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Micro music player
With a size of only 24mm x 24mm x 24mm (only marginally better than nails), this MP3 Player has reached the micro level of today's entertainment devices.
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Music player can operate continuously for 80 hours
The most impressive feature of the D-Snap SV-SD850N is a rechargeable battery that allows for up to 80 hours of continuous operation, which means that only 3 minutes of…
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Apple TV - a big step in integrated technology
This square device is 20 cm long, nearly 3 cm high and weighs 1 kg with a 6-button wireless remote with the same iPod Nano design and 40 GB internal hard drive. Vice Pre…
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Google tested the voice search service
Over the weekend, Google began testing Google Voice Local Search mobile voice search service. The first step of Google's new service is only tested in the US market.
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Website of ASUStek circuit board firm is attacked by hackers
The motherboard manufacturer ASUStek's website has been hacked by hackers and uploaded malicious code to exploit a serious vulnerability that has just appeared in Window…
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NTT Resonant - Japan's unique search tool
Japan Post and Telecommunications Group (NTT) has just conducted a search for information search tools on the Internet. The NTT Resonant search engine has new features,…
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First iPod virus: harmless!
In fact, the first virus targeting the most popular music player today is just like a warning bell rather than a real threat.
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Why is information insecurity still happening frequently?
Security and safety of information and network security are one of the major concerns of Vietnamese enterprises (IT). Recently, there have been a lot of warnings from th…
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ACDSee generates a security vulnerability
Security firm Secunia has discovered a dangerous vulnerability in some versions of ACDSee products, threatening to allow hackers to gain unauthorized access to the syste…
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Easy Wifi Radar, automatically find and connect to wireless networks
Wireless network is one of the most effective and popular connection methods in crowded public areas such as libraries, schools, airports, hotels, cafes ...
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Vietnamese citizens will be managed by electronic data
The Ministry of Public Security is implementing an electronic data management system for each citizen. This will be done through a network of information on people's ide…
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Apple reached the milestone of 100 million iPods shipped
Last Monday (April 9), Apple announced it had sold its 100 million iPod. From this success, the apple is proud to claim, the iPod is the fastest-selling music player in…
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ICANN wants to 'privatize' quickly
The international domain organization, now a non-profit model under the control of the US Department of Commerce, is seeking to become a separate international agency to…
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Yahoo allied with SanDisk against iPod
Like Microsoft and others, Yahoo is allied with SanDisk to fight Apple with a new MP3 player capable of connecting to Wi-Fi to compete with the iPod.
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Web Generation 2.0: user development network community
In 2006-2007, people talked a lot and spent a lot on starting up Web 2.0 technology - the second generation of the web. But, are there changes or are we going to see an…