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posted by Steve Husted on Mon 13th Sep 2004 08:28 UTC
Linux gaming. Let's face it - it's terrible. Tux Racer? Please. Quake III, okay, I'll give you that. NeverWinter Nights? If you can get it to work. WINE ? If you have enough hair left to pull out, WINE is a good choice.
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Apple MobileMe
Apple delivers a slick suite of Web applications and the ability to push e-mail, contact, and calendars to iPhones and the iPod Touch. The integration with included apps and Mac desktop applications is hard to beat, though many of the services can be had for free from sites like Flickr, box.net and Yahoo! Mail.
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iYogi
Compared with other online PC support services, iYogi costs little more than a mantra. But to get the service you need, you have to be knowledgeable and vigilant.
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posted by Almafeta on Thu 14th Jun 2007 16:57 UTC
TechEd is Microsoft's flagship technical training conference. This year, over 13,000 IT professionals and developers attended the event, where new Microsoft technologies were shown off to people who might be interested.
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With Phonon , KDE developers will be able to write applications with multimedia functionality in a fraction of the time needed with one of the above mentioned media frameworks and libraries. This will facilitate the usage of media capabilities in the KDE desktop and applications.
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IPhone 2.0 Includes Critical Security Fixes
Apple's iPhone 2.0 update fixes a number of critical security flaws.
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Amid the hype surrounding the release of Windows Vista, Mac users are taking solace from the fact that Mac OS X is still a champ on many fronts. Here are some reasons why reviewer John C. Welch opts for Apple.
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"Hyperion Entertainment is very pleased to announce the immediate availability (for registered AmigaOne customers) of Amiga OS 4.0 , The Final Update.
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Correction: Touch Screens story
By The Associated Press NEW YORK (AP) -- In a July 10 story about touch screens, The Associated Press reported erroneously that Synaptics Inc. supplies touchpads for Apple's laptops. Synaptics supplies components to Apple, but not laptop touchpads.
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Throwing good money after bad: $6 billion in VC for video sites [Online Video]
$6 billion has been invested by venture capital firms into American online video sites since 2005. And that's against only one real payday, Google's $1.65 billion purchase of YouTube, which has only... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
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Software problems bug Apple's launch of new iPhone
The launch of Apple Inc.'s much-anticipated new iPhone turned into an information-technology meltdown on Friday, as customers were unable to get their phones working. "It's such grief and aggravation," said Frederick Smalls, an insurance broker in Whitman, Mass., after spending two hours on the phone with Apple and AT&T Inc., trying to get his new iPhone to work. In stores, ...
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Rajesh stars in Syed Ammal EC’s win
Karaikudi: An unbeaten 103 by M.M. Rajesh helped Syed Ammal Engineering College, Ramanathapuram defeat Sethu Institute of Technology, Kariapatti by 58 runs and enter the quarterfinals of the Optra Computer Trophy State-level invitation ...
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Nominations Open for CEO Vision Awards
Who are the most visionary CEOs in tech? Submit your nominations by Aug. 2 for the 2008 InternetNews.com CEO Vision Awards.
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Malware targets 'Simpsons' fans on AIM
Dormant Simpsons-related AIM buddy comes alive this week, promising a Web-exclusive episode of the popular TV show but instead infecting the machine with software that turns it into a botnet zombie.
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Fears over abortion medication available on internet
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 yesterday.
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Xbox 360 Pro hits $299 in Target stores
Filed under: Gaming We're not exactly sure what kind of behind-the-scenes relationship Target has with Microsoft, but this marks the third time by our count in which it has revealed something pretty important about the Xbox 360 before Redmond told anyone else (on the record, that is). Whatever the case, the Xbox 360 Pro is being let go at Target's brick-and-mortar locations (read: ...
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Up to 5-hour wait for 3G iPhones
There is no shortage of the phone at O.C. Apple stores — if you’re willing to wait in line.
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 20th Feb 2007 09:58 UTC, submitted by george
Microsoft is keen to stir up enthusiasm for Windows Vista, but when it comes to the 64-bit edition of the recently released operating system, the software giant is sending decidedly mixed messages.
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 31st Jul 2007 15:17 UTC, submitted by Nari
Microsoft's Office Communications Server 2007 and Office Communicator 2007 have been released to manufacturing. Microsoft has not revealed a launch date for Office Communications Server and Office Communicator, other than to say that they will hit the shelves sometime this autumn.
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The Linux community is splitting
- right down the middle, at this point - over Microsoft's controversial claims that the open-source operating system infringes on patents it holds.
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Malware targets "Simpsons" fans on AIM
Dormant Simpsons-related AIM buddy comes alive this week, promising a Web-exclusive episode of the popular TV show but instead infects the machine with software that turns it into a botnet zombie.
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iPhone 3G - First Battery Life Results
We just got the first battery life test results back, and as expected, they aren't good. The iPhone 3G lasts a bit over 3 hours in 3G mode while surfing the web....
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Microsoft and Yahoo have agreed to make their two instant-messaging programs work together , a partnership that could threaten market leader America Online, people familiar with the situation said.
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"In the world of operating systems, Microsoft Windows Vista is just a baby. It's just now toddling along on new systems being sold throughout the U.S. And, like a small child being dropped by the stork to new parents, it's available to older desktop PCs via Microsoft's download-to-buy program.
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 5th Jan 2007 23:23 UTC
"Next to the Web browser, Microsoft Office is probably the most-used computer software product in the world. Its three main components - Word, Excel, and PowerPoint - are the top business applications on computers.
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