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BlackBerry Curve 8330 (Sprint)
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Aliph Jawbone 2
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Samsung SyncMaster T220
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Exploring Mars with Java
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Secunia finds 'highly critical' Foxit Reader Flaw
Add the popular Foxit Reader to the list of desktop software applications to be patched as a matter of priority. According to vulnerability research outfit Secunia, there's a "highly critical" ...
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ISVs: XenDesktop, VDI, SolidICE offer no panacea for IT managers
I am always skeptical about new technologies that "threaten" to transform the traditional PC desktop. In my 20 years following the PC industry, I've seen them all – server-based models, ...
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Breaking away from ERP as bookkeeping
Most traditional business software revolves around transactions — the movements recorded in purchase orders, stock movements, bills of materials, invoices, journals and every other document that has evolved to record ...
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Apple under pressure to fix Safari 'carpet bomb' flaw
The Google-backed StopBadware.org coalition has called on Apple to rethink its stance on whether the Safari "carpet bomb" issue reported by Nitesh Dhanjani constitutes a serious security risk. Dhanjani originally ...
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MacBook Err
A Kodawarisan reader found this MacBook Air on display at a store in AKIHABARA Japan. The MBA has what appears to be an error keyboard with an extra F10 key ...
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A 13th century social network
According to Nature News, a team of French researchers has used medieval documents to create the oldest detailed social network ever constructed. The mathematicians and computer scientists looked through thousands ...
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Yo Philly: iSepta perfect for Philly iPhone users
Having spent almost 20 years in Philadelphia iSepta is one application that I can relate to. SEPTA, for the uninitiated, is the South Eastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority. SEPTA runs Philly's ...
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TweetCube, dead simple filesharing on Twitter
I've written before about the importance of Twitter's ecosystem, and TweetCube provides a perfect example. The service adds dead simple filesharing functionality to Twitter. Log-in to your Twitter account via ...
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Investing legends circle Yahoo; Does a breakup make sense?
The Microhoo saga has attracted a who's who list of investors to Yahoo in a big bet that Carl Icahn will force some sort of "shareholder value." The latest investing ...
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Is SOA delivering value? We need to understand this better
Loraine Lawson just posted some thoughts about the results of a new qualitative study, sponsored by SAP and conducted in conjunction with the University of St. Gallen, which suggests that ...
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Google holds firm against Lieberman's call to take down Islamist videos
Sen. Joe Lieberman wants Google to take down terrorist videos from YouTube. In a letter to Google CEO Eric Schmidt, Lieberman wrote: Many of the videos produced by one of ...
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189 bln mobile messages sent in 2007
189 bln mobile messages have been sent by US mobile-phone subscribers in 2007. Gartner forecasts 301 bln mobile messages sent in 2008. Those figures would still account for only a ...
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Moore's Law and health care
Roland Piquepaille's latest take on nanobots in the bloodstream has me reflecting on the greatest force we have available for surviving health care inflation. Moore's Law. Moore's Law, the idea ...
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Triple booting into Vista, Mac OS X, and Ubuntu on a Fujitsu U810 UMPC
A few weeks ago Jason D. O'Grady posted about the news that a person was able to get Mac OS X running on an OQO. Prior to that Kevin Tofel ...
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DoS Attacks Using SQL Wildcards Revealed
Yesterday, Ferruh Mavituna of Portcullis released a whitepaper entitled "DoS Attacks Using SQL Wildcards", with some insightful comments on how it's possible to multiply the attack tactics discussed to the ...
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Are you wary of the insider on the outside?
Whenever the risks from the inside threat are discussed, it's usually about the disgruntled/malicious employee within the firewall abusing permissions to steal data or plant malware in sensitive parts of ...
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Wyse, HP hope XenDesktop will drive thin client sales
Wyse and HP have launched new lines of thin clients that are optimized for Citrix's XenDesktop and the virtualized desktop. Citrix's much anticipated XenDesktop, which will compete against VMware's VDI ...
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SAP Business ByDesign customers quietly confident
While it is still early days, SAP Business ByDesign customers are quietly confident the service will deliver value. Earlier today, David Suntinger, corporate development at WIMA, a German engineering business ...
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MokaFive announces general availability of LivePC desktop-as-a-service offering
MokaFive, a desktop virtualization company, has announced the general release of v.10 of its Virtual Desktop Solution, a cross-platform desktop-as-a-service DaaS product. The Redwood City, Calif. company says its DaaS ...
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Intel to revamp processor lineup for Q3 08
I'm hearing rumors from a number of sources that suggest that Intel is planning another round of price cuts for existing CPUs and also the introduction of new processors for ...
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