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On the web, all traffic shall be equal
Communications watchdog says throttling of video and other files by a US web provider runs counter to the "vibrant and open nature of the internet"
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Verizon BlackBerry Curve 8330 Now Available in Pink
Verizon Wireless has just begun offering the BlackBerry Curve 8330 in a pink casing.
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RTI Act will fail if information cant be accessed online
NEW DELHI , INDIA : The Right to Information Act will fail to deliver in India if information is not available and accessed by people online. This was stated by, Chief Information Commissioner, Central Information Commission, Wajahat Habibullah .
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Back to School Laptop Buying Guide
One of the biggest challenges of sending a student off to college is finding the right computer to accompany them. Most school’s recommend notebooks or give out guidelines so parents will have some idea of what they should be looking for but it’s still difficult, especially if you don’t want to go overboard on something [...]
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Tyler Green's modern & contemporary art blog
Uh-oh: The great 1943 Pollock at the University of Iowa Art Museum may not be at UIMA much longer. University of Iowa regent (and former NBC News president) Michael Gartner "said he is 'not proposing the painting be sold,' but that it would be good for the regents and the university to be aware of what options are out there as UI faces major expenses in flood recovery."
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Tyler Green's modern & contemporary art blog
From Erin Jordan and Ben Fornell in the Des Moines Register and from Diane Heldt of The (Cedar Rapids) Gazette . Related story: A tour of the University of Iowa Museum of Art after the flood.
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1&1 botches Microsoft Exchange update
Linux escapes mail fail Budget hosting provider 1&1 Internet has hit problems while updating its Microsoft email platform. Customers have been unable to access web mailboxes for more than 24 hours.…
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RF Power Semiconductor Device Market for Wireless Infrastructure Faces Continued Slide, According to ABI Research
With the gradual decline of cellular/3G base station deployments, the market for RF power semiconductor devices will continue to see the erosion in revenues for that segment that has characterized recent years.
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SyFriday: Plucking Out The Gray Hair
In less than a week, SyFy Portal celebrates its 10th anniversary. And while our history is long enough that I could start all of it in this column, I'll spare you.
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Backup Your Pictures with Picasa
Picasa 2 includes a backup feature which will help you to keep your photos safe from disaster like a hard drive crash or stolen computer. Most computers these days have...
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FMTouch brings FileMaker Pro to iPhone
FMWebschool says it has released FMTouch, a new app for the iPhone and iPod touch. The software is described as a replacement for FileMaker's own Mobile software, which is no longer available and was only able to support one non-relational flat file. FMTouch lets users save multiple, fully-relational FileMaker Pro databases to an Apple handheld, ...
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Google Leaps Into Olympic Content Race
Google's not in its usual place ahead of the pack; you could almost compare the search giant to a runner who somehow got his feet stuck in the starting blocks. But, following Yahoo and Microsoft, Google's finally unveiled some things related to the Summer Games. read more
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14:30 (BST), 08/08/2008 Geo-Political Simulator Press Release PROVIDED BY GAMES PRESS Today Eversim release the ...
Today Eversim release the English trailer for GPS showing the intensity and complexity of the game. GPS is a thoroughly researched and regularly updated simulation which provides everything you need to know to do your job – the job of the most powerful person in the country.
gamesindustry.biz |
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Sony Computer Entertainment
It's certainly one of the more innovative titles in development, but Sony believes Media Molecule's LittleBigPlanet will also prove a big driver in hardware sales this autumn as the battle for market share intensifies.
gamesindustry.biz |
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Webcam Spy Man Arrested
A man who used malware to make a webcam spy on a woman has been arrested in Florida.
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Charles Arthur: What is the father of internet invention?
After the success of Alex Tew I got a lot of emails from people who, it so happened, had had exactly the same idea as him, only three months later. You're wondering: Alex Tew? Yes, you remember – the guy behind the Million Dollar Homepage . Ah, now you're remembering: back in January 2006 he became an overnight celebrity for his idea of selling each of a million pixels on a page for a ...
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Lord auctions off title on eBay
An eccentric British Lord is selling his title and property on Internet auction site eBay and has attracted bids of over three million pounds, he said Friday.
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Army begins DIMHRS_training online: New personnel, pay system to be taught to entire Army community
ALEXANDRIA, Va. - The Army launched a Web-based Blackboard learning management system for the Defense Integrated Military Human Resources System Aug. 1. DIMHRS is a Congressionally-mandated program designed to provide the Army with an integrated, multi-component personnel and pay system that will create one personnel record per service member for his or her entire career.
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Monolith-esque Lego computer makes us want to pick up a Brick Separator and build a civilization
Filed under: Desktops Lego computers are about as old as the case mod scene itself, but while many have qualified as interesting, we've never seen a truly sexy Lego box before Luke Anderson's all-black "Lego Computer," which seems to distill all we've ever loved about high-end workstation boxen into lovable Lego form. Bonus points for full documentation of the project released under ...
Engadget |
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Lord auctions off title on eBay
An eccentric British Lord is selling his title and property on Internet auction site eBay and has attracted bids of over three million pounds, he said Friday.
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Free electronics recycling planned Aug. 23 in Dixon
A free electronic waste recycling day, for area residents to drop off unlimited obsolete and outdated electronics, is set for Aug. 23 at the Dixon May Fair grounds, 655 S. First St., Dixon. Items should be delivered from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. to the northeast section of the fairgrounds via Chestnut Street through Gate F, in the livestock area.
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Credit card fraud case hits close to home
JONESBORO — When Letty Thompson went to work Thursday, the last thing on her mind was credit card fraud. But before the morning was over, she found out that hers was one of 40 million U.S. credit card numbers that had been stolen by hackers.
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Microsoft to retire Windows?
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Grid awaits secrets of universe
The world's largest IT grid is due to start work in earnest tomorrow, as the $15 billion (€9.97 billion)Large Hadron Collider (LHC) in the Cern nuclear research facility near Geneva begins hurling protons and capturing, storing and sharing data on conditions at the birth of the universe.
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