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ATEN Technology Expands Matrix(TM) Line With New 8- and 16-Port CAT5 KVM Switches
ATEN Technology, Inc., an innovator of high-quality KVM and remote connectivity products to centrally manage servers, network devices and IT infrastructure, today announced here at Interop Las Vegas 2008 new Matrix CAT5 KVM switches.
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Washington DC
Redwood Shores, Calif. ( Map , News ) - Business software maker Oracle Corp. completed its $8.5 billion takeover of rival BEA Systems Inc. Tuesday after European regulators approved the deal.
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Google Adds Street View To Directions
By combining the features, Google said users can now get a better picture of their route alongside turn by turn information.
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ADRs in Focus: Indian shares jump after tax news
(AP:NEW YORK) Indian ADRs jumped in afternoon trading Tuesday after the South Asian country's government said it was considering extending a tax holiday for the booming software sector until 2010.
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by Nephelim (3.36) on Fri 16th Nov 2007 20:35 UTC
I bet this will put some pressure over nVidia and will help hardware manufacturers to focus on free software. I'd like to have good graphics card support ... I still miss the days when my ATI Rage was the best card at framebuffer text mode :-) so it is time to catch the pass of time.
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Recent Original Stories
Xandros Business Edition provides a desktop environment, Xandros is easy to install and maintain.
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 6th Jul 2006 19:42 UTC
"Check out YouOS for 10 minutes, then imagine the same project on a billion-dollar budget. Now do you think the mythical Google PC that's allegedly being secretly developed in Silicon Valley - or in China or on a Ukrainian IRC channel - will become reality?
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Oracle Completes $8.5 Billion Takeover Of BEA, Layoffs Loom
Business software maker Oracle Corp. completed its $8.5 billion takeover of rival BEA Systems Inc. Tuesday after European regulators approved the deal.
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Sun 1st Oct 2006 20:42 UTC
David Maynor and Jon 'Johnny Cache' Ellch aren't telling the complete Mac Wi-Fi flaw story after all.
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International Association of Software Architects Announces SunTrust Bank as Founding Corporate Partner for Training ...
The International Association of Software Architects (IASA) (www.iasahome.org), a 6,000-member association focused on defining and supporting the professional duties of IT architects, today announced that SunTrust Bank has become the first Founding Corporate Partner of IASA's training program.
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State lawmakers ponder legalizing Internet horse wagers
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) - Betting track officials say Illinois is squandering an opportunity with Internet betting. State legislators could be ready this spring to approve betting on horse races over the Internet or telephone.
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Profile: ShopMamie.com
Childhood friends plunge into unique online boutique business.
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Anita Borg Institute Encourages Students to Apply for Scholarships for the 2008 Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in ...
The Anita Borg Institute for Women and Technology (ABI) announced today that scholarship applications are now being accepted for the 2008 Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing Conference, which brings together women in all aspects of computer science and engineering. This year's conference will be held October 1-4, 2008 at the Keystone Resort in Colorado. The deadline for scholarship ...
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Vista 'inevitable' for enterprises, says Forrester analyst
Although a "significant" number of corporations are hesitating to move to Windows Vista , businesses should bite the bullet because Microsoft is retiring Windows XP , and there's no guarantee it will deliver a next-generation operating system on time or with compelling features, a research analyst said. [ Don't want to upgrade to Vista? Join InfoWorld's effort to save Windows XP ...
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Rogue trader lands job in computer security
High-risk financial trader Jerome Kerviel, released from jail last month, takes a job in Paris for a computer security company.
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CinemaNow: The Phone Is the Box Office, Not the Theater
The online delivery of movies and TV content is encumbered by a tangle of digital rights management, copyright and technological issues. The cell phone's proper place in the whole landscape is one of many difficult questions the industry's trying to sort out. With its new offering, CinemaNow proposes that the cell phone work as a sort of portable box office.
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New Project Management Training featuring Microsoft Office Project Boot Camps, Courses, and MCTS Certifications from ...
Global Knowledge, the worldwide leader in IT and Business training, now offers project management training Boot Camps and courses featuring Microsoft Office Project products. In the four-day Managing Projects with Microsoft Office Project 2007 and Managing Projects with Microsoft Office Project Server 2007 Boot Camps, students will take the exam on the last day of class, and upon passing, will ...
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SkillSoft Unveils Live Learning on SkillPort LMS Platform
SkillSoft PLC (Nasdaq: SKIL), a leading SaaS provider of e-learning and performance support solutions for global enterprises, government, education and small to medium-sized businesses, today announced the launch of Live Learning on the SkillPort Platform while kicking off Perspectives, its annual user conference being held in Orlando. Live Learning provides a robust schedule of live online ...
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Press freedom declines worldwide, NKorea listed as worst
Worldwide, the environment for journalists grew more hostile last year, extending a six-year downturn, researchers reported Tuesday. Setbacks for press freedom outnumbered advances 2-to-1 across the globe, although the Internet and blogs helped slow the decline, particularly in Iran, reported Freedom House, a nonprofit organization that released the report in advance of World Press Freedom Day ...
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Texas-based Dell cutting 250 jobs in Ireland
DUBLIN, Ireland (AP) - Computer giant Dell today announced plans to lay off 250 workers in Ireland as part of its global cost-cutting move. The approximately 4,500 employees at Dell's two bases in Ireland were told -- when they arrived for work -- about the layoffs expected to begin in July.
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support.com Offers Tips to Reduce Security Risks for Pre-Owned Computer Buyers and Sellers in the San Francisco Bay Area
Thinking of buying or selling a used computer, or donating an older machine to your favorite charity? You aren't alone -- according to a recent survey by support.com, a leader in remote technology support. 40% of broadband internet users have purchased or received a used computer and 55% have sold or given away a used computer..
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Creative Search Media Responds to Consumer Demand and Mass Marketing Potential of Mobile Web Search
SANTA CRUZ, Calif.----With Mobile Search poised to become the newest mass marketing channel, Creative Search Media, a full-service advertising and search marketing agency, has launched "Mobile Ready" a Web site Optimization service designed to help companies position themselves in the Mobile Search results.
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Choosing a font manager
With libraries of thousands of fonts to handle, designers need a way to quickly locate fonts and organize them into meaningful categories -- such as by the project that requires them -- and to disable fonts when they are not in use so that they don't clog system memory. Although as recently as two years ago the GNU/Linux desktop lacked a font manager that met all these needs, it now has four ...
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 12th Apr 2007 21:03 UTC, submitted by anonymous
Apple conceded that it will be unable to release its next generation operating system in June as previously planned and now says it anticipates launching the software in October.
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Open Source infighting over the GPLv3 just turned nastier - in a post on the Linux kernel mailing list , Linus ...
"Linux creator Linus Torvalds said the authors of a new software license expected to be used by thousands of open source programmers are a bunch of hypocrites and likened them to religious fanatics - the latest sign of a growing schism in the open source community between business-minded developers like Torvalds and free software purists."
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