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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 4th Apr 2006 18:54 UTC
"The delay of Windows Vista means that computers sold this holiday season will predominantly be running Windows XP. Microsoft hopes that Vista won't be far from the minds of new computer buyers, however, as they are pushing a new 'stickering' campaign aimed at informing customers that most of these machines are capable of handling Vista.
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Pavietnam hacked, nearly 8,000 .vn websites crippled
VietNamNet Bridge – The domain server of PAvietnam, a large hosting service provider in Vietnam, was controlled by hackers in the morning on July 27, which deadlocked around 8,000 websites based on Pavietnam’s server.
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Service Channels
1&1 Internet's new CEO, Oliver Mauss will be speaking on APS and SaaS at HostingCon '08.
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Siva Selvaraj on studio
Brought up in Bangalore Siva Selvaraj son of Army officer who went to United States of America now armed with Hospitality Management and Computer Engineering and a Diploma certificate in Hollywood Film Institute Cinema has worked for films like Celestial Bride with Parthiban Shanmugam and directed Blood Mountain, War Within Us, We are not Far Away, Celestial Brides, Pizza Story, Downtime
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Patni opens green IT-BPO facility
With the aim to minimise adverse environment impact, IT services provider Patni Computer Systems today inaugurated a 3,500 seater IT-BPO facility here entailing an investment of Rs 175 crores.
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Need for speed behind Comcast’s latest plan
Cable and broadband provider Comcast today said it has doubled download speeds of its fastest tier of Internet service.
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MacBook Touch rumours grow online
Rumours of a tablet Mac with touch sensitive controls continue to echo online, and Apple CFO Peter Oppenheimer's promise of future product transitions to come last week has done nothing to dampen speculation.
Macworld UK |
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Reuters Technology Summary
Apple CEO Jobs' life not in danger: report LOS ANGELES - Apple Inc CEO Steve Jobs, who has been dogged by investor concerns about his health, does not have recurrent cancer or a life-threatening health issue, The New York Times reported on Saturday. "While his health problems amounted to a good deal more than 'a common bug,' they weren't life-threatening and he doesn't have a ...
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New game rescues zoo animals
When Bob the Builder, the cartoon handyman of PBS fame, discovers penguins in the ice cream shop, alligators in the public pool, and a lion on top of the mayor's desk, he swings into action to build the Bobland Bay Zoo. But Bob the Builder and his animated truck friends can't do all this building alone. They need the help of your child in this new preschool computer edutainment title.
Baxter Bulletin |
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Eye in the sky slows crime at Southlake Town Square
Southlake Police Capt. Rusty Danials was sitting at a desk learning how to operate the city’s new surveillance equipment streaming live to police station computers when he noticed what he thought was a drug sale.
Fort Worth Business Press |
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Did Alonso really crash?
An email message announcing a false accident suffered by the Formula One racing driver Fernando Alonso is being used to spread a virus.
Independent Online |
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'Last lecture' professor dies
Randy Pausch, the Carnegie Mellon University computer scientist, whose "last lecture" about facing terminal cancer became an Internet sensation and a best-selling book, has died.
Independent Online |
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Ex-Google designer introduces her own search engine, Cuil
Anna Patterson and her husband, Tom Costello, and a few other Google alumni, have introduced their own search engine.
International Herald Tribune |
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AOL denies takeover rumours
AOL is shutting three data-storage services, including one of the Internet's earliest photo-sharing sites, as it seeks to cut costs.
Independent Online |
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Publishing a newspaper, via cellphone
Thanks to a venture by Verve Wireless, the thud of the morning newspaper landing on your front door may one day be replaced with the beep of a cellphone.
International Herald Tribune |
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Microsoft stays in Eden with bite out of Apple
Microsoft's CEO said Wednesday that his company hopes to steal a page from Apple 's playbook and change how it works with hardware makers in an attempt to duplicate its rival's success.
ITBusiness.ca |
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Elk permits online
JACKSON - Applications for elk hunting permits on the National Elk Refuge will be offered online this year.
Billings Gazette |
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FiOS outpaces cable for Web, study says
For the first time, more people around the world are signing up for fiber-optic broadband service than for cable Internet service, according to a British research firm.
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette |
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Judge's order trumps privacy shields
NEW YORK – Credit card companies know what you’ve bought. Phone companies know whom you’ve called. Electronic toll services know where you’ve gone. Internet search companies know what you’ve sought.
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette |
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A Media Powerhouse Everyone and Nobody Knows
Aviv Nevo took a modest inheritance and parlayed it into a fortune by investing in media and Internet companies.
The Gainesville Sun |
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A Means for Publishers to Put a Newspaper in Your Pocket
Verve Wireless believes it can save the dying local newspaper by making it mobile.
The Gainesville Sun |
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Bizzuka Sponsors New Marketing Summit in Massachusetts, October 14-15, 2008
Executive-level event puts Web content management software company on national stage in exploring latest Internet marketing strategies (PRWeb Jul 28, 2008) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/bizzuka/newmarketingsummit/prweb1139904.htm
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Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Fri 27th Apr 2007 07:10 UTC
"The founder of the ambitious "$100 laptop" project, which plans to give inexpensive computers to schoolchildren in developing countries, revealed Thursday that the machine for now costs $175, and it will be able to run Windows in addition to its homegrown, open-source interface."
New Mobile Computing |
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China blamed for cyber-terrorism
China has been accused of sponsoring cyber-terrorism at a conference organised by the UK Home Office.
VNU Net via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News |
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InfoWorld launches the Design the Perfect Laptop contest
Today's laptops are pretty much all the same, and the technologies they offer haven't really changed much. Sure, you get faster processors and higher-capacity hard drives with each new model, but the basic notebook feature set has been frozen for some time. InfoWorld believes it's time to reinvent the laptop, and so we've proposed our perfect laptops' designs.
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