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Bar codes to be read by hand-held Internet scanners called CueCats made their latest appearance in print Sunday in The Dallas Morning News, even as the creators of the technology grapple with concerns about privacy and ease of use.
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U.N. arbitrators ruled on Monday that a cybersquatter with addresses in Panama and Latvia must give up 43 domain names it had registered containing variations of the name of the Internet search service AltaVista Co.
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Despite a White House prohibition, 13 government agencies are secretly using technology that tracks the Internet habits of people visiting their Web sites, and in at least one case provides the information to a private company, a congressional review has found.
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The first open balloting of board members to the nonprofit group overseeing the Internet's name and address system led Tuesday to the election of five regional directors, including a German hacker.
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The new e-economy is becoming more and more reliant on the over 50s because of their knowledge and business acumen, says a report published in the UK.
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The Internet's management organization has tentatively approved a new Web address suffix for the European Union, officials said Wednesday.
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In the annals of industrial espionage, last week's hacker attack on Microsoft's in-house computers ranks low on the scale for both sophistication and results.
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A programming glitch kept hundreds of people from voting as the world's first international cyberelections got under way.
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In the lore of Silicon Valley, it is simply
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Colleges fairs used to mean fighting through pushy crowds, gathering stacks of useless literature and trudging home with unanswered questions.
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Before long, cell phones will give wireless companies a very good idea of the whereabouts of customers and even make it possible to market services to users based on where they like to shop and eat.
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Imagine walking by a Starbucks in an unfamiliar city. Your cell phone rings, and a coupon for coffee pops up on its screen, good only at that location.
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Pop superstar Madonna has won her case at an international panel to evict a New York cybersquatter from the Internet address madonna.com, which was initially a porn site, U.N. arbitrators said on Monday.
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Education leaders endorsed a plan Tuesday that would make Massachusetts the first state to require full-time public college students to own a laptop computer.
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A hacker had high-level access to Microsoft Corp.'s computer system for 12 days -- not up to five weeks, as the company had first reported -- and was monitored the entire time.
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Microsoft beefed up its MSN Internet portals on Wednesday and said it was going on the offensive to try and make MSN the world's dominant online brand.
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What made Microsoft Corp., a software company, think it could make money by building a new video game machine, jumping into a crowded arena dominated by the likes of Nintendo, Sega and Sony?
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A one-stop gateway to all 27 million U.S. government Web pages set up last month is inadequately protected from hackers, congressional investigators told a House panel Monday.
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Suffolk County, home of the Hamptons and other playgrounds of the wealthy, has voted to ban drivers from using hand-held cellular phones.
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Online auctions are the most common avenue for Internet fraud by a landslide, according to a report from the National Consumers League's Internet Fraud Watch.
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Four out of five Americans doubt the U.S. government's ability to maintain computer security and privacy, a poll released Monday showed.
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After years of pressure from the computer industry, the Clinton administration is letting companies export powerful encryption programs to 23 foreign governments.
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A group of researchers claims to have defeated four different technologies being developed to prevent computer users from listening to copyright music for free.
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Internet radio promises to transform home stereo systems into the widest of wide-band radios, pumping music, talk and news from an infinite number of broadcast stations into our living rooms at the touch of a button.
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Surveying the future of cyberspace, a scientific advisory panel on Wednesday suggested that Congress consider a voucher program to help needy families get connected to the Internet. The group also proposed a flat tax for states to collect revenue from Web sales.
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Sony Corp. let its new robot pet, complete with waggling ears and attitude, out of the kennel on Thursday.
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Sony Corp. said on Thursday it will begin selling a new pet robot by the end of the year as a mechanical pal for its popular
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Sony Corp. on Monday unveiled a new series of its VAIO personal computers -- the latest effort by the electronics giant to integrate its consumer electronics, PC, and media empire.
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French actress Isabelle Adjani and Grammy Award winner Sade have won the right to their domain names after independent arbitrators ruled in their favor in cybersquatting cases, a United Nations agency said on Tuesday.
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French actress Isabelle Adjani and Grammy Award winner Sade have won the right to their domain names after independent arbitrators ruled in their favour in cybersquatting cases heard by the United Nations arbitrators.
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As many as 50 million U.S. adults are in danger of becoming functionally
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Nearly one-third of Japanese households now uses the Internet, with female users in their 30s showing a dramatic rise, a survey showed Wednesday.
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A team of Swedish computer buffs have fought off thousands of rivals from around the world to crack what was billed as the toughest code challenge ever set.
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Texas Instruments Inc. Monday unveiled a new chip for Internet music devices, which uses advanced power management technology that would allow the devices to play for as much as 70 hours on two AA-sized batteries.
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Imagine the relief of finding a ritually congested highway suddenly traffic-free. Then a glance in the rearview mirror reveals the reason: a 747 landing right behind you.
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Concerns the Internet revolution has dehumanized America may be unfounded.
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Concerns the Internet revolution has dehumanized America may be unfounded.
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Unions and Internet campaigners reacted angrily Wednesday to new British laws that they say will let unscrupulous employers snoop on personal phone calls and e-mail messages by their staff.
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A scrambling technique scripted by two Belgians has been chosen as the proposed U.S. government standard to protect sensitive data and help spur the digital economy, the Commerce Department said on Monday.
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A congressionally chartered panel on Friday will recommend voluntary Internet smut filtering in schools and libraries, a step short of a mandatory child-shielding plan about to be voted on by Congress.
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Christmas 2000? Bah humbug, say video game companies who are already looking past this holiday season to spot the popular trends that will foster the hottest game titles for 2001 and beyond.
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David Vong is bullish on China's Internet. Despite sweeping new Chinese restraints on online businesses, his Hong Kong company is buying a Web services provider in China for $1 million and designing a state-run Internet site.
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A judge on Wednesday ordered the temporary shutdown of a Web site that offers to sell votes to the highest bidder, pending a lawsuit that alleges it violates U.S. election laws.
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Flexing its muscle on a new Internet battlefield, Yahoo! Inc. is launching a free telephone service that enables users to call and have their e-mail, news and other information read to them.
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Tech can refer to several concepts:
- a shortened reference to technology and terms that are derived from it, such as technical support or techno music.
- The Tech River in France
- The genre of Miami bass-techno fusion, more commonly known as ghettotech
- In Warcraft III - the process of researching a higher Tier.
- A nickname for the Church of Scientology's teachings, dubbed Scientology Technology.
Several educational institutions are known by the nickname "Tech":
- Texas Tech, a university in Lubbock, Texas
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology, a university in Cambridge, Massachusetts
- California Institute of Technology, also called "Caltech", a university in Pasadena, California
- Georgia Institute of Technology, also called "Georgia Tech", a university in Atlanta, Georgia
- Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, also called "Virginia Tech", a university in Blacksburg, Virginia
- Tunbridge Wells Grammar School for Boys in Royal Tunbridge Wells, Kent, England (a politically incorrect reference to the school's previous guise)
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