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Google Shares Smacked After Disappointing Earnings
Google Inc. shares tumbled more than 9 percent in early trading Friday after the Internet search leader's second-quarter earnings missed analysts' expectations.
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Microsoft slashing Xbox price
Microsoft is trimming the price of its Xbox 360 to make way for a new model with a bigger hard drive.
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Google shares fall after disappointing earnings
(AP:SAN FRANCISCO) Google Inc. shares tumbled more than 9 percent by midday Friday after the Internet search leader's second-quarter earnings missed analysts' expectations.
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iPhones hot even in places Apple has yet to reach
In the Soviet days, Russians asked their American friends to bring blue jeans, rock records and other Western goods into the country.
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Linked by Amjith Ramanujam on Fri 18th Jul 2008 01:19 UTC
A window manager in GNU/Linux is a piece of software which controls placement and appearance of windows in a graphical user interface in X. All the WMs listed here can easily be obtained through your distribution's respective repositories.
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Jedec group will set flash drive standards
Jedec, the standards group best known for its work on DRAM interfaces, has formed a new group to set standards for solid-state disks that use NAND flash chips, chartered to develop standards for solid state drives used for embedded or removable memory storage leveraging the existing storage infrastructure.
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posted by Ernesto Garbarino on Tue 27th Jul 2004 06:17 UTC
First of all, we should agree on what the definition of "ready for the desktop" stands for. For some of us it refers to a graphical user interface in which applications have icons and can be launched in an intuitive manner without the need of complex commands.
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 20th Apr 2006 22:07 UTC
Apple Computer faced tough questioning Thursday in its bid to gain access to electronic records of Mac enthusiast sites that published leaked details of an unreleased product.
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What You Can Do
Being your own Web host is not for everyone. After seeing what's required you might even think why DIY when hosted services are so inexpensive? One major plus for the DIY route is that hosting your own site could cost you absolutely no money.
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Bidding tapers off in Canada's spectrum auction
A morning round of bidding in Canada's wireless spectrum auction on Friday produced no new offers, suggesting the months-long process that could result in a new national wireless phone provider may soon end.
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Platinum Play Bingo Launches 'Bingo Ball for Life'
Online bingo provider, Platinum Play Bingo have launched their newest offering, Bingo Ball for Life -- an exciting, world-first for bingo players, allowing them to own their very own lucky bingo number and even customize their own bingo ball with a chance of winning a massive 50,000 GBP in cash.
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Linked by Amjith Ramanujam on Fri 18th Jul 2008 01:19 UTC
A window manager in GNU/Linux is a piece of software which controls placement and appearance of windows in a graphical user interface in X. All the WMs listed here can easily be obtained through your distribution's respective repositories.
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Computing center contracts awarded
The SIUE Board of Trustees met last week in Springfield and awarded more than $500,000 in contracts to build a secondary computing center on the SIUE campus. Three Illinois companies and two Missouri companies were awarded the contracts.
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Poll: McCain backers' excitement lags Obama voters
John McCain is facing an excitement deficit. While overall interest in the presidential campaign has swelled since last fall, backers of Barack Obama are more fired up and express more loyalty to their candidate than McCain's do, a poll by The Associated Press and Yahoo News showed Friday. In addition, individual groups backing Obama - African-Americans, Democrats and liberals - are more ...
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The Growing Threat of Job Site Scams, Part 2
A troubling up-tick in the frequency of Internet fraud attempts and the growing use of more sophisticated botnets is leading a growing number of organizations to enlist the services of specialized Internet anti-fraud security services. Private companies and Internet security providers are increasingly joining in efforts that involve taking offensive action against Internet fraud in defense of ...
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MoD admits loss of 747 laptops and secret data files
The Ministry of Defence said on Friday more than twice as many laptops had been lost or stolen in the last four years than previously thought along with 121 computer memory sticks some containing secret information
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New Video Travel Guides Are Changing The Way Consumers Plan Trips
Prior to any official announcement the traffic on YourTravelGuides.com began growing at over 100% per week. This tremendous "unintentional" growth demonstrates the high demand for better travel planning resources online. (PRWeb Jul 18, 2008) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/travel/videos/prweb1119834.htm
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Hundreds of MoD laptops stolen
The Ministry of Defence is facing fresh security questions after admitting that 658 of its laptop computers had been stolen over the past four years - nearly double the figure previously claimed.
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Google stock plunges 10% in early trading
Google Inc. stock fell as much as 10 percent in early trading Friday, a day after the Internet search giant's quarterly earnings fell short of analysts' estimates. (GOOG)
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Study: Sunday Newspapers Still Best Source for Coupons
NEW YORK A new study from Scarborough Research finds that the thrifty still turn to Sunday newspapers as their top source for coupons. While many search for deals on the Internet, 53% of households got their coupons from the Sunday paper in 2007. Only 11% of households did so online.
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More than 700 MoD laptops lost or stolen
The Ministry of Defence has been accused of “shocking incompetence” after it was forced to admit that 747 laptops and 131 of its computer memory sticks have been lost or stolen in the past four years.
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Google shares fall after disappointing earnings
Google Inc. shares tumbled more than 9 percent by midday Friday after the Internet search leader's second-quarter earnings missed analysts' expectations.
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UK: Consumers flee from high street to Internet
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Google to Pay $140M for Russian Contextual Ad Firm
Google said Friday it will pay US$140 for a Russian contextual advertising company.
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Yahoo gives prime Net real estate to Icahn-bashing site
Internet pioneer has devoted a lot of precious pixels on yahoo.com site to its fight with Carl Icahn over control of the company.
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