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Icron USB 2.0 core modules for embedded
BURNABY, USA: Icron Technologies Corp. , the developers of ExtremeUSB, has released the ExtremeUSB 2.0 Core 2100 Module daughter boards. Implementing Icron's latest generation ExtremeUSB extension technology, the highly integrated Core 2100 modules offer twice the range at half the price of previous Icron USB 2.0 solutions . These small form factor embedded modules enable Icron customers to ...
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Sex Offender Laws In Nevada Face Court Challenge
LAS VEGAS -- Eager to protect children from sexual predators, Nevada and other states across the nation are adopting laws that publicize the names of offenders on the Internet.
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Ex-Wipro agent may have hacked Haywood's comp
Taufique Bilal, the man the Gujarat Police suspects of being one of the masterminds of the terror plot that killed 57 people in Ahmedabad last month, is a Mumbai resident.
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A kiwi computer whiz is among a small group of international scientists to prove electronic passports can be easily copied, changed and passed off as genuine.
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Intel Ships 1 Billionth Processor
In 1978, a "hand-held" was a transistor radio, computers were gigantic mainframe, immobile machines, and the Internet was a project by a handful of research scientists.
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Gates, Chinese official meet in Beijing
Chinese Vice Premier Li Keqiang says he hopes his meeting with Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates in Beijing will bear fruit in the future.In their meeting Friday, Li said he held hopes China could strengthen its relationship with Microsoft, based in Seattle, China's state-run news agency, Xinhua, reported.Li said China wants to boost its information industry and is ready to expand its relationship ...
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Phone service cancellation results in $720 fee
Q. In May 2005, I acquired a line with AT&T for my business and signed a three-year contract for Internet service. Throughout the contract period, I ran into several issues with them.
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The Herald-Zeitung Mobile Edition
The Herald-Zeitung provides a text-only version of its daily web edition for readers using cellular telephones or handheld computers. Registered users of AvantGo can create their own custom channel to download regular updates.
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Internet Fraud Ignored by Authorities, Study Charges
Spyware, viruses, and phishing cost consumers $7.1 billion in 2007, but a report says the U.S. fails to prosecute Internet fraud.
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MacDailyNews - Where Mac news comes first
"An immature chipset solution from Infineon Technologies AG may be at the root of reported connection problems with Apple, Inc.'s 3G iPhone, Nomura analyst Richard Windsor said in a note to clients Tuesday," Aude Lagorce reports for MarketWatch.
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CMS unveils athletics reforms
Can Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools stop the cheating? Superintendent Peter Gorman is turning to mandatory honor codes, telephone hot lines and improved computer tracking to stop the wave of student-athletes who've been lying about their home addresses to play for desired teams. Some who've been watching CMS' months-long athletics scandal say the moves will likely slow the phenomenon as people ...
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House detectives
When Loui Tucker and Sabine Zappe bought their bungalow in the Buena Vista neighborhood of San Jose in 2005, they started the process of "backdating" the house -- that is, undoing a lot of the remodeling that had been done over the years that they thought robbed it of its original charm.
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Franken, Coleman in YouTube 'debate'
MINNEAPOLIS - Al Franken and Norm Coleman don't have any debates scheduled yet in the U.S. Senate contest. But you can see them answering questions about the issues on your own computer.
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Sans Digital debuts 2-bay RAID tower, TR2UT
Sans Digital has announced the TowerRAID TR2UT, a two-bay storage enclosure, offering eSATA and USB 2.0 interfaces and hardware RAID striping and mirroring. The TR2UT uses a Silicon Image 5744 chipset for its built-in RAID features and the two bays support up to 2TB of storage (1TB in RAID 1 mirroring mode). The tower also offers spanning and JBOD ...
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Apple budgets $450K for lobbying govt in Q2
During the second quarter of 2008, Apple reportedly spend $450,000 on lobbying within the federal government, under a broad spectrum of interests in energy conservation, education, and intellectual property rights. Forbes writes that a disclosure form ñ which Apple filed July 21st ñ shows Apple dividing the aforementioned figure among patent reform...
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‘Everyone is hurting'
Photos of Donna Barnhardt's granddaughters frolicking in the surf still melt across her screensaver at the Sun-drop Bottling Co. Behind the computer, sympathy cards line the window, a few feet from the front door. Two months ago, someone walked through that open door, snatched money and vending machine change, and gunned down Barnhardt and job applicant Darrell Noles. Police are still looking ...
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India’s indigenous speak-and-see phone
Make local/international calls through Internet connection
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E-Waste: Afterlife Of Old Electronics
Apple's latest must-have gadget. Motorola's newer, sleeker cell phone. A giant flat-screen TV. It's hard to resist the allure of an electronics upgrade. One problem with technophilia: what to do with old electronics.
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Retired Gates Predicts Software Revolution
In his first speech since stepping down from daily work at Microsoft, Gates describes an expansion of Internet services that revolutionizes software development.
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Fliers Cheer: No More Pulling Out Laptop
Starting today, some fliers won't have to remove laptops from bags at security.
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Bet on the net to find true love
London, Aug 16 : The chances of 'running' into your true love are more on the Internet than at work or at a park - especially if you're over 45.
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MacDailyNews - Where Mac news comes first
"Apple has launched its new iPhone decisively into BlackBerry’s business market, by improving security, e-mail and allowing third-party software to run on its platform. But this is not a challenge Research in Motion, maker of BlackBerry, is going to take lightly.
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More Treo Pro details emerge
Filed under: Cellphones , Handhelds The dam has been breached, and now there seems to be no stopping the internet at large as every little nook and cranny of the Treo Pro is exposed and explored. TreoCentral member scottymomo has fleshed out a few more details on the device, and dug up that Comm Manager shot up above. Details include: HTC task manager. Comm Manager's Airplane ...
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Journals week in review: news from One Microsoft Way
In this week's top Microsoft news on Ars, we cover the Microsoft Sphere, Windows 7, Windows Live Messenger 9.0, Windows Vista, the Zune, Microsoft and the Olympics, Windows Live, Windows Live Hotmail, and DirectX. Details on what exactly happened with all these are inside. Read More...
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Chamber Web site up and running
She’s still tweaking it, but Jennifer Palmer thinks the new Albertville Chamber of Commerce Web site is XLNT (that’s “excellent” for those unfamiliar with Internet lingo.)
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