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New iPhone launch is hit by computer chaos
A COMPUTER breakdown caused chaos at the UK launch of the new version of Apple's iPhone yesterday.
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Kodak And Datacap Offer A Desktop Based Solution For Businesses To More Efficiently Organize Critical Information
A new solution offered from Kodak and Datacap provides businesses with a highly flexible desktop solution that helps manage information from various sources. The KODAK Scan Station 120EX used with DATACAP TASKMASTER Software securely organizes and stores information helping businesses reduce errors and maximize business productivity.
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The buzz outpaces sales of iPhone
MONTREAL -- Apple's new iPhone was launched across Canada yesterday with a buzz more suited to a mega-popular video game, but lineups for the high-tech toy didn't measure up.
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iPhone: Phone home
NEW YORK - The launch of Apple Inc.'s much-anticipated new iPhone turned into an information-technology meltdown yesterday, as customers were unable to get their phones working.
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ICAHN PROXY UPS ANTE FOR YAHOO!
Billionaire activist investor Carl Icahn was expected to file his definitive proxy statement against Yahoo! last night in a sign that he's prepared to move forward with ousting the Internet icon's board and its CEO Jerry Yang, The Post has learned...
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How to use email @ work
There's no need to look over your shoulder the next time you send out a job application or respond to a friend's email while at work. Your boss probably already knows what you're up to.
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The Canadian launch of the iPhone has arrived amid a great deal of hype and a few hiccups for wireless provider Rogers Communications Inc.
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DIY abortions in fifteen minutes
Leading pro-life campaigners last night called for a thorough investigation into the easy availability of abortion drugs to women in Northern Ireland —which can be applied for in just 15 minutes over the internet.
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Promised ballpark is still in the works in Northport
NORTHPORT For more than 35 years, kids have played baseball at the Robert Hasson Community Center ballpark on 12th Street in Northport.But as the park has aged, so has the ballfield.
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Charges expected to be filed in infant scalding
NORTHPORT Police in Northport expect to file charges against a mother whom they suspect threw hot water on her 9-month-old child.The infant remains at Children's Hospital in Birmingham after being scalded by hot water on Wednesday night, said Northport Police Chief Robert Green.
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IT growth may dip in '08-09: Nasscom
The growth rate might come down by six per cent due to the competition besides economic uncertainty and lesser IT spends by the US, Nasscom President Som Mittal said. "A recent survey by Nasscom revealed the industry grew by 28 to 29 per cent in the last few years but our forecast is that it will go down to 22 to 24 per cent," he said while releasing the survey earlier this week.
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Spontaneous flash mob fun starting to lose its anarchic cool
The Second Annual Vancouver Water Fight takes place in Stanley Park today.
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Internet pharmacies often bypass prescriptions
A large majority of 365 Internet sites that advertise or sell controlled medications by mail are offering to supply the drugs without a proper prescription, according to a new study. The online trade is stoking the rising abuse of addictive and dangerous prescription drugs, the authors and federal officials say.
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Consumers line up for iPhones
Before this week, many Winnipeggers said they couldn't wait for Apple Inc.'s new iPhone. When they showed up Friday for the ballyhooed phone's launch, however, they found they had to wait a little more.
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More arrests at border for child pornography
Manitoba border officials have apparently declared war on laptop computers, arresting two more people this week for allegedly trying to smuggle child pornography into Canada. A 26-year-old American resident and 47-year-old New Brunswick man were both busted after searches at the Emerson crossing revealed the illicit material. Both were detained in custody.
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Desktop Linux compared: Ubuntu 8.04 and Fedora 9.0
Which is the greatest Linux OS of them all Two recent Linux releases show just how far open-source operating systems have come in their battle against Windows XP, Vista and Apple's Mac OS X. We compared Ubuntu 8.04 Hardy Heron and Fedora 9.0.
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Mobile Firefox vs. iPhone's Safari browser
Mozilla's mobile Firefox nears release You may be one of the 29 million people who have already downloaded Firefox 3.0. But are you ready for Firefox for mobile?
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Sun 19th Mar 2006 15:38 UTC
Linux.com reviews GNOME 2.14 , and concludes: "GNOME 2.14 continues the steady improvement visible in the last few releases. It is an incremental upgrade, consisting largely of tweaks and the filling in of gaps in functionality.
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Analyst: iPhone is iDud
With Apple releasing its iPhone 3G today, mobile phone analysts say Midland residents might want to think twice before purchasing one.
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cONSUMER TREND Hold the phone – it’s not ready
The launch of Apple Inc.’s much-anticipated new iPhone turned into an information-technology meltdown Friday, as customers were unable to get their phones working.
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The long-touted Microsoft Vista/Office 2007 tandem launch is on for the last week in November in New York , sources said. This event will focus on business usage and scenarios.
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Download site ordered closed
MONTREAL - A judge has ordered the website QuebecTorrent.com, a hub for the exchange of files, many of them pirated, shut down.
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Army laptop recovered, teen arrested
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DCE to professionalize online gaming
ORGANIZERS of the Davao Cyber Exposition (DCE) which is now on its second year plans to raise the bar of online and local area network gaming to prevent gamers from reducing the activity into gambling.
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Broadband spectrum: Trai recommends e-auction
Releasing its recommendations for BWA spectrum allocation on Friday, Trai has suggested that the auction should be done in blocks of 5 MHz each and any bidder can bid for one or two or three blocks. A company can bid up to a maximum to 15 Mhz in block of 5 Mhz. The bidder has to specify before the auction, the number of blocks he desires to bid for.
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