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2007 - boom year of malicious code
Security firm F-Secure said in 2007 that it was a boom year of malicious code. The number of malicious code detected this year is equivalent to the total number of 20 ye…
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Give a virtual gift of 1 USD to become a fashion
More and more people are willing to give up real money to buy for friends, family and co-workers of gifts that they don't have to pack, can't wear, play or hold, because…
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Google launched a new iPhone application
Google has just launched a new app for Apple's iPhone, which links to the world's leading portal services such as e-mail, search and calendar.
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High resolution PDA phone screen
While most regular phones have only QVGA (320x240 pixel) screens, the following PDA-phones are equipped with a sharp VGA (640x480 pixel) screen that has four times more…
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Mozilla released a patch for Firefox
Mozilla plans to release a patch for the Fire Fox browser next week to close a security hole
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Anti-dust laptop screen
Annoyed by the dust, lem and fingerprints printed on your laptop screen? It can be claimed by LG.Philips LCD about new dust-proof, easy-to-clean laptop screen that will…
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Unique Christmas card style
Just a simple search operation, the Internet will open before you a whole world of funny Christmas cards, from pictures of reindeer ... aerobics to Santa
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88 million copies of Vista have been sold
Earlier this week Microsoft revealed that it sold 88 million copies of Windows Vista - an increase of 47% compared to the number released in July. At the time, the world…
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Gartner: Software costs will plummet
Research firm Gartner predicts that in the next 10 years, changes in relationships with software firms will help businesses cut down on investment costs for software.
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Apple must give in?
German telecom company Deutsche Telekom has officially announced that T-Moblie will sell Apple iPhone phones without forcing customers to sign a contract to bind the mob…
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Windows XP SP3 will help speed up the machine
According to a November 23 report by a software expert, Microsoft's updated version of Windows Xp Service Pack 3 (SP3) next year will help the genuine Office suite run 1…
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EC: People are e-government 'heart'
The content of a recent European Commission research report (EC) urged the government to take more measures to ensure the trust of people using e-government services.
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France: piracy will be banned from surfing the web
Any French citizen who is found to possess unauthorized sharing of movies and music that violates copyright will be prohibited from continuing to use the Internet. This…
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Google turned into ... password cracking tool
An expert of the Department of Computer Technology at the University of Cambridge, UK, successfully used Google to crack the passwords set in MD5 format (5th-Digit Algor…
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QuickTime bug threatens XP, Vista
The hacked code of a deadly security bug that has not been fixed in Apple's QuickTime application has recently been released online. Mr. Krystian Kloskowski - a very rep…