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Apple opening first S.C. store Saturday
Apple will open its first South Carolina retail location on Saturday in Charleston. A large crowd is expected by the time doors open at 10 a.m. Saturday at 301 King St., the Charleston Post and Courier reported. Apple stores not only sell the company’s computers, iPhones and iPods, but also offer warranty work, free workshops, children’s programs and “genius bars” that offer one-on-one advice. ...
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Taiwan stocks open higher, memory makers gain
Taiwan stocks opened up 0.65 per cent, following a solid day on Wall Street, as shares of embattled DRAM makers rose even after the top two players reported their fifth consecutive quarter of losses.
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Park officials tinkered with data in dispute with oyster farm
National Park Service officials overstated scientific data and deleted a key email in a bitter dispute over an oyster farm's ecological impact on Drakes Bay in Marin County, according to a federal investigation. However, the report issued today by the U.S....
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XyEnterprise Announces New Version of Content Management Software
XyEnterprise, developer of XML content management and multi-channel delivery solutions, announced version 4.0 of Contenta, its content management software.
EContent Magazine |
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China's Baidu.com says quarterly profit rises nearly 87 percent on growth in advertising
(AP:BEIJING) Baidu.com Inc., China's leading search engine, said Thursday its second-quarter profit soared 87 percent over the year-earlier period on rapid growth in revenue from smaller advertisers.
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Sat 22nd Oct 2005 17:31 UTC
OpenOffice.org's latest update includes a database that matches Microsoft's popular and competing Access database , experts say. The stand-alone database rounds out the offering by bringing long-missing, important database power to users.
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"Can you imagine getting a new PC and finding your software runs no faster than before
? You probably can't imagine it running slower. For some types of software however, that is exactly what is going to happen in the not too distant future.
New Mobile Computing |
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 20th Dec 2006 10:08 UTC
A pair of security researchers has picked January 2007 as the starting point for a month-long project in which each passing day will feature a previously undocumented security hole in Apple's OS X or in Apple applications that run on top of it.
New Mobile Computing |
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Exclusive: Innovista reeling in big firms
The new partners in USC’s Innovista research campus say they are close to signing leases with IBM as well as British business software producer Regus International. Kale Roscoe of Detroit and Robert Heath of Philadelphia — who jump-started the University of Kentucky’s Coldstream research campus — also say they will start construction of the first of two long-awaited private research buildings in ...
The State |
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Lonoke County Busts Husband, Wife For Alleged Child Porn
Lonoke County Sheriff's deputies arrest a husband and wife on suspicion of Internet child pornography. Deputies arrested 28-year-old Shawn Whiteside Monday and then his wife, 23-year-old Lakisha, following an anonymous report tipping them off to the couple's alleged illegal activity.
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New York Weather Alert
The National Weather Service has issued a Flash Flood Watch for Long Island through Thursday evening. Suffolk County Executive Steve Levy has ordered the county's Emergency Operations Center in Yaphank to open at 5 a.m. Thursday in anticipation for the torrential rain forecast for Thursday.
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 12th Dec 2005 15:37 UTC
"AMD's drive to 64-bit processors surprised everyone with its speed, even as detractors commented that there would be little or no performance gain on the desktop without a 64-bit OS and 64-bit applications.
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Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Fri 27th Apr 2007 07:14 UTC
"Microsoft Corp. posted a 65 percent rise in quarterly profit Thursday, topping Wall Street estimates thanks to better than expected demand for its new Windows Vista operating system."
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Indictment: Court documents indicate sales of the four drugs, used by bodybuilders, amounted to $670k.
Three Massachusetts residents were accused yesterday of importing prescription drugs from China and Eastern Europe and illegally selling them through the Internet to customers across the country, federal prosecutors said.
New Hampshire Union Leader |
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Youth 'exhibit' their talents
A lot of people bemoan the decline of the youth of our society. They say kids today are more interested in playing video games and wasting away endless hours staring at computer and TV screens rather than learning how to do something constructive. A tour of the exhibit buildings at the North Dakota State Fair would change those people's minds.
Minot Daily News |
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Intel Takes on Embedded Market With Atom Chip
Intel on Wednesday said it was developing new x86 chips to put in devices ranging from consumer electronics to mobile phones...
PC World via Yahoo! News |
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Web-initiated harassment of grandma continues
Web postings urging online and telephone harassment of Herald-Zeitung employees appeared Saturday morning on the Internet hours after an article was published describing similar attacks toward a New Braunfels woman.
The New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung |
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Amazon 2Q profit doubles, beats estimates
SEATTLE -- Amazon.com Inc. says its second-quarter profit more than doubled and surpassed Wall Street's expectations. Sales were strong in several sections of Amazon's massive marketplace.
The Huntington Herald-Dispatch |
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AT&T aims to fill gaps in wireless network
Alison Hall, AT&T's wireless chief in the Carolinas, has made a study of mobile phone dead spots. They can represent lost revenue or a solid long-term business decision. It's her job to figure out which ones to revive first. “We have a lot to get covered, and it's a matter of making sure we build cell sites where we earn enough return on that investment so we can afford to build more,” she ...
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Microsoft exec to depart
The Microsoft Corp. president in charge of the company's big Windows and Internet units is leaving in a shakeup that will give Chief Executive Steve Ballmer closer oversight of both.
Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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Earnings: Higher fuel prices help drive more consumers to Amazon
With profit doubling in its second quarter, Amazon.com Inc. trounced the notion that declining consumer confidence and slowed retail spending would hurt the online retail giant.
Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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1st-Time Teachers Become Policy Students
Susan Torpey reminded the teachers about pictures they might have shared with others via Internet sites.
The Tampa Tribune |
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Technology Briefing
Cisco Systems to buy Seattle's Pure Networks ... Netflix closing unit that finances indie movies ... Sony's e-book now open to downloads from elsewhere
Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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SKorea's Hynix to close US chip plant
By The Associated Press SEOUL, South Korea (AP) -- Hynix Semiconductor Inc., the world's second-largest memory chip manufacturer, said Thursday it will close its only U.S. factory amid changes in production standards and steep price declines buffeting the industry.
Bay News 9 Tampa Bay |
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