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Intrinsyc and NAVTEQ Sign Map Distribution Deal
Vancouver, BC, July 16, 2008--(T-Net)--Intrinsyc Software International (Toronto:ICS.TO), a global wireless software solutions provider, today announced the signing of a multi-year agreement establishing a sales relationship with NAVTEQ, a global leader in premium-quality digital map data.
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posted by Nicholas Blachford on Mon 15th Nov 2004 20:42 UTC
Last year IBM introduced a cut-down POWER4 CPU called the PowerPC 970 and Apple promptly put it into their PowerMac line. IBM are not standing still; the POWER5 is out and rumours have long hinted at a successor to the 970 being in development. What should we expect?
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Ax and Mound games moving to new Dallas Cowboys stadium
Attention all Farmer, Jaguar and Marauder football fans. Consult the internet for directions and get ready to fight your way across the Metroplex to Arlington in 2009.
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 6th Jun 2007 20:45 UTC
The European Union's second highest court is expected to rule on Sept. 17 whether the European Commission was right in 2004 to find that Microsoft violated antitrust laws, sources familiar with the matter said.
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Internet access is everywhere
The public's insatiable appetite for advanced technology has allowed users to leave their desktops, and they demand that their high-speed Internet come along, whether it's on mobile phones, laptops or other mobile devices, always consuming more and more data.
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Viral Video OF Camper Destroying Bank Drive Through
We wanted to share a piece of viral video becoming popular right now on the Internet.
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Researchers Look to Air-Condition Computer Chips
Purdue University researchers are working on a method to "air condition" computer chips. The experimental system, which flushes a refrigerant through tiny channels cut into chips, is intended for the high-power electronics found in radar and advanced weapons systems such as lasers, says Issam Mudawar, a mechanical engineering professor at Purdue.
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Lenovo aims SL ThinkPads at SMEs
Lenovo has unveiled a range of notebooks specifically for small and medium-sized enterprises. The new SL series of ThinkPads also adds a range of software and services designed to help make life easier for smaller businesses.
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Modern society is too impersonal
Tons of studies have been conducted that show previous generations were much happier than we are now, especially those of us in my college-aged generation. They had more friends and more fun than we do. But how? We have big-screen TVs, DVDs, cell phones, video games and the Internet.
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Government Computer News
A scan of Web servers by Internet security company Finjan Inc. has found more than 1,000 legitimate Web sites that had been compromised by a new wave of attacks in recent weeks.
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Linked by Ioan-Alexandru Lazar on Mon 23rd Oct 2006 14:58 UTC
Among the few things I'm proud of in my life, not having had contact with Windows when I first "met" a computer is somewhere around the top. Indeed, the first computer I used ran Unix, and I have been using Unices myself for some time.
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Japan cautious in iPhone's bid for world dominance
Kentaro Tohyama is proud of his new iPhone. He stood overnight in line to get it when the device became available in Japan for the first time. But the 29-year-old computer engineer isn't about to part with his made-in-Japan cell phone either. That kind of cautious response to the July 11 arrival of Apple Inc.'s phone appears common in Japan. The iPhone was welcomed here with long lines of gadget ...
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E3 2008: PSN Video Service Hands-on
How well does the PSN video service work? We put it through its paces. July 16, 2008 - With the announcement that Microsoft would be sealing an exclusive deal with Netflix to supplement its already considerable list of movies and TV shows, PS3 owners were wondering how Sony would counter this arrangement.
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 11th Jul 2005 17:32 UTC
Mike Nash, Microsoft's security business and technology unit corporate vice president, has said Longhorn would accord end-users certain rights and privileges apparently ending the concept that everyone using their PC is also the PC's administrator.
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New Zealand Teen Hacker Escapes Charges
A New Zealand teenager who confessed to a major role in a worldwide cyber-crime ring, which led to millions of dollars of losses, was discharged from court yesterday without any conviction. read more
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Smart Online picks KB Home vet as CFO
Smart Online has hired a chief financial officer with experience at public companies KB Home and Blackboard, the Durham software concern said Wednesday. (KBH)
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Symbian says could expand ties with Google
UK-based smartphone software maker Symbian said on Wednesday it could expand its collaboration with Google Inc to the operating system level as it moves to grant free and open access to its software platform.
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Google, Yahoo lawyers sell lawmakers on ad deal, while Microsoft and AT&T cry foul [Politics]
Google, Microsoft and Yahoo lawyers yesterday answered lawmakers' questions about the effect Yahoo's deal to outsource some of its search to Google will have on the search ad market. Microsoft's top... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
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European Regulators Refocus on Intel
Report says the chipmaker faces new antitrust charges.
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INTERNET EXCLUSIVE: This week in the Outdoors: Smoking with electricity
I’ve enjoyed grilling and smoking game and domestic meats in hunting and fishing camps from Canada to Mexico, and lots of places between. At home, I’ve become the self-appointed outdoor cook. I love the smoked flavor that hardwoods and fruitwoods give meats and I cook outside throughout the year.
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Big Brother Getting Bigger Part 2: United Kingdom
In a move to bring direct competition to the US on who can be the bigger, badder, more blatant Big Brother, the United Kingdom has apparently decided to create a database holding the telephone numbers and email accounts of everyone in Britain. The details of every phone conversation, SMS, and...
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SPORTS HEADLINES
NOVI (AP) — A 33-year-old Clarkston man faces two 20-year felonies after authorities say he arranged a meeting for sex with an online contact he believed was a 14-year-old girl.
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'World's Greatest Dad' Faces Sex-Related Charges
NOVI, Mich. -- A 33-year-old Clarkston man faces two 20-year felonies after authorities say he arranged a meeting for sex with an online contact he believed was a 14-year-old girl and showed up wearing a T-shirt that read: "World's Greatest Dad."
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Un clavier spécial Wii chez Logitech
Le Cordless Keyboard for Wii de Logitech est un clavier sans fil agréé par Nintendo pour les prochains jeux axés sur les discussions et Wii Internet Channel. Tout de blanc vêtu, design et compact, il possède des...
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BroadSoft CEO to Keynote INTERNET TELEPHONY Conference &
NORWALK, Conn., BUSINESS WIRE -- Technology Marketing Corporation (TMC(R)) announced today that Michael Tessler, President & CEO of BroadSoft, Inc., will deliver a keynote address at its INTERNET TELEPHONY Conference & EXPO West 2008 (ITEXPO), to be held from Sept. 16-18, 2008 at the Los Angeles Convention Center.
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