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Microsoft completed the Exchange Server 2007 Beta 2 version
Microsoft has just released a second beta (Beta 2) of the Exchange Server 2007 application, and the included antivirus software testing for this product - Forefront Secu…
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The future Internet will be in ... hard drive
Web services not only save data online but also synchronize with laptops, desktops and mobile phones. In parallel with the popularity of broadband connections, hard driv…
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Motorola tested WiMax in Japan
Motorola has just reached an agreement with Softbank Group in deploying WiMax testing network in Tokyo. Motorola will provide full test systems including access points,…
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MP3: A new move?
If the rumors surrounding plans to release new generations of Microsoft and Apple mobile music players are real, then the future of the digital music market will have dr…
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Photo camera is about to
A new software from Sweden offers a magical ability: Compressing high-resolution pictures into an impossible memory capacity
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Symbian: 2007 will have Wi-Fi phones
Symbian has just released the latest version and added the ability to support Wi-Fi connectivity for the operating system for mobile phones.
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The smallest PC can still shrink by 40%.
Via Technologies has launched a new chipset that promises to be able to apply and shrink the size of personal computers. The manufacturer said the VX700 chipset could al…
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Ericsson expanded GSM network with Vietnamese partners
Ericsson has signed a contract to expand the GSM network with Viettel, to expand the coverage of this network to rural areas of Vietnam and enhance network capacity in m…
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Asia leads the world in digital life
US research firm Parks Associates has conducted surveys in Asian, European and North American markets and affirmed that countries such as South Korea and Japan are pione…
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SMS becomes a trojan spread tool
Hackers are using text messages via mobile phones to entice users to access a malicious website to build the network.
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IBM integrates instant messaging into Microsoft Office
IBM announced that it will install enterprise instant messaging (IM) software Lotus Sametime 7.5 in Microsoft Outlook, Office, SharePoint, RIM Blackberry, Nokia devices…
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New generation chips
US scientists have unveiled the world's fastest silicon chip. The new chip can operate at speeds of up to 500 GHz, which is 100 times faster than a computer chip and 250…
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Nokia is about to launch a minitablet with Webcam, WiMax
Launched last year, the 770 quickly attracted the curiosity of high-tech believers, not understanding why, Nokia has built a device that does not have a ... mobile conne…
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World's smallest LED flash light
Many people expect their mobile phones to be equipped with flash, but designing products that are small, thin, and contain all the necessary features is not easy. Luxeon…
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Launching screen technology without power
Qualcomm and a number of other manufacturers are currently working to promote the development of a new type of display technology for handheld devices and mobile devices.