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He: Downloading movies, unauthorized music will be disconnected
Internet users in the UK who illegally download movies or music online will be banned from using the Internet. It was one of the draft of the British government recently…
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Mobile virus: danger of being inflated?
Until now, the number of virus attacks and attacks on mobile phones is still quite rare, but mobile malware is still a stalking danger, as more and more people access th…
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Wireless technology for managing people and objects - Future social networks?
If you need information, the internet will be a rich source. But if you want to find a person or an object, the computer will not help. Obstacles that will soon be remed…
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Egypt recommends that people restrict their use of the Net
The Egyptian Ministry of Telecommunications has just asked the domestic Internet users to limit downloading heavy content to avoid the transmission of congestion, which…
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Yahoo will reject Microsoft because the purchase price is too low
Yahoo's Internet logo will refuse to buy Microsoft because the purchase price is too low - the first sign Yahoo's board may have prepared to negotiate and sell Yahoo.
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China 'hit' pirated website
In order to boycott online games that are too violent or unhealthy, China scans illegal websites, computer markets and Internet cafes.
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Yahoo 'scratches and flakes' on the cellphone arena
Yahoo CEO Jerry Yang made his first important speech since taking over this position in June last year, and his topic, nothing else, was
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Intel president with ambition Wimax covered the globe
Intel CEO Paul Otellini offers a vision of connecting services wherever and wherever in the Las Vedas technology capital, with the focus on the ongoing CES 2008 electron…
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Australia intends to filter Web content
The Australian government's plan to filter Internet content is facing opposition from human rights groups and is said to be a sign of a new period of control.
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Japan prepares to manage the Internet
The Japanese government is pushing legislation to control online file sharing, Web content and mobile phone access.
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Google challenged Wikipedia with Knol
Google Inc., which owns the world's most famous Internet search engine, has launched a Web site that competes with Wikipedia's encyclopedia dictionary.
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54% of PC users admit to using Wi-Fi
According to a new study by Sophos (UK) security firm, 54% of computer users worldwide acknowledge the use of other people's wireless Internet without permission.
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More and more Google people ... themselves
In a report published yesterday, the Pew Internet and American Life project said 47% of US Internet users have sought information about themselves through search engines…