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We've always been puzzled as to why Handspring Inc.-which designed the Visor handheld with an eye toward expandability-chose to "hard-wire" the Visor's operating system and core applications in ROM.
Lucent Technologies Inc. last week announced a USB client for its Orinoco line of wireless networking products.
Move gives AT&T capital and DoCoMo access to U.S. wireless markets.
IBM's big plans for Linux are getting bigger every day. While the Armonk, N.Y., company's initial goal was to enable Linux on the mainframe, it is now working to effectively cluster large-scale Linux configurations.
A few weeks ago, i was approached by the operators of an independent Web site about a denial-of-service problem. It seems that a user did not take kindly to being banned from posting to the site and, in retaliation, began using a DoS attack known as a **Q
Colleges, with IBM, use Linux to lure students back to the future.
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How BlackBerry Has Become a Cyber-Security Player
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