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Stung by a number of embarrassing security vulnerabilities in recent weeks, Microsoft has made
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Microsoft said it's investigating an alleged flaw in recent versions of its Internet Explorer (IE) browser software that could allow attackers to spoof legitimate Web sites, steal content from browser cookies and gain access to certain types of files on a victim's system.
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Microsoft yesterday released on its developer Web site the final version of its tools for building and deploying Web services based on its .NET initiative, paving the way for developers to move beyond the testing stage and put the technology to use.
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MSN launches MapPoint online mapping service, offering maps, directions, and more.
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Aiming to simultaneously streamline funding for leading-edge technology research and make the resulting innovations more available to small, entrepreneurial companies, MIT launched the Deshpande Center for Technological Innovation.
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Mobile phone operator mmO2 PLC will distribute the Handspring Treo, acombinedmobile phone and PDA (personal digital assistant) for use on its GSM (GlobalSystem for Mobile Communications) networks in Germany, Ireland, theNetherlandsand the UK, the company announced Tuesday.
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In the new world of digital music, it turns out that many of the major players are singing the same tune.
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Congress will be asked to spend $100 million or more to create a uniform driver's license system that would rely heavily on identification technologies to ensure that it isn't abused, but organizers of the effort were on the defensive at a press briefing about the plan.
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One of the founders of the Internet said in a keynote address at the annual Metropolitan Communications conference in San Francisco Wednesday that Internet traffic is still growing rapidly and he predicts a surge in high-end Internet hardware sales by the end of the year.
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A security flaw in Netscape Communications' Navigator Web browser can let malicious Web site operators view the information stored in cookies on a user's computer, according to a security note published on Netscape's Web site.
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The federal government's new CTO, Norman Lorentz, decided to return to the federal government on Sept. 11 as he stood in Reagan National Airport in Washington when the Pentagon was attacked by a hijacked airliner.
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Web application security firm KaVaDo beefed up its line of products Tuesday when it announced a new vulnerability-assessment tool for Web applications called ScanDo.
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Nextel Communications has proposed eliminating interference to public safety agency communications by shifting private wireless users, including FedEx, utilities and railroads, to another band. A trade group views the plan as a 'disaster' that could cost billions.
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Although an unlikely candidate to be on the cutting edge of technology, the NHL (National Hockey League) said on Wednesday that it will begin offering Web services-style access to its hockey content.
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Mobile phone users don't mind receiving commercial text messages on their handsets according to a study commissioned by Nokia Corp., the company said Wednesday. Meanwhile, analysts warn mobile marketing could be headed south, just like e-mail marketing.
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Getting tired of seeing colleagues with exactly the same mobile phone as you? Don't panic, if you have deep pockets you can soon get a really exclusive handset.
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In a case likely to heighten the debate over where fair use rules end and copyright infringement begins, Norwegian authorities on Wednesday indicted 18-year-old Jon Johansen for crimes related to a program he created that descrambles DVD code.
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The makers of M3DZone.com, a Web site for computer graphics enthusiasts, agreed to stricter rules for posting news items after chip maker Nvidia Corp. found confidential corporate information posted on the site.
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The New York Police Department has chosen MapInfo's MapXtreme for Windows strategic mapping technology for its next-generation agencywide, intranet-based crime analysis system.
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Whether your goal is to shape up or stay in touch, here are the Web sites to keep you on track.
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Intel and HP are among those backing Mono, an effort to develop a programming environment for Linux.
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Discussing the topic of Web services, a panel of executives from open-source companies expressed a degree of confusion about Web services that is not uncommon in the industry.
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Oracle and its independent Oracle Applications Users Group are mending their relationship, but not all differences have been resolved, the group said Wednesday.
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Pakistan's Technology Business Development Office near Silicon Valley is being shut down after less than six months of operation, the country's IT envoy there confirmed Thursday.
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Benhamou berates both industry and lawmakers for roadblocks to progress, urges a team effort.
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Release of software development kits means applications based on wireless standard could be coming soon.
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Matsushita Electric Industrial will support Microsoft Windows Media technologies in a range of consumer products, including a DVD player due out in February, furthering Microsoft's goal of pushing its multimedia format beyond PCs and into a range of consumer devices.
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Durable notebook PCs are now smaller and lighter, with brighter screens for use outdoors.
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New 2.1-pound notebook PC is the lightest to feature a full 10.4-inch display, company says.
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If you have a PC and you like shooters, yo uhave no excuse not to get this game this instant.
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Personalization, tune recommendations are also in the works, to compete in crowded music market.
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Online music subscription service Pressplay widened its potential audience Tuesday by announcing that the service is now available to all U.S. consumers and through a fourth affiliate, MP3.com.
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Motorola and speech recognition software maker SpeechWorks International have developed a prototype phone that they say will help computers better decipher wireless signals for clearer transmissions.
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Criterion Games' (TrickStyle) newest stunt-based title, Airblade, arrives on the PS2.
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Jonny Moseley's Mad Trix take an outrageous turn in the snow.
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One of the original kings of RPGs gets redone for the PlayStation 2, and themixof old and new is something interesting.
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The world's food is turning into noodles, and it's up to the most unlikely of heroes to rise again to meet the challenge. PaRappa!
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New technology could help lost travelers find their way.
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Mortgage vendor Quicken Loans Inc. is deploying what may be the first electronic signature network for high-value business-to-consumer transactions.
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Although the IT budgets of some businesses remain unaffected by the recent economic downturn and uncertainty caused by the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, the vast majority of companies are tightening their belts and focusing on IT projects that they're confident will provide tangible business benefits, according to a new report by Giga Information Group Inc.
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An obscure report issued Dec. 21 by the Canadian Office of Critical Infrastructure Protection and Emergency Services raises the specter of a possible future cyberattack by agents or sympathizers of Osama bin Laden's al-Qaeda terrorist organization.
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Web sites defaced at five times the previous rate, says tracking organization.
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The number of layoffs at dot-com companies continued to taper off in December, ending a grim year for Internet-based companies, which saw a total of 100,925 jobs eliminated, according to outsourcing firm Challenger Gray & Christmas Inc.
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The telecommunications industry fared worst, with 317,777 job cuts over the past year. One hopeful note: Job reductions tapered off in the last three months of the year.
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Most computers are idle most of the time, but researchers are finding ways to harness that wasted power. Users could see faster systems as a result.
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This direct descendent of Track & Field consists of 10 events, from moguls to speed skating to the grand Canadian pastime of curling?each involving a mix of rhythmic PaRappa-like button-mashing, lining up colored lines with other colored lines, and similar mini-game fodder.
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We test systems for budgets big and small. Speed demons with money to burn will want to consider a $4000 rig from Falcon Northwest. For more frugal types, we like a $1020 Gateway.
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Can one peripheral do everything -- and do it well?Ê With the latest printer/copier/fax/scanners, the answer is finally yes.
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Create a line of defense against Internet attacks without paying money. What's your excuse now?
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4-megapixel camera includes some extra features, but battery life is short.
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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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