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Get one-on-one computer help at the Cyber Café
The Cyber Café @ Malden Square has a volunteer for the summer, now through August, from 10:30 a.m. to noon, Monday through Thursday, who can assist people, one-on-one, with various computer tasks.
Malden Observer |
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Sales tax holiday set for August 1-3
Tennessee's third annual August sales tax holiday, which gives back-to-school shoppers the opportunity to purchase certain clothing, school and art supplies, and computers free of Tennessee sales tax, will begin on Friday, Aug. 1 and end Sunday, Aug.3.
Dyersburg State Gazette |
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SF mayor hacks hacker, gets password
Alleged hacker wouldn't reveal secret password to unlock San Francisco's network
ABC 13 Houston |
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Review: TextBuyIt fun, easy to use, but limited
TextBuyIt, a recently launched shop-by-cell phone service from Amazon.com Inc., seemed like the ultimate comparison shopping tool - perfect for an unabashed bargain hunter like myself.
KATU Portland |
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Attack Code Released for New DNS Attack
Hackers have released software that exploits a recently disclosed flaw in the Domain Name System software used to route messages between computers on the Internet.
New York Times |
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MobileMe 1.1
Synchronization is hard. It may sound simple: copy personal information, such as contacts and events, between computers and...
PC World |
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Intel Revamps Its System-On-Chip Designs
The first batch of products is under the Intel EP80579 Integrated Processor line for industrial robotics and for security, storage, and communication devices.
InformationWeek |
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Wind & Unwind presents Islam and the Middle East
Close to 80 people listened to and questioned local resident Zara Rabnawaz at the Capital Senior Center's monthly lecture series Wind & Unwind last week. Rabnawaz, a business analyst with Computer Sciences Corporation, was transferred to Columbia 30 years ago and became a citizen in the early 90s.
Columbia Star |
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Walt Mossberg can’t recommend MobileMe
After a week of testing the MobileMe service on two Macs, two Dells and two iPhones, Walt came away with a bad taste in his mouth for MobileMe. It seems not only did it not sync from his desktop instantly (Apple confirmed this as a known issue) but it also sometimes didn’t sync at [...]
Geek.com |
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Agenzia Giornalistica Europea |
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Occam Networks to Report Second-Quarter 2008 Results August 7
Occam Networks(R), Inc. (Nasdaq: OCNW), a leading broadband access supplier offering multi-service access platform (MSAP) solutions based on pure packet technologies, plans to report its financial results for the second quarter ended June 30, 2008, after the close of market on August 7.
Centre Daily Times |
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Sun 18th Feb 2007 21:00 UTC, submitted by anonymous
The same week that Microsoft issued a press release providing further details about some of the technological advances that will result from the November 2006 technology agreement between Novell and Microsoft, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer told Wall Street what he really thinks the deal means to Microsoft.
New Mobile Computing |
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Recent Original Stories
Solaris Express 8/2005 ( Nevada Build 19 , thanks for clearing that up , Dan) was posted today, providing improved hardware compatibility, a IEEE1394 camera driver, improved USB support, support for USB smartcard readers, and roughly 600 bug fixes.
New Mobile Computing |
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Sun 26th Feb 2006 19:44 UTC
I used to really like skinning my desktops to make them look like another operating system. I stopped doing that years ago; and not necessarily because I wanted to do something more useful with my time. I stopped doing it because I somehow saw how utterly pointless it was.
OS News |
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 8th Jun 2006 13:02 UTC
Microsoft acknowledged Wednesday that it needs to better inform users that its tool for determining whether a computer is running a pirated copy of Windows also quietly checks in daily with the software maker.
OS News |
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Recent Original Stories
"A few months ago, the GNOME Mobile Platform was announced to the public. One of the main forces behind the launch of this initiative was Nokia, which uses a lot of GNOME-components in its Linux-based Internet Tablets Nokia 770 and N800. During this years GUADEC Andreas Proschofsky had the chance to sit down with Carlos Guerreiro , Nokias Manager for Open Source Software, to talk - amidst other ...
OS News |
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Intel Unveils Atom-Powered System-on-Chip Plans
Intel announced on Thursday new processors built around its plans for a new category of highly integrated, purpose-built and Web-savvy system-on-chip designs. The company also unveiled its first eight products under its Intel EP80579 Integrated Processor family for security, storage, communications and industrial robotics.
TechNewsWorld.com |
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China Tops 250 Million Internet Users
China reasserted itself as the world's largest Internet market, with 253 million total users by the end of June.
PC World via Yahoo! News |
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Categorized Features
Go ahead, Google Blog. That was mere gibberish a decade ago. Maybe a handful of Wall Streeters and Silicone Valley hipsters noticed the private launch of a baby business called Google in September 1998. Open Diary, hailed as the first online blogging community went live a month later.
Fayetteville Free Weekly |
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MobileMe Email: Down for the Count?
MobileMe, Apple's replacement for its .Mac service, launched with stability issues, and now some subscribers have been without email for nearly a week thanks to server problems. According to Apple, a MobileMe email server began experiencing "serious issues" on July 18, and as July 24 the company is still trying to resolve the problem
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South Carolina Medicaid Beneficiaries' Medical Records Now Available Electronically
The South Carolina Health Information Exchange this month launched a no-cost Web tool that will give health care providers access to the medical histories of state Medicaid beneficiaries, the Charleston Post and Courier reports. Through SCHIEx's password-protected Web site, providers will be able to access a patient's medical history.
Medical News Today |
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If Microsoft Opens the Xbox Is an App Store for Apple TV Next?
The open season on openness has reached that most closed of societies: the video game console. Microsoft is now creating a method for almost anyone to write and sell games for its Xbox 360 machines.
New York Times |
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Dell and Teradici Partner to Deliver PC-over-IP Technology to Dell Precision Workstation Users
Vancouver, BC, July 24, 2008--(T-Net)--Teradici® Corporation, the industry leader in delivering a true PC experience over standard IP networks, today announced a new partnership with workstation industry leader Dell that will bring Teradici’s PC-over-IP® (PCoIP®) technology to select Dell Precision™ workstations.
T-Net British Columbia |
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Neil Young slams Apple, iTunes
Folk and rock star Neil Young has issued sharp criticism of Apple and the iPod, Fortune reports. Speaking at a conference hosted by the magazine, Young said that the sound quality of recordings has been reduced to "Fisher-Price toy" levels in recent years, and companies ike Apple are to blame. "Apple has taken a detour down the convenience highwa...
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