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Bionic Commando: Rearmed hits Arcade
Its Wednesday, and its after 9am. It can only mean one thing. No, not that . That's on Fridays. What it actually means is that Microsoft have once again smacked a new game onto the the Arcade for your download-delectation.
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Zinio Turns to ATG to Re-Launch, Expand Digital Publishing Website Experience
ATG (Art Technology Group, Inc., NASDAQ: ARTG), the premier provider of e-commerce software and platform neutral optimization services, today announced that Zinio, the leading platform and service for digital magazines and books, has selected ATG as its newest e-commerce solutions provider. ATG will be powering the re-launch and expansion of Zinio's global suite of digital and interactive ...
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Yahoo launches Fire Eagle: Gauging my personal ROI
Yahoo has launched Fire Eagle, a location management service that is the latest step in the company's effort to add social networking features to its portfolio of sites and open its platform. The company describes Fire Eagle as a way "to store and manage information about their...
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MTNL slashes broadband rates for Delhi
The PSU announced a plan that will offer customers high speed (2 mbps) Internet access at a monthly rental of Rs 99 and 150 mb free download. Alternately, users can opt for a monthly rental scheme of Rs 149 with free download of 400 mb.
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Kenya: When a Whiz Kid in Computer Technology Makes a Goof
The new publishing technology is costly - not only in terms of financial prices but also in terms of the ease with which you can corrupt (and even lose) material through it. I did not know it until very late after ICT had come to general use in Kenya.
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Va. ranks 4th in download speeds
Associated Press - August 13, 2008 7:35 AM ET RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - A study shows Virginians are downloading information from the Internet faster than last year.
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Microsoft Research Asia Hosts Gates at 10 Year Bash
Microsoft Research Asia has grown from a dozen people in 1998 to more than 350 a decade later.
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How a forensic specialist can retrieve data from your hard drive - even if deleted
The first time that I really became aware of computer forensics was around eight years ago when I arranged for some hard drives I had bought from a boot fair to be examined by Professor Neil Barrett, an expert in the field. The results were memorable. When Barrett rang me to say that he had found account details for a Paul McCartney - on a hard drive discarded by a merchant bank - I was ...
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Yahoo launches Fire Eagle location tool
Yahoo unveiled its location tool Fire Eagle last night, in a move it hopes will support a new generation of location-based services for the web. First released in a closed trial in March, Fire Eagle allows users to update and manage information about where they are, so that third-party services can connect and use that information to tailor their service. Users can update Fire Eagle once, and ...
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Neb. wrestlers dismissed, accused of posing nude
LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — Two Nebraska wrestlers, including one who won an NCAA championship in 2007, have been dismissed from the team after posing naked for videos and photographs on an Internet pornography site.
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Bell's wireless USB modem: fast, convenient, and expensive
I'm sitting outside on a park bench in the sunshine, and Michael Phelps is zipping to a new world record finish in the men's 200 meter freestyle right in front of me – a gold medal performance.
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Firefighters contain blaze that burns building at Apple headquarters in northern California
CUPERTINO, Calif. - Firefighters have put out a blaze that burned for more than three hours at the headquarters of computer maker Apple.
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AMD Dresden loses production manager to Osram
After less than two years at AMD's Dresden site, the company's manufacturing vice president Elke Eckstein has moved on. One of Germany's very few female semiconductor managers now is Chief Operating Officer for Osram Opto Semiconductor in Regensburg (Germany).
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Helping build the Great Firewall
Comment is free: Dmitri Vitaliev: China is strongly criticised for its internet censorship – but it is western technology firms that have provided the tools for the job
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OFFICE MANAGER Well established Akron, Ohio based construction company seeks valued, professional, experienced & career minded office manager. Full time position. Successful candidate must possess the following skills: High level computer literacy including Quick Books Pro & Excel.
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Breakthrough makes cheaper images for 3D video games possible
Washington, Aug 13 : Most of the images that serve as computer screen or 3D video games background are often hand painted and expensive.
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MSN takes the brunt of Google's U.S. search blitz
Google continued to grab U.S. Internet search market share at a record pace in July, with Microsoft's MSN search engine the biggest loser over the past year and a half, according to data from Hitwise. Google accounted for 70.77 percent of all online search engine queries in the U.S. for the four weeks ending July 26, Hitwise said Tuesday. The figure is Google's 10th consecutive record ...
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Microsoft Patch Tuesday brings six critical patches
The largest Patch Tuesday since February sees 20 critical flaws addressed, while further 'important' vulnerabilities have been fixed in five patches
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Fire burns building at Apple HQ in California
CUPERTINO, Calif. — Firefighters have put out a blaze that burned for more than three hours at the headquarters of computer maker Apple.
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Bumper Patch Tuesday plugs multiple Office flaws
11 updates, six critical in latest Microsoft update Critical vulnerabilities in Microsoft Office star in the latest edition of Microsoft's Patch Tuesday updates.…
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'Cats rue one that got away
First runs off closer cost team with two outs in 9th TROY -- When Michael Hacker entered the game in the ninth inning to preserve the Tri-City ValleyCats' 2-1 lead over the Batavia Muckdogs, he did so having not allowed a single earned run all season. Things were looking good for Hacker after he got the first two outs on a pop fly and a grounder, but pinch-hitter Christian Rosa singled to ...
Albany Times Union |
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Redfly Windows smartphone terminal
An expensive horse for a specific course Review A more focused variation on the pointless ill-fated Palm Foleo, the Redfly attempts to bring laptop/netbook usability to the humble Windows smartphone.…
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iPO Quick Tip - iTunes: Resetting iPhone and iPod Warnings
The warning dialogs that iTunes displays, like to ask if you really want to delete applications from your iPhone, can get annoying after a while, so it's nice that Apple included an option to stop the dialogs from popping up. The problem is that Apple didn't exactly make it clear how to re-enable those...
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'Different' Dell to downgrade XPS brand
Good news for Alienware Dell has confirmed its XPS brand is to be demoted to a sub-brand, used simply to mark out high-end Inspiron and Studio machines rather than as a product family in its own right.…
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How a forensic specialist can retrieve data from your hard drive - even if deleted
Pete Warren explains how a forensic specialist can recover revealing personal data from your hard drive – even after you think you've deleted everything
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