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Creating Order from Chaos with Evernote
A growing number of people are using a Web-based service and software application running on smartphones and PCs called Evernote, designed for people struggling to become organized. |
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Cisco's WebEx Changes Aimed at Microsoft's Market
Cisco Systems discussed its Web-based software strategy at a press conference that outlined new features and functions for its WebEx conferencing service that move into Microsoft's territory. |
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Microsoft Says Vista Buyers To Get Free Windows 7
Microsoft says prices for the Windows 7 computer operating system are largely in line with those for Vista, and that people who buy PCs before the new system goes on sale in October will get free upgrades. |
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PC Makers Voluntarily Supply Web Filter in China
Several PC makers are including controversial Internet-filtering software with computers shipped in China, despite a government decision to postpone its plan to make such a step mandatory. |
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Acer Leaps From Unknown to PC Phenomenon
Acer, the personal computer seller based in Taiwan, has become a finely tuned organization that is leading the tech charge, obliterating some of the computing industry's longest-standing traditions. |
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Review: Tiny, Mighty Netbooks for On-the-Go People
Portable computing is more portable -- and powerful -- with netbooks, miniature laptops costing less than $400 and weighing less than three pounds, designed primarily for connecting to the Internet. |
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Cyberspace Shapes Up To Be Next Battleground
A new reality is facing policy-makers in the U.S.: Computer attacks will be an integral element of future conflict, and we are more dependent on computer networks than any other nation. |
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Va. Lawmakers Drill In on Hacker Attack, IT Delays
Some doctors are holding off prescribing painkillers after a hacker accessed more than 35.5 million of Virginia's most sensitive prescription drug records two months ago, a state official reported. |
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Cyberwar Defenders Reach an Impasse
The United States and Russia are locked in a fundamental dispute over how to counter the growing threat of cyberwar attacks that could wreak havoc on global computer systems and the Internet. |
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MySpace Conviction Is Reversed
'BugDay' To Fix Bugs in Firefox 3.5
Satellite To Boost Rural Coverage
E-Tailers, States Tussle Over Taxes
Shrunken Joost Focuses on Platforms
Acer: From Unknown to Phenomenon
Steve Jobs Back at Apple Part-Time
Celebrity Deaths Drive Spam Flood
Motorola Selects Android Carriers
Google vs. Bing: Bing Holds Its Own
Analysts Criticize Windows 7 Prices
Invitations To Google Voice Sent
EU Slashes Wireless Roaming Fees
Just a Little Web Site Called Google
My PC Has Shrunk the Hard Drive
Vista Buyers To Get Free Windows 7
Intel, Nokia Eye Future Smartphones
Motorola Phones: Sales, Not Dazzle
