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Recycling Your E-Waste
A company in Texas wants to keep computer monitors, tv's-- you name it-- out of landfills
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American Airlines baggage system back up at JFK
Associated Press - July 31, 2008 8:45 AM ET NEW YORK (AP) - The American Airlines baggage handling system at a terminal at New York's JFK Airport is working again -- one day after a software...
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IBM Growth in Emerging Markets Fuels Lotus Momentum
Led by strong sales of IBM Lotus Notes and Domino 8 in the second quarter of 2008, IBM's Lotus software business outgrew Microsoft by winning millions of customer seats worldwide in direct competition with Microsoft, aided by key wins over its Redmond-based rival in emerging markets.
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SAT Corporation Ushers in a New Age of "Mobility in Manufacturing" with the Latest Version of IntelaTrac at Its Annual ...
HOUSTON----SAT Corporation announced today that it will showcase IntelaTrac 3.2 and its plans for version 4.0 at IntelaTrac Xchange2008, its 5th annual user group conference, running September 8th -10th at the Intercontinental Hotel in Houston. “Last year’s event drew more than 300 attendees, and we are expecting more than 25% growth this year based on early registrations,” said Howard Beader, ...
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IBM Growth in Emerging Markets Fuels Lotus Momentum
Led by strong sales of IBM Lotus Notes and Domino 8 in the second quarter of 2008, IBM's Lotus software business outgrew Microsoft by winning millions of customer seats worldwide in direct competition with Microsoft, aided by key wins over its Redmond-based rival in emerging markets.
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Raipur boy killed techie in Goa, says letter
A month after Bangalore-based software engineer Meghna Subedar's body was found floating at Goa's Candolim beach, an anonymous letter to the state police has claimed that it was a murder and handiwork of a Raipur-based boy.
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TN terror module has no links with SIMI, LeT: Police
The recently unearthed terror module plotting bomb attacks on key installations in Tamil Nadu has no direct link with banned outfits such as the Students Islamic Movement of India and Lashkar-e-Taiba, the police said in Chennai on Thursday."This specific module has no direct links with such groups," Intelligence Inspector General Jaffer Sait said while replying to queries but declined to ...
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IPod Battles Rage On
Companies, including Dell and Samsung, keep trying to build a better music player.
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10 Reasons to Elbow Into New Web Directories
New directories are a valuable tool for Web sites that need that extra boost in search engine ranking or in their number of visitors. They make for a great way to increase Web exposure and expand your Web site's advertising. Since many of the top Web directories are quite expensive and take time to be edited, I have made a list of the benefits that can be acquired through new directories.
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Swain on the latest in the Barry saga
Express & Star Chief Sports Writer Martin Swain talks to Internet Sports Journalist Craig Birch about the latest news in the Gareth Barry transfer saga.
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Online hoax becomes a source about Karadzic
Journalists used fake site as source on fugitive Bosnian Serb leader's life as a hippie guru,.
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China to restrict Internet access for reporters covering Olympics
BEIJING – The International Olympic Committee failed to press China to allow fully unfettered access to the Internet for the thousands of journalists arriving here to cover the Olympics, despite promising repeatedly that the foreign news media could “report freely” during the games, Olympics officials said yesterday.
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More American Airlines Delays At JFK After Software Glitch
A software glitch that caused American Airlines baggage pileups at John F. Kennedy International Airport stretched into Thursday.
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Athletes can now rate their coaches
Students have been rating their teachers and professors on the internet for years.
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US says China has 'nothing to fear' from Internet
The United States on Wednesday ramped up pressure on China to live up to Olympic ideals by ending human rights abuses, as President George W. Bush promised "nothing to fear" from Internet freedom.
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Online job ads decline again
Nationwide job advertisements via the Internet dropped for the fifth straight month, The Conference Board said Wednesday.
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Athletes can now rate their coaches
Students have been rating their teachers and professors on the internet for years.
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IOC "surprised" by Games web censorship
BEIJING (Reuters) - The media should have been told they would not have total Internet freedom before arriving for the Beijing Olympics, a senior IOC official said on Thursday, as rights groups piled criticism on both the IOC and host China.
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Disney announces 5 million movies sold via iTunes
During a conference call for the company's Q3 2008 results, Bob Iger, president of the Walt Disney Corporation, has announced that since agreeing to sell movies through the iTunes Store, the company has sold over five million titles. Iger insists however that the presence of Apple CEO Steve Jobs on the board of directors has not influenced any deci...
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Government Computer News
Microsoft Corp. has announced that its Virtual Earth program is being integrated into ESRI’s ArcGIS Desktop and ArcGIS Server programs. The result will be one-click access for ArcGIS users to add Virtual Earth base, maps, aerial views and other features to ArcGIS maps.
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Airvana Reports Second-Quarter Financial Results
Airvana, Inc. (NASDAQ: AIRV), a leading provider of mobile broadband network infrastructure products, today reported financial results for the second quarter ended June 29, 2008. The Company presents both GAAP and non-GAAP financial metrics below because management believes the combination provides a more complete understanding of Airvana's operating performance.
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Google, Facebook must screen user content
Websites to be more responsible, like MySpace A government report released today says that internet giants such as Google and Facebook should pre-screen user content before it goes online. The government believes that offensive user-generated material threatens the internet's overall health.
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OutWit's Web Harvester Now Available for Firefox 3
OutWit Technologies, publisher of innovative software based on its original Web collection platform, announces the release of OutWit Hub as a free Firefox 3 extension. The program is the first multipurpose Web harvester allowing the general public to easily collect media and data from the Internet and reuse them in the most common applications.
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Simple Security Steps for Average Mac Users
Is the Boogy Man really coming? Now that Macs are becoming popular, are we getting hit with hackers and viruses? Well...what time is it? Mac OS X is a secure operating system, and that by itself is a challenge to some people. Rather than worry about what some snarky person is doing, it is much more productive to do everything you can do to protect your own machine. The following are ...
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PC Info: DVI vs. VGA, and a Data-Backup Primer
It's time again to pop open the virtual mailbag, which overflows with insightful questions from inquisitive readers. This week's first query comes from a reader who recently upgraded from an old CRT monitor to an LCD. When connecting the new monitor to his computer, he noticed that there are two output jacks to choose from, labeled VGA and DVI. Although his existing monitor cable -- as well as ...
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