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Notebook sales jump 158%, drive PC sales growth
The boom in notebook computers is driving the personal computer sales growth in India.
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Spintronics At Work: IBM Outlines "racetrack" Memory
San Jose (CA) - IBM today pitched a completely new storage technology that could replace traditional hard drives and flash-based solid state disk drives (SSDs).
Tom's Hardware Guide |
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Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Thu 24th May 2007 20:59 UTC
"Those in search of eternal life need look no further than the computer industry.
OS News |
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Traffic by Jude Willis
The founder of Apple community site MacTalk has either uncovered the biggest Australian tech news story of the year. Or he's one mischievous bugger.
ZDNet Australia |
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Intel up after upgrade ahead of report
NEW YORK (AP) - Shares of Intel Corp. are up after an analyst upgraded the chip maker ahead of its quarterly report. He cited renewed confidence that it can improve its profit margins and gain market share.
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AT&T Further Expands 3G in South Carolina, Bringing Broadband Service to Charleston, Greenville; Plans to Invest More ...
COLUMBIA, S.C. ( Map ) - COLUMBIA, S.C. , April 10 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- AT&T Inc. (NYSE: T ) announced today the continuation of an aggressive program that enhances and maximizes the overall customer experience in South Carolina .
The San Francisco Examiner |
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MEA servers hacked, China hand suspected
The computer network within the Ministry of External Affairs has been broken into, allegedly by Chinese hackers, government sources told Hindustan Times on Thursday.
Hindustan Times |
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Intel Up After Upgrade Ahead of Report
Shares of Intel Corp. are up after an analyst upgraded the chip maker ahead of its quarterly report. He cited renewed confidence that it can improve its profit margins and gain market share.
AP via Yahoo! Finance |
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Quadcore showdown strikes: Phenom vs. Core 2 Quad
THE TWO CONTENDERS in the quad-core PC world are duking it out today on Extremetech. Although you’d argue this is a bantam weight match, this fight involves AMD’s top performer, the Phenom X4 9850 vs. Intel’s lightweight, the Q9300. Extremetech included an E8500 for relativity. These guys...
The Inquirer |
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Woman Charged in Tax Fraud Banned from Computers
Apr. 11, 2008 (Newsday, Melville, N.Y.) A Riverhead [N.Y.] woman charged with running a multimillion-dollar tax fraud scheme out of her home was told [Wednesday] by a judge to stay away from computers.
SmartPros Accounting |
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Intelligent systems in all walks of life
Until the 1960s, the radio was the only significant electronics in an automobile. All other functions were entirely mechanical or electrical, such as the starter motor and the battery charging systems.
Instrumentation Systems and Automation Society |
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Feds: Utah state employee tapped computers to steal identities
Authorities say a Utah state employee used state computers to steal identities, even applying for credit cards and then intercepting them at mailboxes outside the victims' homes.
2News Salt Lake City |
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NEC VPCC Achieves Annual Energy Savings of up to 62% of Conventional PCs
SANTA CLARA, Calif.----NEC Corporation of America, a premier provider of IT and network solutions and services, today announced the availability of the latest version of its management software console for virtual PC desktop systems, NEC SigmaSystemCenter 2.0.
Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance |
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Spintronics at work: IBM outlines “racetrack” memory
IBM today pitched a completely new storage technology that could replace traditional hard drives and flash-based solid state disk drives (SSDs). IBM believes that spintronics-based storage devices that store data within a wiretrack could enable MP3 players with several terabytes of capacity and superfast access times.
TG Daily |
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Blockbuster looks to TV streaming for survival
IT SEEMS THAT Blockbuster could soon be giving Apple TV a run for its money in the online film streaming market. The video company is rumoured to be developing direct streaming to be sent directly to TVs via a set top device.
The Inquirer |
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 10th Oct 2006 15:10 UTC, submitted by Tanked
"It is rare that you would willingly let vandals and burglars into your home but a controlled environment like a honeypot computer lets you do the technological equivalent in relative safety.
OS News |
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What Does Google Know About Us?
The better question might be, what doesn't Google know about us, according to Gartner analysts.... SOLVE MORE ISSUES on the first call. Try WebEx FREE ZAP REMOTE SUPPORT ISSUES! Crush Support Log Jams! BLAST THROUGH FIREWALLS! Try WebEx REMOTE SUPPORT
eWeek |
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Sonoma West News
SEBASTOPOL – While other segments of the Sebastopol populace debate whether to “get wired” or not, the City of Sebastopol has launched its first-ever Internet-based voter’s poll on the city website (www.sebastopol.ca.us.)
Sonoma West Times and News |
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Taking online advertising to the next level
It’s taking online advertising to the next level. For free. For over a year now, budding entrepreneurs and freelancers have found a place in the Internet where they interact with one another and promote their businesses and services without shelling out a single centavo.
Philippine Daily Inquirer |
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First Look: magicJack Internet calling
For the longest time, the three most popular ways to make phone calls was through a landline, a cellular phone, or a voice over Internet protocol (VoIP) phone system such as Skype. Landlines offer near-perfect reliability and sound quality, but with varying costs and limited mobility. Cellular phones offers mobility but at the cost of high fees. Vo...
MacNN |
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Gartner: Windows is Untenable and Collapsing
At a Gartner sponsored conference in Las Vegas, two Gartner analysts described Windows as untenable and collapsing. They also said that Microsoft must make radical changes
The Mac Observer |
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Wired: The Mac Guru of Damascus
There's a neat little story in the current issue (16.05) of Wired magazine about MacBooks being stolen (and recovered) while traveling abroad. From The Mac Guru of Damascus in the Case of the Missing Laptops: Before my fiancée and I headed to Syria to study Arabic, we often heard...
ZDNet |
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Anti-Bullying Bill
Lawmakers want to stop school bullying. An anti-bullying bill heading to the House floor requires schools to take a more aggressive approach to bullies and the bill also takes the bully battle to cyberspace.
WJHG Panama City |
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Information Technology
US software firm Symantec (Nasdaq: SYMT) announced during its ManageFusion conference its plans to acquire Palo Alto-based software developer AppStream.
Business News Americas |
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3K Integrates Theft Recovery System Into Its Longitude Semi-Rugged Notebooks
Florida-based computer manufacturer 3K Computers, LLC announced it is now offering Computrace®, a theft recovery system, in its Longitude Semi-Rugged Notebook Series.
Marketwire via Yahoo! Finance |
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