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McAfee is sued for patent infringement
Security firm Deep Nines on August 17 has filed a lawsuit against McAfee for violating the patent when using a technology to manage security threats for its products.
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Real brings Windows Media to Linux
Real has announced that it will support the standard Windows Media format in its open source software for Linux, the result of a copyright settlement in the table signed…
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Does the laptop burn itself?
Recently, in a conference in Japan, the Dell laptop of a conference delegate suddenly caught fire. Dell acknowledged the information and said it was investigating the ca…
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Dell 'gets married' with AMD
On August 17, Dell announced a partnership agreement with AMD to integrate its chip for Dell's desktop and laptop lines.
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Computer chips can reach speeds of 3,000GHz
A new design could help chips not only reach 3-terahertz speeds - equivalent to 3,000GHz - but also produce very little heat that has just been announced.
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Symantec security patch in NetBackup
Symantec has just fixed a serious security bug in the Veritas NetBackup PureDisk application. According to the developer of this security bug, hackers can take advantage…
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Nortel introduces a 24-hour security solution
Nortel - a Canadian corporation specializing in providing network infrastructure and telecommunications equipment recently held a seminar with security owners in Ho Chi…
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The ghost of 'dot-com farting' comes back?
News Corp's acquisition of MySpace seems to be a bargain. However, other media giants should be wary of their spending plans: Web soap bubbles can deflect at any time.
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Blu-ray will be compatible with all countries
Sony has just decided to abolish copyright protection by region code for Blu-ray players and Blu-ray discs sold in the US and Japan. Last Tuesday, Sony announced all Blu…
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Microsoft Zune has the same wheel control as iPod
Many tech sites around the world have posted photos and technical details of Zune - music devices still exist
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Sneaking malware on the Internet
Malware, the common name for annoying malware such as adware, spyware (trojans, spyware), dangerous codes to control and control remote computers for bad purposes (the c…
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Apple continues to dominate the music player market
According to analysts, phones that can play music can become major competitors of iPod music players. NPD Group recently announced that Apple Computer continues to lead…
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DNS can do 'slow' broadband service
A report by Nominum, a company that sells software for DNS systems, has issued recommendations to ISPs that they should quickly upgrade DNS capabilities to ensure Sure,…
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The trial version of Vista still has errors
Although the latest Vista test version looks great