Silber.
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