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Google launches a competitive format with Adobe Reader
On November 22, Google launched an e-book reader, similar to Adobe Reader, on its online Book Search service. Like Google Maps and Gm
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No2 Internet stands for science and technology news
The Internet is second only to every television about scientific and technological information. However, most users do not trust what they read blindly online.
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Adobe tested the software for reading new e-book documents
Adobe has released a test version of the Digital Editions web application, integrated for Flash with the aim of making the electronic document reading process better.
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Yahoo tested the version of Yahoo! New mail
Yahoo said it has just upgraded its free email service, Yahoo! Mail to the new version. However, this is still just a new test version that is not the official version o…
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Blu-ray drives don't ... read Blu-ray discs
Sony, one of the names behind the Blu-ray format, seems to be in trouble with the built-in BWU-100A drive, already on the Australian market.
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Life cycle of online news
There has been a report of research results published to explain the mystery of the publishers, managing the editor, editors and readers alike:
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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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Devices can read Blu-ray and HD DVD burning discs
In order to help customers not be confused when choosing a new generation DVD player, Japanese company Ricoh has developed a component that can read and write all Blu-ra…
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Thermal recording technology lifts the hard drive to terabyte level
Leading storage device manufacturer Seagate has licensed the new completely magnetic disc production technology and promises to expand its hard drive capacity to 1 to 8…
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There is going to be a computer that can read thoughts
One raised an eyebrow, a look of mockery or even a nod in the future would help the computer.
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Electronic print newspaper will be released later this year
Some of the world's leading newspapers are planning to introduce a form
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Make money online - very risky
Sweet invitations make money online that draw a simple and easy job. Not a hoax, but the principle
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What do Internet users read on the network?
While the growth of all the top websites is slowing down, blogs, virtual social networks and local information sites grow at rocket speeds.
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E-mail is not coded ... like an unlocked car!
PricewaterhouseCoopers (PWC) has just released a study showing that only about 25% of businesses in the UK apply e-mail encryption measures before sending. 75% of unencr…
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Implant the subcutaneous chip instead of the password
Only with a hand, Amal Graafstra, a 29-year-old young entrepreneur in Vancouver (Canada) opened the door. Adding another wave, he connected to the computer. Radio freque…