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High-speed wireless chips are just as small as rice grains
After four years of research, HP computer experts have successfully developed mini wireless data chips that can store 100 pages of text at speeds of up to 10 Mbps.
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Microsoft OpenDocument concessions?
Microsoft said it plans to fund an open source project to develop a software capable of converting MS Office print files to OpenDocument.
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Feel the real taste when shopping online
Tokyo Institute of Technology (Japan) has successfully developed a device that can store aroma and
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How to prevent software piracy?
According to the Global Software Enterprises Association (BSA), software piracy is almost everywhere in countries and territories around the world. Even the US, the coun…
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Malware will not be detected
A security researcher specializing in rootkits has successfully developed a prototype of a new technology that allows the creation of malware
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Symantec developed anti-phishing software
Symantec's June 26 statement said it will introduce a trial version of anti-phishing security software in September to help users combat e-commerce fraud and online bank…
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Yahoo Messenger updates many attractive services
Yahoo's popular chat service will allow users to run mini Web software and share tasks such as scheduling work, watching videos and even trading deals.
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The Vietnamese content industry is busy looking for directions
Although not yet fully defined, many of the contents of this industry have been affirming their position in reality. However, choosing online games, online health care o…
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IBM developed transistors 100 times faster
IBM has successfully developed a transistor that is 100 times faster than the current chip generation - an achievement that could pave the way for super-fast computers a…
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Seiko introduced high-resolution electronic paper
Japanese electronics firm Seiko Epson has developed an electronic paper screen (e-paper) with a resolution of 1,536 x 2,048 pixels, arguably the highest in the world tod…
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Samsung SDI develops new 3D technology
Samsung SDI has said it has developed a new technology that allows 3D images to be displayed on mobile phones and other devices.
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Google will not develop its own browser
On May 31, Google CEO Eric Schmidt told the industry that the world's leading online search company would not develop a separate Web browser to compete with Internet Exp…
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The code that exploits the Windows 2000 error appears
Security firm Symantec, on May 25, warned of a new security breach in Windows 2000 file sharing procedures.
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Vietnam is about to have service
It is expected that next month Microsoft will officially launch the
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Microsoft developed a program that uses computers with cards
Since May 22, the world's largest software maker, Microsoft, will launch a new program called FlexGo, which uses a prepaid card use method such as using a phone. mobile.