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Study: Cell phones distract drivers more than passengers do
According to a new study, it's more distracting to have Paris Hilton's Sidekick in the car than it is to have Paris herself. Sorry, Paris. Cell phones distract car drivers ...
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Clearwire-Sprint make it official, pave way for WiMax rollout
A mobile WiMax service, called Clear, will soon be here, now that Clearwire and Sprint-Nextel have completed a $14.5 billion joint-venture deal that was announced in May. The new company ...
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WARP speed for Windows 7
The other day the eagle-eyed Long Zheng noticed a document on Microsoft's MSDN site outlining how Microsoft plans to allow DirectX 10 acceleration on the CPU. by Adrian Kingsley-Hughes
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Openbravo to push open source ERP more aggressively in US
One open source project is giving thanks for reaching the one million download milestone and believes the worldwide financial crisis will only accelerate its growth. Openbravo, a purveyor of a popular open ...
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Monday fun - Simpsons parody Apple
Simpsons parody Apple ... uh, Mapple. MyPods, MyPhones, Brainiac Bars :) by Adrian Kingsley-Hughes
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Supercomputers help design better golf balls
Researchers are using supercomputers to create new balls that will improve the game of avid golfers by flying farther. They've used the supercomputers at Arizona State University to simulate the ...
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The Simpsons lampoon Apple
No one is safe from satire on The Simpsons. The animated series, which just began its 20th season, has lampooned just about every large company, celebrity and pretty much every ...
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Can Linux and Solaris be married?
Nexenta its symbol is a giraffe combines the OpenSolaris kernel with Userland, the open source filesystem. by Dana Blankenhorn
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Calling Mac users - Have you installed antivirus on your Mac?
Apple now recommends that users install antivirus software on their Mac systems. Well, have you? by Adrian Kingsley-Hughes
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AlertPay hit by a large scale DDoS attack
Timing is everything. Millions of account holders at privately owned online payment gateway AlertPay.com weren't able to do business through the service yesterday, due to the fact that AlertPay was ...
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The widget conundrum
There's a pretty good article in Advertising Age about the benefits of widgets and the fact that not a lot of people are using it. AdAge says that "entire segment" ...
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Google, open source and the need for governance
Free competition is a good model for what we want, but competition almost always devolves to monopoly or shared monopoly. What the Bells want is the antitrust police to go ...
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Hackers boot Linux on iPhone
A new front has opened in the ongoing arms race between Apple and iPhone hackers, with one hacker group making the iPhone boot with a Linux 2.6 kernel. A new ...
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Why Grandma Sandy and Aunt Roz don't want an HDTV for Christmas
Answer: Rectangular peg, Square Hole. With the prices of HDTV's plummeting, one would think that people would be rushing to buy new sets, particularly with the analog TV mass-extinction event ...
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Former inmate accused of hacking prison IT
Federal authorities charged a former inmate with successfully breaking into prison computer systems and stealing identity information on prison personnel. It can happen to you too. by Michael Krigsman
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Survey: CIOs 'out of the loop'
CIOs are often seen as "glorified IT directors", looking after the day-to-day running of IT systems, instead of being used to align IT with business aims. Chief information officers are ...
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Highlights from NetApplications data for November '08 - Firefox and Vista break 20% mark
NetApplications has released data for November so it's time to dig through the trends ... by Adrian Kingsley-Hughes
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Waking up, calming down
Fujitsu is working on a steering wheel-mounted drowsiness sensor that will detect subtle changes in the driver's heart rate and respond with various wake-up calls, including opening the windows, blasting ...
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To CCHIT or not to CCHIT is the question
No single vendor or certification process can build an IT infrastructure that both enables innovation and distributes it universally. by Dana Blankenhorn
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Is there no end to the AutoRun madness?
* Ryan Naraine is traveling. Guest editorial by Roel Schouwenberg Let's skip any introduction and get straight to the point: We're currently facing a problem of epidemic proportions in malware ...
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