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Java officially open source on the Internet
Sun Microsystems announced that most of Java's source code, except for its non-proprietary code packages, has been released for free on the Internet, as part of this imp…
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Intel is about to launch a low-cost Core 2 Duo chip
It is expected that next month Intel will release a low-cost mobile Core 2 Duo T5200 dual-core processor chip. This move by Intel to respond to the needs of Taiwanese la…
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E-mail and AOL software simultaneously ... free
In a strategic move to revive the core Internet business, AOL has announced it will
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AOL launches online video search service
AOL's latest move has been evaluated by analysts as an attempt to demonstrate that AOL has learned from the mistakes paid by its leading position in the online world. AO…
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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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Windows Genuine is not spyware?
Microsoft's new move stems from the latest version of WGA regularly checking whether the Windows XP operating system version is legitimate on systems with this applicati…
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Microsoft 'wiped out' Mac Internet Explorer browser
Microsoft will stop supporting the Mac version of Internet Explorer (IE) later this year. This is the move following the decision to stop supporting the development of t…
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Sun continues to
In a move to regain market share that has been won by rivals over the past time, Sun has just announced it will continue to offer many of its other software applications…
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Korea: Move to the wireless world
The Internet is ubiquitous and embraces people in a global wiring system. Connecting by radio waves according to distinguished definitions ('Radio ID Tags') frees people…
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1.5 g heavy robot 'accepts' all types of terrain by mimicking cockroaches
By mimicking cockroaches, the Harvard University team created a 1.5-gram robot that can move across all terrain.
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Robot 'blind knight' Perfect ball pitcher doesn't fall just by listening to the sound
Robots are doing more and more things that people still think are difficult.
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'Unbelievable' the bike without chains - the breakthrough of world science
Let's discover why a bike without a chain can not only move, but also help us go faster, farther and spend less energy than traditional design!
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Dragon robots can change aerial shapes
The team of robotics experts at Tokyo University built Dragon robots with the ability to fly for a short time and rearrange their parts, Futurism reported on June 26.
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MIT's 'blind robot' can run, climb stairs proficiently
We have seen the robots of Boston Dynamics able to move on the legs proficiently or climb stairs and run at high speed.
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Japanese scientists unveil automatic fountains that
This device is a water-spraying elephant that can automatically move, extinguish a fire, without the need for direct human interaction, like traditional nozzles.