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- Autor: Svebor Postano: 24.07.2007. |
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- AP - Michael Vick was ordered by commissioner Roger Goodell on Monday to stay away from the Atlanta Falcons' training camp until the league reviews the dogfighting charges against him. |
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- Autor: honey Postano: 24.07.2007. |
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Mwave.com (Jul 23 2007 23:57 GMT) - Price: $38.93; Rating: 4. |
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TECHONWEB (Jul 23 2007 23:57 GMT) - Price: $40.11; Rating: 4. |
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- Price: $40.48; Rating: 4. |
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- Connecticut RV Park Campground Directory and Camping Guide of Campgrounds and RV Parks in Connecticut CampUSA.com. Connecticut Campground Search. Region? detailed information for Connecticut Campgrounds on Trails. |
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- There was some good news for authorities battling floods across the UK tonight, as waters appeared to peak below the level which could have flooded a power station serving half a million homes. |
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- Details of a new Microsoft Web analytics tool are available online. |
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- Intel will help server network interfaces take advantage of major recent advances: multiprocessor systems, multicore processors, and virtualization. |
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- Acer president Gianfranco Lanci today became the first major PC manufacturer to openly attack Microsoft over the Windows Vista operating system. |
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- Gives the go-ahead to the mass production of its XO laptop; moves release deadline back to October. |
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- The same employees and IT workers who handle and protect sensitive business information may be being trained and recruited by organized criminals to steal it. |
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- More info and a new kit for building and customizing Trojan malware is on sale online. |
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- A supposedly earth-friendly PC is being developed in Britain, featuring wood casing for keyboard, screen, and mouse. |
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- Update your Adobe software, Wii users. |
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- Microsoft Excel spreadsheets are the lastest ploy used by stock scammers to deliver get-rich-quick schemes. |
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- Windows Vista's share of online users has increased every month this year, a metrics company reports. |
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- A photo that purports to confirm the existence of a new Chinese missile sub could torpedo Google's aspirations in China. |
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- The free service also comes with a network-based message box that can deliver voicemail via e-mail attachments and that can be checked via the Web. |
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- Rigorous disclosure of network vulnerabilities will all be part of the action at next week's back-to-back hackfests in Las Vegas. |
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- A gaping security hole in Fox News's Web site revealed file directories and sensitive content. |
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- Cisco confirmed that the networking problem Duke University experienced was caused by a Cisco network issue. |
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- SoonR connects mobile phones with the data on a remote Mac or PC. |
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- The Classmate PC will be sold only to schools and not through retail channels to consumers. |
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- HP plans to combine the Opsware software with its own enterprise IT management software. |
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- Kannan Pashupathy, the director of Google's international engineering operations, discusses their overseas efforts. |
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- A team of security experts said it has found a flaw in the iPhone handset that can be used to access private data stored on it. |
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- It all depends on how you define integral. For example, the main things all work, but previewing things in windows explorer won't always work right. Of course I shut all that off anyway so wouldn't miss it. |
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- (InfoWorld) - Windows Vista's share of online users has increased every month this year, while rival Mac OS X -- to which Vista has often been compared -- has shown little, if any, growth, a metrics company reports. According to Net Applications, Windows Vista accounted for 4.52 percent of all systems that browsed the Web in June, up from January's 0.18 percent. Vista has grown its usage share each month since its release to consumers Jan. |
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- Debates enter the 21st Century! Or something like that... Update: The CNN pre-debate panel: a Republican strategist (Ed Rollins), a conservative columnist from the NY Daily News (Michael Goodwin), and a Hillary strategist. |
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- [Slashdot] - Andy Updegrove writes "As you may know, V1, the INCITS Technical Committee that had charge of the US vote on Microsoft's OOXML, failed to reach consensus on either approving or disapproving the specification. As expected, Microsoft has turned to the full INCITS Executive Board in an effort to salvage the situation. Between now and Labor Day, a complicated series of fall-back ballots and meetings has been scheduled to see whether the Executive Board can agree to approve or disapprove OOXML, in either case "with comments. |
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- [Slashdot] - jdelator writes to mention ComputerWorld is reporting that Microsoft's Windows Vista has increased their market share steadily every month while their main opponent, Mac OS X, has remained essentially flat. "According to Net Applications, in June Windows Vista accounted for 4.52% of all systems that browsed the Web, up from January's 0.18%. |
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- [Slashdot] - hhavensteincw writes "Details of Microsoft's answer to Google's Analytics have leaked online. Screenshots have been posted on the Net of the new "Gatineau" Web analytics tool that Microsoft now says will be available in beta this summer. |
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- HP has acquired IT Automation company Opsware for $1.6 billion.Whilst any acquisition of this size is interesting in itself, the back story to Opsware is even more so; Opsware was originally LoudCloud, a Web 1.0 company that took $350million in fundi... |
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- (InfoWorld) - Forget the "7" code name, which was already out there, or the 2010 release date, which was also neither new nor -- based on Microsoft's lately abysmal record with hitting major release dates -- exactly set in stone. The most concrete news to come out of Microsoft's well-executed leak of a few sparse details about the next version of Windows is that it will continue to come in both 32- and 64-bit editions. That will cause many Windows users, primarily businesses, to sigh with relief. PC vendors and large software makers, who see more-powerful 64-bit PCs as key to driving demand for both hardware and software in an increasingly Web-centric world, are likely to have a very different reaction. Bits of the solution The number of bits determines how large the chunks of data a component of the PC can process, which determines how much data it can handle and ultimately how fast it can perform. |
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