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iPhone is not compatible with Windows Vista and XP 64 bit
Apple 's highly anticipated technology product, iPhone phone, is not compatible with 64 - bit variants of Windows Vista and Windows XP. However, Apple did not announce t…
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Having dementia still uses computers easily
The best product voted for by the public in the DesignIT Software Awards that Microsoft supports is a tool that helps Alzheimer's patients to post text, images and video…
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iPhone will not support CDMA
Apple and AT&T have just finalized an agreement on Apple's upcoming product, the iPhone phone, that will use networks that use GSM technology (Global System for Mobile C…
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Yahoo Messenger integrates Vietnamese typing
Yahoo is upgrading services, especially Yahoo Messenger (IM) multimedia messaging, with support for Vietnamese-style avatars and Vietnamese input.
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iPod supports cancer patients
Belkin has just released a pink version of the two products for the iPod, the bag that wraps around the Sport Armband and the Remix Metal case. These new products are no…
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Intel supports online marketing programs
The new online program helps eligible members to quickly and effectively market Intel technology solutions.
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Open source software
In the context that Vietnam must respect copyright according to its commitments to join the World Trade Organization (WTO), the use of open source software is considered…
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Sold out the first 100,000 HD DVD players
The group that promotes HD DVD says 100,000 HD DVD players have run out since the format was introduced in North America a year ago. The number of products sold does not…
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Japan supports Vietnam to complete the fiber optic information system
The source of Nihon Keizai newspaper said Japan's Ministry of Home Affairs and Post is cooperating with information technology companies such as NTT and Hitachi to suppo…
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Micro music player
With a size of only 24mm x 24mm x 24mm (only marginally better than nails), this MP3 Player has reached the micro level of today's entertainment devices.
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Gigabyte launches a new line of motherboards
On April 3, Gigabyte introduced a new series of motherboards - the GA-MA69, all based on AMD's latest 690 chipset platform.
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Goodbye DVI, VGA, welcome DisplayPort
The Electronic Imaging Standards Association (VESA) yesterday (April 4) approved DisplayPort 1.1 to become the new communication standard for display devices such as fla…
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Microsoft launched the Xbox 360 Elite
Microsoft on March 28 launched the Xbox 360 Elite version that supports high-resolution imaging technology and is equipped with a larger capacity hard drive.
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O2 Xda Atom Life: PDA-phone supports the first HSDPA 3.5G technology in Vietnam
On March 28, O2 launched Vietnam PDA-phone O2 Xda Atom Life supporting HSDPA 3.5G technology for the first time in Vietnam.
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iTunes is not yet fully compatible with Vista
Apple has just released a new technical support document that confirms that iTunes will be fully compatible with Microsoft's latest operating system - Windows Vista as s…