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Free computer classes
McClaskey Adult School is offering free computer classes that allow students to decide what they want to learn.
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Making the game: Kids gain computer skills at iD Tech Camp
NORTH ANDOVER — Being the best gamer on the block isn't enough for some local kids. They took the competition to the next level and attended camp to learn to create their own video games. "After I make the game, everybody gives me compliments about how much they like it," said Dan Gilbert, 13, of Andover.
The Eagle-Tribune |
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Knowledge is debated in the age of Internet
Who hasn't snickered at "Jaywalking," a "Tonight Show" segment in which host Jay Leno flummoxes unsuspecting young people on the street with such tricky questions as: In what country is Paris located?
Ventura County Star |
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Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Sat 26th Aug 2006 21:05 UTC
Apple is already gearing up for a major marketing campaign for the holidays, and if they're able to ramp up demand, and then deliver the system when they say it will be delivered, it could trump Microsoft in a way that Apple's CEO Steve Jobs would crow about for years.
New Mobile Computing |
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Software License page
"The next version of Windows is just around the corner, so the next time we discuss software licensing in my course, the EULA for Vista will be front and center.
New Mobile Computing |
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Summer PBA heating up
July is usually a boring month on the bowling calendar with the PBA season concluded, the USBC winter leagues closed down and the BPAA's International Bowl Expo just wrapped up in late June.
Daytona Beach News-Journal |
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Yahoo spurns Microsoft again as bad blood boils
Yahoo Inc. has rejected Microsoft's latest attempt to buy its online search operations in a "take or leave it" proposal that Yahoo said would have dismantled its Internet franchise. As described by Yahoo in a statement released late Saturday, Microsoft...
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"hard drive"
Serial ATA or sata.
EuroGamer |
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Schools defend laptop program
PIERRE - Laptop computers, the focus of a feud between legislators and Gov. Mike Rounds, are simply part of how students learn, officials at two schools in the program say. Leaders at Wagner and Baltic say it will take time for a formal evaluation of the program, but they're sold on its potential to help students learn. "It's the way kids learn now," Superintendent Bob Sittig of Baltic said ...
The Argus Leader |
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Recent Original Stories
"The Mono open-source project will create a Linux version of Silverlight by the end of year, said Miguel de Icaza, a Novell vice president and head of Mono. At the Mix '07 conference on Monday, Microsoft touted the ability to write Silverlight Web applications that run on Internet Explorer, Firefox and the Safari browser on Mac OS. Next up for Silverlight is an edition for mobile devices, ...
OS News |
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iPhooey! New phones fail buyers
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.
Denver Post |
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Marathon raises €80,000 in first half
The Ohloq Tbissima Marathon being organised by ĊAM Productions international raised €82,887 by 2030CEST on Satuday – with 30 hours yet to go. Ohloq Tbissima is being broadcast on Melita Cable Channel 30 u Education 22, with various transmissions on NET TV, ONE TV, TVM and Smash TV. It is also being streamed live on the Internet on www.di-ve.com and from time to time there are links with local ...
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New Review poll topic published on Web site
The Daily & Sunday Review |
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Yahoo spurns Microsoft again as bad blood boils
Yahoo Inc. has rejected Microsoft's latest attempt to buy its online search operations in a "take or leave it" proposal that Yahoo said would have dismantled its Internet franchise. As described by Yahoo in a statement released late Saturday, Microsoft packaged its latest offer with activist investor Carl Icahn, a billionaire who is seeking to overthrow Yahoo's board of directors in a ...
Lexington Herald-Leader |
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Connecting without router can determine cause of Internet problem
If Internet service with a Linksys Wireless G router is inconsistent, trying to connect without the router for a few days can prove which device is to blame.
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle |
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South Florida: Entry fee to state parks will be waived today
Summer's here, and the state park system wants you to take your kids away from the computer and into the great outdoors.
Sun-Sentinel |
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Notebook Keep watch for native turtles
Oregonians are asked to be on the lookout for turtles and to report sightings to the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife. "Turtles are often seen on land at this time of year," Susan Barnes, ODFW wildlife biologist, said in a statement.
The Oregonian |
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Staying on Cutting Edge More Important than Ever as Mobile Phone Payment Processing Could be In Future
A1 Merchant Accounts, a leading online merchant account service network, is considering the possibility of credit card processing using consumers' mobile phones in the future.
PRWeb via Yahoo! News |
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MyWirelessRep Launches
MyWirelessRep has gone live, learn how you can tap into the wireless revolution with their #1 team.
PRWeb via Yahoo! News |
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Get Out & Play Free Online Game Promotion from the Number #1 Licensed Product Outdoor & Tailgating Game Company
Wild Sales (www.tailgatetoss.com/win) the company that produces of the Number #1 Licensed Tailgating & Outdoor Game, Tailgate Toss and Football Toss announces an online monthly free game give-a-way promotion called "Get Out & Play "for the remainder of 2008.
PRWeb via Yahoo! News |
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Xbox 360 Console Now Offers Triple the Storage for Same Price
Microsoft Corp. is giving consumers more gigabytes for their buck. The company today announced an Xbox 360 console with triple the storage space of the original console, but for the same price of $349 estimated retail price .
PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance |
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Google posts virtual tour of Longview area
Thanks to a new feature from Google, you can now stand in Longview's Civic Circle, walk a portion of Lake Sacajawea, maybe even get a view of your front door — all from your computer.
The Daily News |
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Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Tue 12th Jun 2007 01:16 UTC
When Steve Jobs mentioned a few weeks ago that there will be "some sort of app development" for the iPhone, everyone assumed he meant widgets. Widgets are less powerful than native applications, and depending on the underlying OS hooks offered, they can be even less powerful than J2ME apps.
New Mobile Computing |
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Recent Original Stories
"Ubuntu Feisty Fawn and Windows Vista are two state-of-the-art desktop operating systems. I got this Bi-OS laptop (with Feisty and Vista Business) recently as my desktop replacement. I compare some features of Vista vs. Feisty. Both operating systems have made great progress.
New Mobile Computing |
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Ruling may start troubling privacy trend
Credit-card companies know what you've bought. Phone companies know whom you've called. Electronic toll services know where you've gone. Internet search companies know what you've sought.
The Indianapolis Star |
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