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Austin Plans City Wireless Access
AUSTIN, Minn. (AP) - The city of Austin plans to implement wireless Internet in a one-mile area of downtown by October. It's part of a $1.2 million pilot project through the Austin Utilities Board. Officials have been planning it for several years.
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Social Networking Meets the Mainstream
SAN FRANCISCO -- Business has gotten the message: Pay attention to social media, and begin to figure it out. The Social Networking Conference , held Thursday and Friday this week in San Francisco, aims to help them figure out how to do it.
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Software developer to expand its FW headquarters
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) - Software development firm Logikos Inc. announced Monday it will expand its national headquarters and research and development center here, creating more than 30 new high-paying
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Conexant Introduces New Family of Broadcast Audio/Video Decoders for PCTV ApplicationsConexant's A/V Broadcast Decoder ...
NEWPORT BEACH, Calif., BUSINESS WIRE -- Conexant Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ:CNXTD) today introduced a new family of broadcast audio/video (A/V) decoders targeted at "PCTV" applications, which allow consumers to watch television on personal computers.
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Yoggie launches security ExpressCard
Rosalie Marshall, IT Week , Monday 14 July 2008 at 14:14:00 Gatekeeper Card aims to protects mobile workers Israeli vendor Yoggie Security Systems has released its new Gatekeeper Card Pro which helps businesses secure laptops used outside the corporate firewall....
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Xbox 360 Gets Triple The Storage
Microsoft is giving us more gigabytes for our money. The company has tripled the storage space of the original console, but for the same price of $349 estimated retail price. Available in retail stores in the U.S. and Canada starting in early August (UK availabi...
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Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada - Trading Halt - Transglobe Internet & Telecom - TTI
The following issues have been halted by Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada :
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Yahoo Rejects Microsoft, Icahn Buyout Bid
Microsoft and billionaire investor Carl Icahn presented Yahoo! with an offer to buy the company's Internet search business over the weekend, and Yahoo! rejected the deal outright. The Internet search and information company was given only 24 hours to respond to the non-negotiable offer, and Yahoo...
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Wake Village City Council will discuss property, sewer improvements tonight
Considering the replat of property on West Seventh Street and awarding sewer improvement and software bids will be topics at tonight’s Wake Village City Council meeting.
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Los Angeles Times Examines Online Soap Opera That Aims To Raise HIV Awareness Among MSM
The Los Angeles Times on Friday examined an online soap opera that aims to raise awareness about HIV/AIDS and promote safer-sex practices among men who have sex with men. According to the Times, the show is part of a "wave of new programs" that aims to "reinvigorate" HIV/AIDS outreach in the MSM community.
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World's oldest blogger dies at 108
An Australian woman described as the world's oldest blogger has died, aged 108, just weeks after writing a post in which she described being moved into a nursing home.
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posted by Thom Holwerda on Sun 10th Feb 2008 14:12
IBM's OS/2 has a great history as a workstation operating system, it was a major alternative OS in the '90s. At its peak time in the mid-'90s OS/2 had about 2 million users but the Windows NT and Windows 95 releases broke its further development.
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Priceline's Asian Travel Experts Offer Tips For Attending The 2008 Summer Olympics In Beijing
NORWALK, Conn. & BANGKOK, Thailand----There’s sure to be plenty of excitement at the events surrounding the August 8-24, 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing. But visitors to the Games should also allow time to explore Beijing and all it has to offer, according to Michael Kenny, Chief Executive Officer of Agoda.com, priceline.com’s Asian online hotel reservation service.
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Modavox Reports Fiscal 2009 First Quarter Results
PHOENIX----Modavox, Inc. , Internet broadcasting pioneer and holder of several patented technologies, today reported its fiscal 2009 first quarter results for the quarter ending May 31, 2008.
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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.
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Doing the Laptop Drive of Shame
netbuzz writes "If you bring your work computer home with any regularity, chances are good that you've done the Laptop Drive of Shame. (Oh, c'mon, admit it.) It's happening more than ever ... and costing more than ever, too, what with the price of gas and all." I'll spoil it for you- they mean leaving your laptop at home. Yay monday news cycle. Read more of this story at Slashdot.
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The man who changed Internet security
Future vulnerability disclosures should benefit from Dan Kaminsky's responsible handling of Tuesday's DNS flaw.
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Bigger Phishers to Fry, Part 2: The Phuture of Phishing
If one were to look for sure bets in the online world, phishing would be right up there on the growing list of security concerns. The art of phishing has been a remarkable study in technology innovation. It started as a simple means of luring unsuspecting consumers to visit bogus Web sites to capture basic credit card information.
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Martha Stewart's Retail Slowing
Internet revenue is more than doubling, and we expect the segment's operating margins to expand exponentially throughout 2008.
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In bid for Yahoo, Microsoft turns more aggressive
Shareholders searching for détente in the battle between Yahoo and Microsoft are unlikely to find it in Microsoft’s new proposal to buy Yahoo’s search business, one the Internet company swiftly rejected on Saturday.
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'World's oldest blogger' dies
SYDNEY, Australia -- A 108-year-old Australian woman who was promoted as the world's oldest blogger has died two weeks after making her last post about "singing a happy song," her great-grandson and her online forum said.
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Treadmill workstation brings exercise to office, slowly
The maker of a new product that combines a treadmill and computer workstation is banking on the notion that companies will invest in products like the "Walkstation" as a way of keeping health care costs down and improving overall fitness levels.
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Cal State students can expect changes
Students returning from summer break at San Diego State University will see larger class sizes and fewer faculty members, while those at Cal State San Marcos will have one less computer lab and fewer campus job opportunities.
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Researcher to demonstrate attack code for Intel chips
A security researcher plans to demonstrate attack code that targets bugs in Intel's microprocessors.
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Sun Microsystems and Fujitsu Unveil Next-Generation SPARC Enterprise Servers
TOKYO & SANTA CLARA, Calif.----Sun Microsystems, Inc. and Fujitsu Limited today announced an enhanced line of SPARC Enterprise servers - M4000, M5000, M8000 and M9000 - that delivers a highly scalable, enterprise-class virtualization and consolidation platform with up to 80 percent better performance on commercial applications and 2x better performance on HPC workloads and using 44 percent less ...
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