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Microsoft loses copyright lawsuits in Korea
The software giant has failed a legal battle with a local business around the office suite at the top of Office. The Korean Supreme Court in a ruling last week rejected…
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Officials set up blogs to discuss life
Zhang Xinzheng, Tian Tian Party Secretary (Jiangsu, China), wrote:
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YouTube's rivals 'sentence' video clips with thousands of dollars
Like the popular personal movie sharing site, break.com is a website that uploads videos recorded by users. In order to entice readers and advertising companies, this se…
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The laptop hard drive market will double
According to IDC, the world's 2.5-inch hard disk drive market (laptop) will double by 2010. According to Hitachi GST, the transition to technology erases magnetically. (…
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Handling eGLOBOL company stole telecommunications charges of more than 9 billion
Helping the Director of eGLOBOL Company to steal international telecommunication charges of over VND 9.1 billion, Dong Duc Viet Thuong was sentenced to 5 years in prison.
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Microsoft is not afraid of Google office applications
Although Google's text and spreadsheet service has become more user-friendly, the Microsoft Office office software development team thinks that such web-based applicatio…
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Google launches a competitive format with Adobe Reader
On November 22, Google launched an e-book reader, similar to Adobe Reader, on its online Book Search service. Like Google Maps and Gm
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Conflict of interest
With a heavy business model for online games today, tens of millions of dollars of revenue from online game businesses are too small compared to the huge losses that Vie…
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Microsoft 'for no' Office 2007 interface
On November 21, Microsoft said it would allow software developers to get free applications of the Office 2007 application graphical interface into their own products.
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Kaspersky: Hackers have been exhausted
Security vendor Kaspersky Lab claims the global hacker community has
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Symantec released the beta of Norton 360 security service
Symantec has just released a beta version of Norton 360 security application package, and is expected to release a final version in March 2007.
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Hard drive market: Diversified brands, large capacity
In an era where flash memory cards are using on the market as a result of the convenience, increasing capacity, lower and lower prices of hard drives (HDD), products thi…
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Google is in legal trouble because of Google News
Google is facing a growing wave of opposition from European press publishers, whose consequences may make the content that this global search engine offers to end custom…
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Intel forces rival VIA to stop producing CPUs
Intel giant Intel is pressuring Taiwanese rival VIA Technologies to leave the CPU market. In return, Intel will allow VIA to continue manufacturing computer chipsets bas…
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Chinese malware aimed at passwords
Half of the malware (malware) originating from China appeared in the past October designed to steal account names and passwords.