Monthly Archives: May 2009

Adobe AIR Takes Rich Internet Apps Beyond the Browser

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Adobe Systems' Adobe Integrated Runtime, more commonly known as Adobe AIR, has become a popular target for enterprises looking to create rich Internet applications...
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OpenOffice.org 3.1 Is a Worthwhile Upgrade

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OpenOffice.org 3.1 Is a Worthwhile Upgrade by Jason Brooks Calc Speed Increase Some of the most dramatic enhancements in OOo Version 3.1 involve the performance boosts that...

Cisco Aims Networking Expertise at Utility Infrastructure

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Cisco Systems is turning its vast networking expertise to the power industry, outlining a strategy to help utilities and their customers more efficiently manage...

Craigslist Targeted by South Carolina Attorney General

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Craigslist's promise to remove its Erotic Services category, replacing it with a screened Adult Services section, was apparently not enough for South Carolina Attorney...

Acer Debuts 11.6-inch Aspire Netbook

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The AO751h, the first 11.6-inch netbook, also comes with a full-size keyboard. Acer says the netbook's high-definition LED-backlit widescreen (16:9 ratio) display is large...

Researcher IDC, EMC Total Up the ‘Digital Universe’

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In a report released May 18 that ostensibly takes roll of everything digital-up to and including the calendar year ending at midnight, Dec. 31,...

Appro Combines Intel, Nvidia Chips in HPC Cluster

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Appro is rolling out a high-performance computing cluster that combines Intel's Nehalem server chip and Nvidia's Tesla graphics processor.Appro's HyperPower Cluster, announced May 18,...
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Nokia Launches 3 New Internet-Ready Phones

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Nokia Launches 3 New Internet-Ready Phones by Michelle Maisto No Title The Nokia 2730 Classic features a 2-inch QVGA display, a 2-megapixel camera, Bluetooth connectivity and a...

Atlantis Crew Completes Final Hubble Spacewalk

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Calling the Hubble Space Telescope's extreme makeover a "really tremendous adventure," the Space Shuttle Atlantis crew finished its fifth and final spacewalk May 18...

Google, Yahoo, Microsoft Lead U.S. Search, ComScore Says

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Google continues to lead the U.S. core search market with some 64.2 percent market share for its sites, according to a May 18 report...