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Unlike McCain, many seniors depend on the Web
If Sen. John McCain is really serious about becoming a Web-savvy citizen, perhaps Kathryn Robinson can help. Robinson is now 106 -- that's 35 years older than McCain -- and she began using the Internet at 98, at the Barclay Friends home in West Chester, Pa., where she lives.
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AMD takes on Intel with its own low-power chip
Updated: 21 Jul 2008 SAN FRANCISCO (07/18/2008) - Advanced Micro Devices is developing a low-power processor for mobile devices and sub-notebooks, the company confirmed Friday, quashing months of speculation that it had abandoned the project.
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 29th Dec 2006 21:35 UTC
Judging by details revealed in a chip conference agenda, the clock frequency race isn't over yet . IBM's Power6 processor will be able to exceed 5 gigahertz in a high-performance mode, and the second-generation Cell Broadband Engine processor from IBM, Sony and Toshiba will run at 6GHz, according to the program for the International Solid State Circuits Conference that begins February 11 in San ...
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Muskogee Phoenix |
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Dancers make winning video
Dawn's Dance Studio has been notified as the winner of an Internet contest to receive $500 and opportunity to be in a video with Kidd Skilly featuring Akon "Ni Sohniye" (pretty girl).
The Yuma Sun |
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Translation Please: Reader’s Guide to the Two-Way Deal
For the past five years, while the rest of us plowed through digital simulcasts, the “7/07” deadline, the broadband speed wars, the voice launches, the onslaught of HD programming, and the bandwidth crunch, a small but enduring squadron of cable soldiers on the policy side of life relinquished dozens of nights at home to work toward an alliance — or at least to prevent further war — with the ...
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Intel asks FCC to mandate Ethernet ports for set-top boxes
Intel tells the FCC that every set-top box needs its on Ethernet port. The goal is to make it easier to stream video content across home networks—and sell a few more Intel chipsets in the process. Read More...
Ars Technica |
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Google 'UK's top consumer brand'
Internet giant Google becomes the UK's top brand for the first time, according to a survey of consumers.
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WELCOME GUEST! Terry McBride is not afraid of pirates. The Canadian best known as the manager of pop megastar Avril Lavigne said the music industry's obsession with stemming the flow of illegally downloaded material is futile and short-sighted.
Fijilive.com |
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Caterer fiddled employer out of $78,000
A catering company worker has admitted fiddling his employer of $78,817 and then wiping the details of his dishonest dealings off the firm's computer.
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Chip-maker Intel " should be ashamed of itself
" for efforts to undermine the USD 100 laptop initiative, according to its founder Nicholas Negroponte. He accused Intel of selling its own cut-price laptop - the Classmate - below cost to drive him out of markets.
New Mobile Computing |
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Toys combine reality and cyber worlds
Companies are in search of the next Webkinz, finding a way to combine the traditional play of toys and the lure of the new electronics.
Newsday |
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CCleaner frees up space and erases online activity
Download of the Week: CCleaner
Summit Daily News |
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The Indiana Gazette |
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Airliner emergency landing interrupts Dayton air show
DAYTON, Ohio (AP) - A Northwest Airlines plane made an emergency landing today at Dayton International Airport, interrupting the city's air show. Northwest Airlines spokeswoman Leslie Parker says the Boeing 757 was en route from Tampa, Florida, to Detroit when a computer for 1 of its engines failed.
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"In my last tip , we set up a single internal YaST Online Update server to pick up updated software from the SuSE mirrors. Now, we're going to answer the question: how do clients connect to the server ? In setting up the single internal YaST Online Update server, the idea was to minimize the load on the existing mirrors by having one machine hit the outside servers, instead of however many ...
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Major investor agrees to back Yahoo board
Updated: 21 Jul 2008 WASHINGTON, 18 JULY 2008 - Legg Mason, a major holder of Yahoo Inc. stock, Friday said it plans to back the Internet company's candidates for its board of directors at an Aug. 1 shareholders meeting instead of those offered by dissident investor Carl Icahn.
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Study: IT jobs will drop in 2009
Updated: 21 Jul 2008 SAN FRANCISCO, 18 JULY 2008 - IT staff jobs are at increasing risk -- both for contractors and in-house workers -- according to a survey of top CIOs by Goldman Sachs & Co. released last week. Global services companies will also feel the pinch because of the slowing economy.
Computerworld Singapore |
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Canadian music mogul takes on China, pirates welcome
Terry McBride, the Canadian best known as the manager of pop megastar Avril Lavigne said the music industry's obsession with stemming the flow of illegally downloaded material is futile and short-sighted.
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Canadian music mogul takes on China, pirates welcome
Terry McBride, the Canadian best known as the manager of pop megastar Avril Lavigne said the music industry's obsession with stemming the flow of illegally downloaded material is futile and short-sighted.
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Canadian music mogul takes on China, pirates welcome
HONG KONG (AFP) - Terry McBride, the Canadian best known as the manager of pop megastar Avril Lavigne said the music industry's obsession with stemming the flow of illegally downloaded material is futile and short-sighted.
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Software Notebook: Microsoft's Netflix deal keeps PCs in loop
A little-noticed aspect of Microsoft's new Netflix partnership shows how the promised "convergence" of devices and digital content isn't turning out the way many people in the industry once expected.
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Amazon kindles sales for digital books
Donald Graham, chief executive of The Washington Post Co., travels almost every week and says he hardly ever leaves home without his Kindle digital book reader from Seattle's Amazon.com Inc.
Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Smaller PCs Cause Worry for Industry
In a tale of sales success breeding resentment, computer firms are worried the new breed of computers? low price could threaten already thin profit margins.
New York Times |
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