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Whiz hacker may get job offer
New Zealand police say a hacker who designed virus software that infected a million PCs is so skilled they may give him a job.
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Xbox 360's overhauled Dashboard: the gallery
Filed under: Gaming Oh yeah, we almost forgot that we have shots of the new Xbox 360 Dashboard -- check 'em out below. Hit up here and here for more on the big fall overhaul that will make your Xbox 360 Dashboard experience basically unrecognizable, for better or worse. Gallery: Xbox 360's overhauled Dashboard: the gallery Permalink Email this Comments ...
Engadget |
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Hynix May Pay $51 Million to Rambus for U.S. Access (Update1)
July 15 (Bloomberg) -- Hynix Semiconductor Inc. , the world's second-largest maker of memory chips, may be forced to pay Rambus Inc. more than $51 million a year, or 11 cents a share, rather than be barred from its $1.2 billion computer-chip market in the U.S. by a federal judge in California.
Bloomberg.com |
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WHAT WE BUY
The top-selling video games on Amazon.com, as of noon yesterday:
The Columbus Dispatch |
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Microsoft talks up Xbox 360
A VOLE claimed Microsoft's Xbox 360 game console will significantly outsell Sony's PlayStation 3 over the lifetime of the consoles.
The Inquirer |
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Win 3.11 has less than four months to live
SOME OF US thought 16-bit Windows was dead and buried. It turns out it wasn't quite dead, it was comatose, and the Redmond Juggernaut continued milking the old code for specialised embedded applications like cash registers and the like.
The Inquirer |
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Naked DSL extends broadband reach
Several of Australia's largest internet service providers are using the new naked DSL style of broadband to extend the reach of their services and eliminate customer black spots.
ZDNet Australia |
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Low & Outside: AL Notes
Showcasing the DH in the NL Todd Jones, the former Phillie turned Tiger and blogger for Yahoo Sports, had an interesting idea after the end of interleague play.
Philly.com |
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Intel unveils its Centrino 2 platform
The chipmaker's latest mobile platform brings new processors, chipsets and graphics engine, along with improvements in wireless capability and security
ZDNet UK |
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Fantasy comes true for Xboxers
LOS ANGELES -- Thirteen just became Microsoft's lucky number. Kicking off the four-day E3 Media and Business Summit in Los Angeles yesterday, Microsoft announced that Final Fantasy XIII, the next instalment in the wildly popular role-playing game franchise, will be released for the Xbox 360.
Calgary Sun |
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PRESS RELEASE: Global order for GK SOFTWARE AG: ESCADA chooses to work with GK/Retail
PRESS RELEASE: Global order for GK SOFTWARE AG: ESCADA chooses to work with GK/Retail GK Software AG / Miscellaneous 15.07.2008 Release of a Corporate ...
FinanzNachrichten |
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Running to the bank. - community blog from Dean Procter
Running to the bank. I imagine there's a bit of fund juggling going on at banks across America.
Finextra |
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Cloudmark erhält Patent auf Rückmeldesystem zur Spamabwehr
Global Threat Network-Technologie ermöglicht Echtzeit-Erkennung neuer Messaging-Bedrohungen
Portel.de |
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STEALTH BALLMER
Contrary to his actions, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer is no dummy. Sources close to the Microsoft-Yahoo! deal talks, as well as some Yahoo! shareholders, believe Ballmer is intentionally making offers that he knows Yahoo! will reject - and using...
New York Post |
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 24th Nov 2006 20:02 UTC, submitted by anonymous
"It's been a good week for Microsoft's documentation efforts as the company achieved important milestones with regulators on both sides of the Atlantic.
New Mobile Computing |
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First of 3 defendants sentenced in Chesco auto thefts
For a trio of Chester County car thieves, the unlocked black Mercedes Benz in Charlestown Township was a trove of unexpected bonuses: its keys, a $3,800 Tiffany diamond ring, a $1,000 Acer laptop and a $600 Louis Vuitton briefcase.
The Philadelphia Inquirer |
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Sat 26th Nov 2005 17:02 UTC, submitted by Mehta Bhai
"The Linux community was left stunned when Windows Server software outsold Linux in the server market. Gartner, Inc. recently reported that sales of Windows systems accounted for nearly 37 percent of all server revenue in the last quarter while Linux accounted for 31.7 percent.
New Mobile Computing |
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Recent Original Stories
"I am not a cynic by nature, but years of experience in the IT world have compelled me to make sure that everything passes the smell test. As a result, I can often tell beforehand whether I am hearing marketspeak or the real deal.
New Mobile Computing |
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Recent Original Stories
Linked by Thom Holwerda on Sat 4th Mar 2006 17:27 UTC, submitted by Tyr. A Microsoft developer and cryptographer responded in his blog to a news story by the BBC about the problems strong encryption built into Vista might cause for law enforcement.
New Mobile Computing |
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Building an online intermediary brand in a market like Australia
Online travel portals in Australia have been in news for their strong financial performances and even profit upgrades from time to time. Such intermediaries even say the uncertainties of soaring fuel prices, rising food costs and higher interest rates haven't affected them.
eyefortravel.com |
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MS, Icahn fires back
Microsoft and Carl Icahn fired back at Yahoo, saying the firm distorted their offer.
iafrica.com |
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HOUSING: Mortgages still slow in Internet age
In a world where electronic documents whisk around the globe, securing a mortgage still requires the transfer of stacks of paper between banks and title or escrow offices.
North County Times |
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Outraged Icahn refocuses on ousting Yahoo board
SAN FRANCISCO ---- Apparently abandoning hopes for a truce with Yahoo Inc., investor Carl Icahn sharpened his focus on replacing the Internet company's board Monday after his attempt to negotiate a deal with Microsoft Corp. was angrily rejected.
North County Times |
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 9th Feb 2006 18:07 UTC, submitted by Peter Parker
"Microsoft may not make flawless software, but its proprietary strategy is hard to fault. In particular, Microsoft has mastered desktop lock-in, undermining users' confidence in any alternatives and creating a slew of minor difficulties that irritate those who do switch.
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