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Asia-Pacific seized ... 5 million pirated CDs
Authorities seized nearly 5 million pirated discs and detained 870 people in a two-month anti-piracy campaign in more than 10 countries in the Asia-Pacific region.
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Data transmission via optical fiber reached a record of 107 Gb / sec
The Siemens test was conducted via a single fiber optic line longer than 160 km directly connected between the transmitter and receiver.
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LAN network set a record of 107Gbps
On December 20, Siemens announced that it had set a new record in network speed with data transfer rates of up to 107Gbps, twice as much as the previous record set.
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Children treat e-mail as antiques
A study conducted last month by Park Associates found that teenagers are no longer interested in e-mail. Communication tools instead are IM (Instant Message) and mobile…
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More than 26% of Americans are stolen financial or personal information
According to a recent poll conducted by the Gallup Institute, more than a quarter of Americans said they had stolen financial information and personal information stored…
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Microsoft sued domain speculators
Microsoft said it is conducting three lawsuits against domain speculators (cybersquatter) to protect its brand.
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Dell Vietnam announced battery change and added distributors
Immediately after the global Dell event announced that it will conduct recovery of about 4.1 million laptop batteries because these batteries could be hot and ignite, on…
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Open sex education web to repel web sex
While authorities have a headache with this problem, the Institute of Social Development Studies conducts the necessary procedures to produce a sex education website - a…
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Yahoo was investigated for monopoly in Taiwan
The Taiwan Fair Trade Commission is currently conducting an investigation to conclude whether Yahoo violated antitrust regulations.
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Vishing - phishing through VoIP
Cheap Internet phones are inadvertently helping the cybercriminals conduct new-style stealing. It is also a form of phishing, but they will directly call the victim inst…
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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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Top 10 antivirus software
PCWorld Magazine has conducted testing, evaluation and ranking of 10 latest antivirus programs in 2006. The test team evaluated and rated these antivirus software based…
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Safari and Firefox invaded IE's market share
According to the survey conducted by NetApplications, in the past year, two Safari and Firefox web browsers are continuing to take over the market share of Internet Expl…
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Internet access with ... street lights
Scotland is conducting an interesting project: Building smart streetlights, capable of providing high-speed wireless Internet access for portable devices. In essence, th…