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Google Sees White Spaces Filling With Internet
Testing at the Federal Communication Commission will determine whether or not Google and its fellow backers of wireless broadband within unused spectrum reaches the marketplace. read more
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Media Outlets Losing Money From a Lack of Auto Ads
The flight of advertising dollars to the Internet is one explanation for the pain felt by traditional media. Another culprit that is increasingly to blame is Detroit.
The Gadsden Times |
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Visions of a Microsoft-Free World
At LinuxInsider, we've been busy these past few weeks trying to bring you all the most important news from the world of our favorite operating system, as we always do. But it turns out we missed something. It wasn't until we began compiling our Linux Starter Kit -- which we're fervently hoping will help show more of the world the light that is Linux -- that we discovered it: Lindependence 2008.
LinuxInsider.com |
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E-Commerce and Brand Protection: A Two-Way Street
Does your business bear legal responsibility to police the infringement of one of your organization's most valuable assets, the company brand, on widely used Internet auction sites like eBay? That all depends on where the electronic commerce is being conducted, based on recently issued, conflicting court opinions from the United States and France.
E-Commerce Times |
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Classmates talk story about their old friend
Tom Boyle is producing an Internet video about him. Bart DaSilva has endorsed him on the radio. Alan Lum has had countless media interviews about his former basketball teammate.
Honolulu Star-Bulletin |
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Dubai Bank leaps ahead of competition with new IT infrastructure
Dubai Bank, an ethical and Shari'a-compliant Dubai Group company and one of the fastest growing financial institutions in the UAE, has leapt ahead of its competition with the installation of the region's first-of-its-kind integrated IT infrastructure.
AME Info |
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Apple, AT&T mum on iPhone 3G issues
A month after the launch of the iPhone 3G, reception problems continue to plague owners with dropped calls, poor networking speeds, and frustrating customer service experiences.
CNET |
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Flash, HTML, Ajax: Which will win the Web app war?
Web applications are getting richer and more widespread, but it's unclear which of several competing technologies will power them.
CNET |
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Apple, AT&T mum on iPhone 3G issues
A month after the launch of the iPhone 3G, reception problems continue to plague owners with dropped calls, poor networking speeds, and frustrating customer service experiences.
CNET |
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Sigma Designs' Media Processors Power I-O DATA's New Set-Top Boxes for Japan's Free GyaO TV/internet Service
MILPITAS, Calif., BUSINESS WIRE -- Sigma Designs (Nasdaq:SIGM), a leader in digital media processing system-on-a-chip (SoC) solutions for consumer electronics, and I-O DATA, a leading Japanese manufacturer and provider of computer peripherals and interface products, today announced that Sigma's industry leading SMP8634LF media processors are being used in I-O DATA's new, updated set-top box ...
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BBC, C4, ITV, Kangaroo delayed until 2009
Launch of the Project Kangaroo online TV joint venture between the BBC, ITV and Channel 4 has been delayed until next year, as the Competition Commission continues its investigation of the plan.
Macworld UK |
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Ten Best Bluetooth Headsets
Our pick of the top handset accessories We used to laugh at those old episodes of Star Trek where Lieutenant Uhura would sit at her computer console with a big lump of metal shoved in her lughole. Yet here we all are in the 21st Century walking around, sticking our fingers in our ear so we can take calls on our dinky little Bluetooth headsets.…
The Register |
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Google maps Russian assault on Savannah
Georgia on its mind. Just not the right one Google may have plans to catalogue all the world's information, but it's found itself a bit confused between the former Soviet republic of Georgia and the southern US state.…
The Register |
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Uganda: Police to Monitor Use of Weapons
THE POLICE is to install a weapon information management software that will be used to monitor use, storage and movement of its weapons around the country.
AllAfrica.com |
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AMD wary of growing 'mini laptop' shipments
PC industry fears netbooks will hurt laptop sales AMD has no immediate plans to release a processor designed for low-cost laptops, sometimes called netbooks, saying it's not yet clear whether or not growing shipments of these devices will cannibalise sales of mainstream laptops.
PC Advisor |
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Surf Jacking: HTTPS Will Not Save You
In this paper we will describe a security issue that affects major web sites and their customers. Attackers exploiting this vulnerability are able to hijack an HTTP session even when the victim and th...
Net Security |
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"I am Rich" iPhone app video walkthrough surfaces, Apple admits it has a "kill switch" and can hold world to ransom
Remember the "I am Rich" $1000 iPhone app? We reported on it when it first became available and then when it was prompty removed only a day later. Brilliantly, someone has now posted a video "walkthrough" of the app on to YouTube so we can actually see what's behind the $1000 toll.
Tech Digest via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News |
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JumpTV Reports Q2 2008 Results
TORONTO -- (Marketwire) -- 08/11/08 -- JumpTV (TSX: JTV) (AIM: JTV), a leading broadcaster of live and on-demand sports and international television over the Internet, today announced results for the second quarter ended June 30, 2008.
Broadcast Newsroom |
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Over 300 Senior Executives Sign up to Hear Orbitz, Expedia, Priceline and Travelocity Debate the Future of Online Travel
In the last 6 weeks over 300 travel executives have signed up to attend the Travel Distribution Summit North America, being held on October 1-2 in Las Vegas. And with another two months before the event, hundreds more senior-level travel suppliers and intermediaries are expected to register.
eyefortravel.com |
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Microsoft Zune seeks Hollywood glamour
Microsoft is looking to Hollywood to help it take a larger slice of Apple's iPod market with the Zune. The world's biggest software company is reportedly doing the rounds at movie studios in an attempt to secure exclusive deals for shows for use by and distribution through its Zune Marketplace and player, which has struggled to gain converts.
Macworld UK |
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Top 15 Website Design Tips
Developing a new website takes a great deal of time and patience. It is also important that your content be presented in both a readable and easily accessible way, not just for the benefit of your visitors but to search engines too. To this end Host-Review has created a list of fifteen tips that could help your finished site stand out from the crowd.
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Inventory Management And Order Fulfillment For Retail Chains Accelerated By Wireless Computer Solution
Dial Industries, Inc., of Los Angeles, which produces thousands of plastic household products sold at retail chains nationwide, is employing a wireless computing solution from Psion Teklogix, Inc., and Mobile BIS to speed inventory management and accuracy while improving order fulfillment to its customers.
DataCollectionOnline |
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Roxio Launches Online Storytelling Platform
Roxio®, a division of Sonic Solutions® , the leader in digital media software, today launched Roxio Online with PhotoShow®, a new Web service that enables families to quickly and simply turn their personal photos and video clips into engaging multimedia slideshows that can be shared privately with close friends and family.
PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance |
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Apps we love
An app to make beautiful music, a simple network manager and a way to save interesting Web pages for later without filling up your bookmarks
The Globe and Mail |
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Tax boards face flood of appeals by homeowners
Homeowners battered by the economy are seeking help in unprecedented numbers from property tax review boards. Nearly 6,000 tax assessment appeals were filed in Monmouth and Ocean counties this year, pushing hearing dates months beyond the normal calendar. WEB EXTRA: Visit Data Universe
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