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Linux will save JavaFX!
Submitted by Josh Fruhlinger on Mon, 07/28/2008 - 22:31. Tags: I was drawn to a JavaLobby post entitled JavaFX's Killer Feature , because I have long wondered what, exactly JavaFX's killer feature could possibly be.
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Ex-Googlers launch search rival Cuil
WHAT does ASX-listed Brambles and Google have in common? A new search engine holds the answer.
Australian IT |
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Brando introduces USB 4-in-1 Web Cam for those long hot summer days
The phrase 'less is more' isn't one used widely at Brando HQ. On the contrary, the more you can pack in for the miniscule price, the better - perfectly demonstrated by this USB 4-in-1 Web Cam.
Tech Digest via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News |
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Sify Technologies Selects Redline's Products for Multi-city WiMAX Network in India
Redline Communications Group Inc. , a leading provider of WiMAX and broadband wireless infrastructure products, and Sify Technologies Limited , a leader in Consumer, Internet and Enterprise Services in India with global delivery capabilities, today announced that Sify has selected Redline's WiMAX Forum Certified RedMAX products for its multi-city WiMAX network in India.
PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance |
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Autonomy Supports Blackberry(R) Pin-To-Pin and SMS Messaging for FRCP-Compliance
Autonomy Corporation plc , a global leader in infrastructure software for the enterprise, today announced that its software and hosted services for end-to-end eDiscovery and archiving enable the compliance archiving and search of BlackBerry® Pin-to-Pin and SMS messages, helping organizations to manage risks associated with mobile communications and comply with strict regulations such as the ...
PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance |
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Golf will have to wait another day
Instead of playing in the Bill Wall Memorial tournament, Gean Leonard was stuck at home trying to get his new laptop up and running.
Galveston County Daily News |
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AMD SB750 Update.. Sort of...
We are working on a final update to our first look at the new AMD SB750 Southbridge and Advanced Clock Calibration technology. Based upon requests, we are currently testing the 9600BE, 9550, and 8750 processors to provide an indication of overclock results based on older B2 processors and current non-BE units. In preliminary testing, we can...
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 14th Apr 2006 16:01 UTC
A new report out by market research firm Forrester suggests that Apple could double its market share through defections from the Windows platform alone. The firm said that much of this has to do with customers' deep distrust of Microsoft.
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Recent Original Stories
Maybe I have, I don't believe so, but it is possible. My laptop at home is old, everything on it is slow, but of the two MS office is faster. I couldn't care (as an end user) if this is due to secrets about the OS that MS know and thrid party developers don't.
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Middle East forex traders deal heavily on dbFX
29 July 2008 Dubai: Middle East foreign currency traders have been trading heavily in the euro-dollar currency pair during the first two quarters of 2008, according to the latest figures from dbFX, the online forex trading platform from Deutsche Bank, a leading global investment bank.
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Intel rolls out a new site, gives Paula a techover
We all need a little tech help once in a while, which is why many of you come to Yahoo! Tech, right? Well, Intel has quietly rolled out a new site for non-techies called PC.com where the chipmaker hopes to educate the average consumer with how-to articles, videos, and product reviews. Some of the stuff covered here may be too basic for you Yahoo! Techies, but if you don't feel like ...
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 25th Aug 2006 20:54 UTC
Red Herring interviews Eric Raymond . "Open-source advocate Eric Raymond on winning over the iPod generation, the need for open source to conquer hearts and minds beyond geekdom, and why Linux advocates don't have much time to beat Microsoft."
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Eight firms sign up to distribute ThurayaIP
Dubai: Thuraya, the satellite telecom service provider has signed up eight distribution agreements for its newly launched ThurayaIP solution. As a portable satellite-based solution, ThurayaIP is among the world's smallest and fastest broadband terminals in its category.
Zawya |
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The Herald-Zeitung Mobile Edition
The Herald-Zeitung provides a text-only version of its daily web edition for readers using cellular telephones or handheld computers. Registered users of AvantGo can create their own custom channel to download regular updates.
The New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung |
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Angry China air travellers smash up airport
Scores of Chinese air passengers have smashed computers and desks and clashed with police after a night stranded at an airport without accommodation, state media said.
Australian Broadcasting Corporation |
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Indian police raid U.S. citizen's home
A computer is seized in connection with deadly bombings. Police say the American man is not a suspect. Police raided the home of an American citizen in a suburb of Mumbai, India's financial hub, and seized a computer from which an e-mail claiming responsibility for bombings that killed 45 people in western India was believed to have been sent, officials said.
Los Angeles Times |
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Terrorism and the Internet
As the Internet continues to dominate the world over, the nation's military is considering how to better handle threats posed by attacks through it.
Collinsville Herald |
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Toshiba to End Direct-to-handset Satellite Broadcasts
Toshiba will end its direct-to-handset satellite broadcasting service in Japan in March after several years of losses caused...
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Neo-Nazi cleared of threat allegation - roanoke.com
A law firm asked a judge to sanction William A. White over comments he made on the Internet. The biggest weapon that William A. White wields in his white supremacy movement -- the Internet -- actually makes him less of a threat to those he targets, a federal judge said in a ruling for the Roanoke neo-Nazi activist.
Roanoke Times |
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Dell Shrinks the Desktop With Studio Hybrid
Dell on Tuesday introduced an ultra-small desktop that the company says is 80 percent smaller than standard desktops.
PC World |
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Gas Crisis Fuels Dubious Online Offers
Beware of Internet sites promising cheap gas, free gas, or savings of 60 percent at the pump.
PC World |
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'Afroninja' Turns Bungled Stunt Into Big-Screen 'Destiny'
When stunt man Mark Hicks blew a back flip, the embarrassing audition video became a bona fide web hit. Now, the Hollywood pro has turned a professional nightmare into a feature film.
Wired News |
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Yahoo: We'll Reimburse Users for Terminated Music
Yahoo plans to bail out of the online music sales business in September and says it will compensate users for the music they purchased. But as always, the devil's in the details.
Wired News |
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Facebook must compete against copies of itself
M OSCOW — In its bid to go global, Facebook is facing off against itself. Clones of the wunderkind social-networking Web site — some of which resemble Facebook right down to color, font and layout — have popped up in local languages around the world. These competitor sites offer identical core services, letting users post pictures, make groups and choose their friends.
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World Briefs
"The showers are regulated through a software programme that gives people a five-minute shower." First-class passengers will be able to take a shower at 43,000 feet and enjoy a drink at the upstairs bar on Dubai-based airline Emirates's double-decker Airbus A380s, the airline said yesterday.
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