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Core problem
Bill Thompson on Apple's software security stance
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MCOT Public Company Limited.2008
BANGKOK, Aug 5 (TNA) – Thailand's national police chief Gen. Patcharawat Wongsuwan ordered the country's police to crack down on illegal online game shops across the country.
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Next Generation of Flight Search Engine Coined 'Meta-Meta Search'
New flight comparison site departs from the previous model of directly searching numerous OTA's and airlines in favour of comparing multiple flight comparison sites. (PRWeb Aug 5, 2008) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/cheap/flights/prweb1075964.htm
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Major Yahoo shareholder requests probe into CEO vote
New York - A major shareholder in internet giant Yahoo Inc has requested a probe into the closely-watched re-election of chief executive Jerry Yang during last week's shareholders' meeting, US news reports said Tuesday. The request follows speculatio...
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Thales wins U.K. identity card system contract
Thales has beat off competition from CSC, EDS, Fujitsu and IBM to win a four year contract to support the U.K.'s Identity and Passport Service (IPS) in delivering the early releases of the National Identity Scheme (NIS). This contract award is worth £ 18million (about $ 36million).
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The Future Of Pharma E-Marketing
Challenges and opportunities for today's pharmaceutical e-marketers abound. From social networking tools and advanced physician portals to streaming video and closed loop strategies, the opportunities to open new communication channels with patients, physicians and other key stakeholders are limited only by a marketer's imagination and determination.
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PC Upkeep for Average Joes
Firing up a brand-new PC is a magic moment that can never be recaptured. The flawless performance, the lightning-fast speeds, the uncluttered desktop -- they're a thing of beauty. In time, though, just about all PC users will have to cope with their share of problems, from sluggish download speeds to out-and-out system failures.
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Translation in the Cloud: Google Translation Center Launches in Beta
A new beta test of a document translation service called Google Translation Center is being launched this week. Users will be able to upload a document and request translations into over 40 languages. You can choose between professional or volunteer translators. If the translator accepts, you receive your translated document back once it is ready. read more
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Micron RealSSD for Enterprise and Notebooks Announced
Micron has announced a pair of new SSDs called the RealSSD P200 and the RealSSD C200. The RealSSD P200 is for the enterprise server environment. The P200 line ranges in capacity from 16GB to 128GB and uses a standard 2.5-inch form factor. The P200 SSD uses...
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Google blurs Australian faces to protect privacy
Google Australia has gone the way of its UK counterparts and chosen to blur the faces of people caught on camera in the local version of its Street View service, launched Monday.
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Review: Apple Mobile Me synchronisation software
Mobile Me started life as .Mac (pronounced ‘dot-Mac’) an online email and storage service for Mac users. It also offered synchronisation features that made it possible to keep multiple Macs up to date with all your latest emails, contacts and calendar info.
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Customise Your New Mac
Expectations of new laptop Macs were ratcheted up once again last night, as new images purported to detail an all-new MacBook model leaked online. As noted , a Taiwanese website came up with the images, which appear to detail an aluminium MacBook model that's equipped with a glass trackpad.
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Twitter Trojan targets tossers
Micro-blogging malware madness big in Brazil Micro-blogging service Twitter has fallen prey to malware. Users of the micro-blogging service are being offered up links to booby-trapped sites from a compromised profile.…
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Review: Arbico Elite 4870 Xfire desktop computer
Crossfire, the dual-graphics card technology from AMD’s graphics arm, ATI, hasn’t had the best of times in recent years.
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Microsoft taking a sip of Midori
The software maker has an "incubation project" that is exploring what an all-new operating system might look like. But it's too soon to say that the company has found Windows' replacement.
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In addition, Microsoft has launched a new website where it details its relationship with open source .
"In his keynote at OSCON, Microsoft General Manager of Platform Strategy Bill Hilf announced that Microsoft is submitting its shared source licenses to the Open Source Initiative . This is a huge, long-awaited move.
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 15th Dec 2005 19:30 UTC
The Open Source Development Labs has voiced cautious optimism that its latest initiative could finally herald a mass-market for Linux on the desktop.
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Satyam launches inter-collegiate football tournament
New Delhi, Aug 5 : In a major initiative to nurture the grass-root level and find new football talent, Satyam Computer Services is organising an inter-collegiate tournament featuring universities across India.
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Recent Original Stories
"Aside from the general unwillingness of VCs to invest in startups, Linux is a no go. Many factors come into play with the primary lack of an exit strategy topping the list.
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Next Generation of Flight Search Engine Coined 'Meta-Meta Search'
New flight comparison site departs from the previous model of directly searching numerous OTA's and airlines in favour of comparing multiple flight comparison sites.
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Green routers released by D Link
D-Link has introduced what it claims are energy efficient home Wi-Fi routers. The company said the new DIR-655 and DIR-855 routers can offset rising energy costs because they use technology that automatically detects connectivity status and cable length, and then adjust power accordingly.
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HP Expands App Bodyguard Service
HP announced Monday a new round of open source utilities for data center operators. The expanded portfolio increases support for HP Serviceguard for Linux, HP's clustering and disaster tolerance products, to include Novell Suse and Red Hat Xen virtual machines. HP also introduced its HP Strategy Workshop and Migration Assessment Services. These offerings help to deploy and support OpenLDAP, an ...
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Olympics IT crucial for event success
All eyes may be on the athletes at Beijing's...
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Thailand bans Grand Theft Auto after taxi driver killing
BANGKOK: Thai authorities banned the Grand Theft Auto computer game on Tuesday, after a disturbed teenager allegedly killed a taxi driver in a copycat crime.
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Danube(TM) Technologies Launches ScrumCORE(TM) Services Division for Comprehensive Scrum Training and Coaching
AGILE 2008 -- Danube Technologies, Inc., the leader in software and training for the Scrum method of agile software development, today announced ScrumCORE, its newly formed services division that addresses the entire continuum of Scrum implementations, from early stages to advanced enterprise programs.
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