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Citrix boosts virtual application delivery
Daniel Robinson, vnunet.com , Tuesday 26 August 2008 at 17:56:00 XenApp 5 speeds application startup times and adds support for Window Server 2008 Citrix has announced a new release of its XenApp application virtualisation tool, adding Windows Server 2008 compatibility and speeding application performance for end-users....
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Investigation launched after details of one million bank customers were found on computer sold on eBay for £35
A Government investigation was launched today after personal details of more than a million bank customers were found on a computer sold on eBay.
Daily Mail: World News |
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Web site off-limits to Vallejo employees
Vallejo city employees were blocked from accessing at least one news Web site Monday in an effort to cut down on "political blogging," said City Manager Joseph Tanner. Tanner said the move was to prevent city employees from posting public comments on what he described as political sites, leaving the details of that directive to the city Internet technology department's staff.
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Snoop software makes surveillance a sinch
Laura Margottini
New Scientist |
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Metromix Rochester, an entertainment Web site, launches
insider, the Democrat and Chronicle's publication for people in their 20s and 30s, has launched Metromix Rochester.
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle |
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Secured Digital Wins $1.76M Contract To Install RFID Enabled Warehouse Management System
Secured Digital Applications, Inc. (OTCBB:SDGL), a provider of mobile communication, outsourced business and information technology consulting services announced today that the Company was awarded another contract by New Alliance (China) Ltd to install the EyStar Warehouse Management System ("EWMS") for its subsidiary company in Fuzhou, China
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Library card offers several ways to trim household budget
How would you like free Internet access, or maybe free movie rentals? How about both?
The Greenville News |
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Snoop software makes surveillance a cinch
Laura Margottini
New Scientist |
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RichardsoNEyres Issues Green Study
August 26, 2008 -- ( <http://www.thewhir.com> WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) -- Data center infrastructure provider RichardsoNEyres announced on Tuesday it released new research that reveal that many data center operators are not taking green issues seriously enough and are adopting a do-it-yourself approach.
Web Host Industry Review |
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Netflix faults hardware for outage Netflix Inc. is blaming a faulty piece of computer hardware for a breakdown that delayed millions of shipments to the online DVD rental service's customers earlier this month. The explanation, posted late last week on the...
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Music video is reinvented on the Internet
(AP:NEW YORK) The first time Arcade Fire performed in Paris, Mathieu Saura stood outside the venue with his girlfriend, holding up a sign that read, "Please, we want to come to the show."
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Review: Platinum Solitaire for iPhone
Other iPhone-based solitaire games offer a wider scope. But Platinum Software ups the ante when you opt for the Casino version of the card game.
Macworld |
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Seffner Man Charged With Possession Of Child Porn
A 60-year-old Seffner man downloaded child pornography images and videos, Hillsborough County deputies say.
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Jury seated, wife's murder trial set to start
The two tables in the front of the courtroom were covered in paper. The paper was piled in stacks -- computer print-outs and pads of yellow, lined paper. And the attorney for the prosecution and the attorney for the defense each sat at a table, trying to keep track of all the jurors on the list.
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Charter Announces Laptop-A-Day Giveaway for Online Orders
ST. LOUIS, BUSINESS WIRE -- Charter Communications, Inc. (NASDAQ: CHTR) announced today that the Company will offer new and current customers a chance to win one of 30 laptop computers by ordering services online.
Broadcast Newsroom |
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Child protection database to be used by police to trace criminals
A vast computer database with details of every child in England is to be used by the police in the fight against crime.
Daily Mail |
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Top 50 UK online retailers
Internet research firm Hitwise has listed the top 50 UK e-retailers selling goods and services, in partnership with the the IMRG Index Classification.
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Teen Charged In Computer-Rage Attack
PALM BAY, Fla. -- A 15-year-old was taken into custody after police said he chased his mother with a knife and beat his brother with a sugar cane over a change in computer privileges.
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China lifts iTunes block but for Tibet album
Apple Inc.'s iTunes online music store is back up and running again in China after it was apparently blocked last week by local authorities. However, the Web page for downloading a pro-Tibet album, which is suspected of prompting the crackdown, remains...
San Francisco Chronicle |
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Police recruit on rape charge
A police recruit is charged with raping a woman he met on the internet, two weeks into his training.
Stuff |
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Netflix Blames Faulty Hardware For Massive Outage
LOS GATOS, Calif. -- Netflix is blaming faulty computer hardware for a delay in shipping millions of DVDs to its customers earlier this month.
KRXI-TV Reno |
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Computer sold on eBay held bank details
BANK details of over a million customers have been discovered on a computer sold on eBay.
Edinburgh Evening News |
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What Arroyo failed to see at Port Irene
When residents of Santa Ana town in Cagayan heard that President Macapagal-Arroyo was visiting the Cagayan Special Economic Zone and Freeport last month, they thought she would look into reports of vehicle smuggling at Port Irene or into their complaints against online casinos operating in their midst.
Philippine Daily Inquirer |
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'White' terror suspect arrested over 'Islamic internet plot to kill Gordon Brown'
A suspected terrorist has been arrested over an alleged Internet plot to assassinate Gordon Brown, police revealed today.
Daily Mail: World News |
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Netflix Blames Computer Hardware For Shipping Delays
Netflix is blaming faulty computer hardware for a delay in shipping millions of DVDs to its customers earlier this month.
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