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Microsoft launched the source sharing forum
On June 27, Microsoft officially launched a community of developers for a source sharing forum. This is the result of Microsoft's CodePlex project. In fact, this is a fo…
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Why do the F and J keys on the computer keyboard have horizontal lines?
If you notice, you will see that on the F and J keys of the computer keyboard there is a horizontal line. Why is that?
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The Internet may be
With only 1 second of redundancy, the entire global Internet system as well as online services can be in trouble.
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Chinese hackers attacked US officials' e-mail accounts
Google on June 1 said hackers in China (China) broke into email accounts of hundreds of officials, senior military officers and journalists of the United States.
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Adobe extends online Photoshop services
Beginning June 30, Adobe stopped providing updates and developed the Photoshop Album Starter Edition software, hoping users can use the online photo editor Photoshop.com.
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Credit card fraud increased sharply
The number of hackers attacking their banking facilities and customers increased by 81% this year, according to SecureWorks at the BlackHat conference on IT safety this…
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Cisco acquired security company IronPort Systems
On June 26, Cisco said it had completed the acquisition of IronPort Systems, Inc. - a leading provider of web and email security services, currently provides security se…
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Microsoft 'retired' Office 2003
From June 30 onwards, the group stopped providing Office 2003 office applications to OEM equipment manufacturers and focused on marketing the 2007 Microsoft Office versi…
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VNPT signed a partnership with Motorola on WiMAX
On June 21, in the US, witnessed by President Nguyen Minh Triet and Minister Do Trung Ta, VDC company (belonging to VNPT) signed an agreement to deploy WiMAX testing on…
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Spam stimulates stock trading
In the record of more than 5 billion e-mails uninvited on the Internet on June 20 (1 of the 10 biggest outbreaks earlier this year), 8% of messages carrying content prom…
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Opening of Broadcast Asia 2007 exhibition
In the morning of June 19, Broadcast Asia 2007 - Asia-Pacific's most successful digital media and media event was opened at the Singapore Expo exhibition center in Singa…
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Google 'localizes' YouTube
On June 19, YouTube officially launched 9 versions of websites that share localized online videos for each country separately. Initially only the display functions and l…
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Adobe released the expected Apollo testing platform
On June 11, Adobe Systems released a beta version of Adobe Integrated Runtime (AIR), known as Apollo, that enables Web-based applications to function as standalone softw…
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Microsoft patched 15 vulnerabilities at a time
On June 12, the software giant released 4 patches