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China Telecom Selects Huawei for 40 Gbps Trunk China Telecom has selected Huawei Technologies to build China's first 40G WDM transmission network between Shanghai and Wuxi. Under the terms of the contract, Huawei will provide China Telecom with an ultra-high-capacity 80 wavelengths x 40G transmission solution capable of 10G/40G hybrid transmission.
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Joikusoft and FON Unveil Wi-Fi HotSpot Software for Mobile Phones
Joikusoft, the mobile software development house, maker of the mobile Wi-Fi HotSpot software JoikuSpot, announces a collaboration with FON, the world's largest WiFi community. FON and Joikusoft are releasing an exclusive version of Joikusoft's mobile hotspot solution, named FonSpot.
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Yahoo kicks off football season with new fantasy
SUNNYVALE, USA: Yahoo! Inc., on Thursday kicked off its fantasy football game that would features a draft application and mobile access and Cleveland Browns' wide receiver Braylon Edwards as Yahoo! Sports Fantasy Football '08 cover athlete. The game provides their fans with new tools, which i...
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NZXT Avatar Gaming Mouse Preview
NZXT is known for its PC cases. We reviewed for instance the NZXT Tempest a short while ago. NZXT is apparently expanding into the peripheral business with a new gaming mouse dubbed NZXT Avatar. The NZXT Avatar has some similarities to the Razer gaming ...
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An Antichrist Obama in McCain Ad?
Some outraged Christian Obama supporters say "The One" spot echoes online messages painting him as the Antichrist
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Computer problem grounds all planes
The problem resulted in air traffic control radar in New Zealand being switched off for about 10 minutes, Airways Corporation said.
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Goggle unhappy with AOL
ONLINE SEARCH OUTFIT Google is fuming that its billion dollar investment in AOL might have been a waste of cash.
The Inquirer |
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Phishers are lazy hackers
HACKERS ARE JOLLY LAZY when it comes to their own computer security according to two insecurity experts.
The Inquirer |
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Google named as Sprint Nextel buyer
SEARCH engine outfit Google has been named by the dark satanic rumour mill as manufacturing a deal to buy the troubled Spring Nextel phone company.
The Inquirer |
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Investment Firm Announces US Patent Award - Potential to Significantly Alter Online Businesses Use of Email
James Curry Investments (JCI), an investment firm located in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, today announced that it has been awarded a US Patent for technology enabling value added, centrally processed email. A patent application for this technology, operating under the brand name eStationer®, was first filed in 2003 and issued on June 24, 2008.
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Sport
South Korean network SBS has been banned by the International Olympic Committee from broadcasting tonight’s opening ceremony of the Beijing Games. SBS secretly filmed a rehearsal for the ceremony a few days ago. Parts of the film were seen on the internet before the video was pulled.
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FBI Says New Craigslist Scam Preys On Landlords
There's a new type of Internet scam targeting landlords, says the FBI.
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Australia complains about Olympic issues
BEIJING (AP) - Australia's Olympic chief criticized Beijing organizers on Friday over their "wishy-washy'' assurances on Internet access and says bus transportation and pollution remain problem issues.
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Glen Campbell Is One Busy Rhinestone Cowboy
Glen Campbell is actively promoting his new album release with national TV, radio and online appearances
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Despite loss, teens savor opportunity at Tennis Challenger
BINGHAMTON -- Forget serves and volleys, backhands or forehands, perhaps the best move 16-year-old Anthony Assal made this week was logging onto the Internet Wednesday morning and checking his Facebook page.
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New 911 software aims for efficiency
Lubbock's fire chief hopes new 911 software will reduce the number of trips his lifesaving teams make and save taxpayers money.
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Black Hat expels reporters in network snooping
Three journalists for a French security magazine were kicked out of the Black Hat security conference after they allegedly sniffed the press room computer network on Thursday.
ZDNet Australia |
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Aussie corporates flirt with Gmail
Australian IT services firm SMS Management and Technology last week claimed to be fielding decent levels of interest from large Australian organisations interested in dumping their existing email platforms and migrating to Google's Gmail service.
ZDNet Australia |
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SOEasy to stay on target for 2010
The Singapore government has said its standard operating ICT environment (SOE) project is well on the way to meeting its goal for full implementation across 74 government agencies by 2010. Compare your salary Use the IT salary benchmark wizard and know the average salary differences between different job functions. Join activeTechPros. http://www.activetechpros.com
ZDNet Asia |
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ASUS Eee Box PC ships from Amazon
The tiny Asus Eee Box PC started to ship from Amazon.com for $349.99. The Intel Atom based Asus Eee Box PC is available in black or white. The small Windows XP desktop computer features a 1.6 GHz Intel Atom Processor, 1 GB RAM, 80 GB Hard Drive, and 802...
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Irish credit-card holders hit by online theft
Irish banks are reportedly working to cancel hundreds of credit cards following a suspected online security breach.
Belfast Telegraph |
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Lake Worth firefighter arrested in sex sting put on leave
A Lake Worth firefighter accused of soliciting sex online from someone he thought was a 13-year-old girl has been arrested and put on leave from his job, authorities said Thursday.
Fort Worth Star-Telegram |
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Australia criticizes Olympic issues
BEIJING, China (AP) -- Australia's Olympic chief criticized Beijing organizers on Friday over their "wishy-washy" assurances on Internet access and says bus transportation and pollution remain problem issues.
CNN.com |
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'Cuil' rivals 'Google' on the Web
A new search engine called Cuil may rival Google on the Web.
KABC-TV Los Angeles |
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Computer problem grounds planes
A computer problem led to planes being grounded across the country today. The problem resulted in air traffic control radar in New Zealand being switched off for about 10 minutes, Airways Corporation said.
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