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GTA IV launches as Trojan targets fans
Emails offer prizes, deliver Trojans The long-anticipated Grand Theft Auto (GTA) IV game for PS3 and Xbox 360 went on sale worldwide today.
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'Secret' of 'Scarlet' revealed: It's a TV, not a show
"Scarlet" may look like a new TV show and act like a new TV show -- but it's no new TV show. Despite mounting a big-budget advertising campaign and building some online buzz, the seemingly real TV series starring model-actress Natassia Malthe is not a new TV series at all, but rather a new series of slimmer-than-slim LCD flatscreen TVs from LG Electronics.
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eXludus Launches SimpliGrid Software for LIfe Sciences Applicaitons
Easy-to-use grid provisioning tool now available to Bioinformatics Organization members (PRWeb Apr 29, 2008) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2008/04/prweb894104.htm
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Google aims to improve image search
Google scientists have unveiled a new algorithm that could improve the quality of image searches.
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Laptop giant boosts shipping targets
Stewart Meagher the Inquirer , Tuesday 29 April 2008. 11:22:00 Quanta sees demand at all-time high THE WORLD'S BIGGEST manufacturer of laptops, Taiwan-based Quanta Computer, has raised its shipping targets for this year by a whopping 25 per cent.
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Dell set to outline Irish job cuts
Computer manufacturer Dell is expected to announce more than 200 job losses in Ireland, RTE News has learnt. Full details of the staff reductions are expected to be confirmed later today.
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Automatic Classification Of Iberian Pig Meat In Spain Made Possible By New Computer Applications
Fast identification of animal meat for human consumption is especially interesting as it is a guarantee of quality for consumers and producers. Consumption of Iberian pig meat is traditional in Spain as an exponent of good taste and maximum gastronomic quality.
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AMD Unveils New Business Computer Brand
AMD, forever playing second fiddle to Intel, has unveiled a new brand of computers designed specifically for businesses. AMD Business Class is an initiative dedicated to developing AMD processor-based commercial desktop and laptops solutions designed to offer th...
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[NSFW] Cash, blow-up dolls and mime artist star at spyware knees-up
Cybercrims launch Bacchanalia 2.0 NSFW It's common knowledge that malware has become the purview of cybercriminals rather than mere mischief-makers. But unlike the frolics of dotcom yuppies, the excesses of Eastern European cybercrooks have rarely been chronicled.…
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 12th Aug 2005 12:45 UTC
Intel will unveil its next-generation processor architecture in just under two weeks' time, the chip giant said today . Due to ship in H2 2006, the architecture will result in "processors that are high-performance, energy-efficient and multi-core", the company said.
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Etisalat rolls out 3.5G wireless broadband router
UAE telco Etisalat has unveiled a new broadband router that 3.5G USIM card holders can use to give up to 32 friends wireless net access.
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 2nd Dec 2005 11:29 UTC
Microsoft is working on a significant new feature for Windows Vista, known as Restart Manager, which is designed to update parts of the operating system or applications without having to reboot the entire machine.
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Mitrionics FPGA-Accelerated Computing Platform For Bio And Genome Informatics Demonstrated At Bio-IT World Conference
Bio-IT World Conference & Expo, Boston, MA - Mitrionics, Inc., developer of the Mitrion Software Acceleration Platform and the Mitrion Virtual Processor, announced it will be presenting and promoting its latest advancements in accelerated computing at the Bio-IT World Conference this April 28-30, 2008 in Boston, Massachusetts
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Jajah to power Yahoo Messenger's premium voice service
Beginning later this year, the telephony start-up will take over customer service, payment processing, and network infrastructure for Yahoo's VoIP service.
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Corning profit more than triples
Strong demand for glass used in flat-screen televisions and computers drives earnings higher
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'C' Is for Collaboration
Fittingly, the Google-Salesforce.com tie-up is many things to many people. The message for the larger industry is that CRM has to make room for collaboration in its suite set, says Rebecca Wetteman, vice president of Nucleus Research. "It is no longer just about the workflow -- it is about getting the right people together to solve a problem or address an issue."
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Software monitors the weather in your data center
There's an awful lot of humidity over by the hard drives. Start-up SynapSense says its software will give a more accurate view of the environment inside server rooms.
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Intel, Cray flesh out HPC plans
CRAY'S decision to develop its future HPC products around Intel silicon could be the beginning of the end for AMD's performance ambitions.
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 3rd Oct 2007 06:44 UTC
Bill McEwen of Amiga, Inc. writes in a public letter : "Over the last several months and in fact couple of years, Amiga has continued our software and business development and generally kept quiet.
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by (Staff) on Tue 8th Nov 2005 19:43 UTC
??? Where have you been all those years ??? XP does not need tweaking to be stable. I'm running mine since 2.5 years and it's still has good as when I last installed it. The only "tweaking" done was to customize its interface and behavior. For the rest, it runs just fine thank you.
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Google Maps Stickers Gone Missing
Remember the Google Maps stickers spotted throughout the UK? They looked like the image on the right of this post. Well, a while back, probably a year or so ago, I convinced Google to send me one. It never actually made it to my office. I didn't really think about it until now, when I spotted a Google Groups thread that has word from Google that the stickers are forever gone! Google ...
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In politics, a new breed of dark horse
When researching presidential candidates, here’s an important question. One ‘l’ or two? Get it right and you end up at Hillary Clinton’s official web site, hillaryclinton.com.
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Classworks Launches Educator-Developed Model to Help Schools Implement Response to Intervention
DULUTH, Ga.----Curriculum Advantage™, Inc. today announced a new model for educators to implement Response to Intervention using Classworks™, computer-based student instruction in K-12 for English/Language Arts, Reading, Mathematics and Science.
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DMTF Advances IT Management with Release of Web Services Standard
PORTLAND, Ore.----The Distributed Management Task Force, Inc. , the industry organization leading the development, adoption and promotion of interoperable management standards and initiatives, today announced that its Web Services for Management standard has been ratified Final.
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Integrated Bank Technology and Recovery Solutions Partner to Assist Banks in Compliance Plans with New Federal ...
CHICAGO----Integrated Bank Technology , a company that specializes in engineering robust software applications and provides 24/7 support services to community financial institutions, announced that it has formed a partnership with Plainfield, Ill.-based Recovery Solutions, a comprehensive disaster recovery service provider.
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