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Flagship Apple store in meltdown as demand for new iPhone crashes computers
Computer problems at Apple's flagship store in London have prevented any customers from buying an iPhone this morning, as fans queued outside stores across the UK.
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Slow Eee PC sales blamed on Intel
Asus misses six-month target Asus has revealed that it failed to hit its target for Eee PC shipments in the first six months of 2008, with shortages of Intel's new Atom processor being blamed for the shortfall.
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Asus Eee PC shipments fall short
Shortage of Intel Atom chip to blame Asus has revealed that it failed to hit its target for Eee PC shipments in the first six months of 2008, with shortages of Intel's new Atom processor being blamed for the shortfall.
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PC Advisor's Broadband Survey 2008 now online
£4,000 worth of prizes up for grabs Broadband internet service providers (ISPs) had better watch out: PC Advisor readers are about to start having their say about what really makes them fume when it comes to getting online.
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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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Physical Therapists Integrate Billing and Scheduling Systems to Win the Reimbursement Battle - New Solution Increases ...
Billing Dynamix, a physical therapy billing service network and Spectrasoft, maker of AppointmentsPRO™ and Appointments Anywhere™ products, are teaming up to provide a completely integrated best-of-breed Practice Management Solution specialized for Physical Therapy and Rehab Practice. The integration of Spectrasoft's industry leading scheduling software and Billing Dynamix's web-based ...
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MobileMe blinking on and off
Apple's cross-platform .Mac replacement kinda out there Apple's replacement service for .Mac, MobileMe, hasn't officially launched yet, but the software to upgrade is on Apple's servers.
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iPhone Software 2.0 released
iWork, PowerPoint, bulk delete features Though it hasn't yet appeared in iTunes, Apple's much anticipated iPhone Software 2.0 is now posted on Apple's servers. The 225MB file was available for direct download as we posted this article.
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Microsoft Gears up for Mid Market Server Blitz
Microsoft gives its partners a better look at the Windows Small Business Server 2008 and Essential Business Server 2008....
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Nanotech breakthrough leads to 25nm chips
MIT technique could make processors cheaper MIT researchers have discovered how to use nanotechnology to significantly shrink computer chips, making them both cheaper and more powerful.
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Apple Web service falters on eve of iPhone launch
(AP) -- Apple Inc.'s new data synching service got off to a rocky start Thursday, as some users were denied access to their accounts just hours before the next-generation iPhone is slated to go on sale.
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Lining up for your iPhone?
Retailers are planning to make the wait for Apple's much hyped iPhone 3G, which goes on sale at 8 a.m. today at Chicago Apple and AT&T store, as painless as possible.
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Canadian IT career site jettisons Linux for .Net system
When an upgrade of its open source-based Web site threatened to overwhelm its budget, a Canadian IT career organization decided to give Linux the pink slip, and recruit Microsoft instead.
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Japan Has Subnotebooks For $1 With Data Plans [Eee Pc 701]
I've thought for awhile that the key to selling the super cheap yet very underpowered sub-notebooks that are exploding all over the place would be carrier subsidization, and now a carrier in Japan is...
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Apple opens iPhone 3G App Store
Shaun Nichols in San Francisco, vnunet.com , Friday 11 July 2008 at 23:43:00 Developers scurry to push new applications Apple has officially launched the iPhone 3G App Store to promote third-party applications which run natively on the iPhone and iPod Touch, a move it had originally opposed....
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Apple Web service falters on eve of iPhone launch
SEATTLE - Apple Inc.'s new data synching service got off to a rocky start Thursday, as some users were denied access to their accounts just hours before the next-generation iPhone is slated to go on sale.
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Yahoo unveils ad search tool kit
Having fallen so far behind Google that it became a takeover target, Yahoo is banking on the creativity of other Web developers to help preserve its independence and regain ground in the lucrative Internet search advertising market.
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Microsoft to kill Windows for Workgroups 3.11
Iain Thomson in San Francisco, vnunet.com , Friday 11 July 2008 at 02:07:00 Another operating system bites the dust After ending the sale of Windows XP to consumers last month Microsoft is completely killing off another operating system, Windows for Workgroups 3.11 (WFW)....
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Fears over internet sales of DIY abortion pills
Women living in countries where abortion is restricted - including Northern Ireland - are using the internet to buy medication enabling them to perform an abortion at home, it emerged today.
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'Fake Steve Jobs' blogger signs off
The once-mysterious blogger known as "Fake Steve Jobs" is turning off his iPhone for good. Daniel Lyons, the former Forbes magazine journalist who wrote the blog "The Secret Diary of Steve Jobs" for the last two years, is moving on with his professional life and creative pursuits.
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Optical networking could boost internet’s speed
Iain Thomson in San Francisco, vnunet.com , Friday 11 July 2008 at 00:11:00 New process could radically increase downloads A discovery by the Centre for Ultra-high bandwidth Devices for Optical Systems (CUDOS) at Sydney University's School of Physics could radically speed up internet traffic....
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Emergency Services
Fraud, theft, computer crime, identity theft — Russell James Bjerke, 33, of the 700 block of North Main Street, Ashland.
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iPhone application store opens its doors
Shaun Nichols in San Francisco, vnunet.com , Thursday 10 July 2008 at 23:43:00 Developers scurry to push new applications Apple has officially launched the iPhone applications store. The online store is the first effort by Apple to promote third-party applications which run natively on the iPhone and iPod Touch,...
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Check Point patches Microsoft update error
Shaun Nichols in San Francisco, vnunet.com , Friday 11 July 2008 at 21:35:00 New versions of all ZoneAlarm products available Check Point has issued a set of updates which correct a compatibility issue with the latest Microsoft update. The security firm has posted new versions of its ZoneAlarm Internet Security...
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Apple's new iPhone lights up Asian shelves
TOKYO/WELLINGTON (Reuters) - Apple's (AAPL.O) new iPhone made its hotly awaited debut on Friday in Asia as buyers, many of whom had camped in line for days, stormed outlets to get their hands on the latest gadget to hit shelves.
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