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Apple’s new 21.5-in. iMac packs a punch for the price
Last month, Apple updated its iMac all-in-one desktop computers, revamping the internal architecture and refining the look of what was an already...
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Microsoft adds identity to cloud
Everyone eyeing Azure, their candidate for cloud-based computing, can at least agree on one thing: Redmond is late to the party that’s...
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China hopes Taiwan 3G test will boost homegrown technologies
China lauded Taiwan’s launch of a 3G mobile network using Chinese TD-SCDMA technology as a successful display of how they can work...
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Insignia Blu-ray disc player
Not to be outdone by Wal-Mart and its dirt-cheap Blu-ray offers, Best Buy is selling a decent Blu-ray player for under $100....
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How to speed up everything
Has your PC lost its pep? How about your network connection, your printer, or even your phone? Here’s our guide to giving...
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Google’s Chrome OS is a work in progress
Google released its Chrome operating system last week to a great deal of hoopla and debate — depending on your point of...
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New malware scam targets Twilight fans
PC Tools’ Malware Research Center is warning web users of another online scam that hopes to piggyback on hype surrounding the new...
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China warns about return of destructive Panda virus
A computer worm that China warned Internet users against is an updated version of the Panda Burning Incense virus, which infected millions...
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802.11n means more channel opportunities
With the 802.11n wireless networking standard ratified this fall, channel partners have an opportunity to increase their sales by helping customers refresh...
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onOne Plug-in Suite 5 for Adobe Photoshop now shipping
Announced in October, award-winning creative plug-in specialists onOne Software plug-in Suite 5 for Adobe Photoshop has began shipping. Plug-in Suite 5 brings...
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Microsoft’s top developers prefer old-school coding methods
Microsoft Corp. has done more to popularize graphical programming than any other vendor. The company’s development tools, led by Visual Basic and...
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Microsoft delays open-sourcing of Windows 7 tool
Microsoft has delayed re-releasing a Windows 7 installation tool that it has admitted included open-source code, saying that it’s still testing the...
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DNS redirect requests can harm the Internet, ICANN says
ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers) on Tuesday condemned the practice of redirecting Internet users to a third-party Web site...
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Metasploit releases IE attack, but it’s unreliable
Developers of the open-source Metasploit penetration testing toolkit have released code that can compromise Microsoft’s Internet Explorer browser, but the software is...
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What Mac users need to know about Wi-Fi Direct
It’s that time of year when travelers brace themselves to suffer the many small indignities of the road. Why can’t it be...