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Gordon Moore, Intel Co-Founder And Pioneer Of The PC, Dies At 94
Even though he predicted the PC movement, Gordon Moore told Forbes magazine that he did not buy a home computer himself until the late 1980s.
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Volkswagen Says Patent Suit By Taiwan's Acer Is Unfounded
Volkswagen said allegations made against it by Acer were unfounded, after a magazine reported that the Taiwanese computer maker had sued the German carmaker for infringing on its mobile network patents.
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Volkswagen Says Patent Suit By Taiwan's Acer Is Unfounded
Volkswagen said allegations made against it by Acer were unfounded, after a magazine reported that the Taiwanese computer maker had sued the German carmaker for infringing on its mobile network patents.
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Paul Allen, Microsoft Co-Founder And Billionaire Investor, Dies At 65
They were teenage computer geeks, bespectacled kids from Seattle who taught themselves programming from a Teletype terminal, learned the basics of business from Fortune magazine and dreamed of "a computer in every home and on every desk."
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Spectre-Next Generation: Germany Calls on Chip and Hardware Makers to Tackle Processor Flaws
A German computing magazine reported earlier this month that researchers had found eight new flaws that resembled the Meltdown and Spectre bugs.
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Venezuela Sings Happy Birthday to Late President Hugo Chavez
Supporters of Venezuela's former president Hugo Chavez celebrated what would have been his 60th birthday on Monday with fireworks, a gun salute -- and the unveiling of a computer font based on the late leader's handwriting. The full-day festivities began shortly after midnight, when President Nicolas Maduro, Chavez's hand-picked successor, sang Ha...
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NSA intercepts computer deliveries: Report
A German magazine lifted the lid on the operations of the National Security Agency's hacking unit on Sunday, reporting that American spies intercept computer deliveries, exploit hardware vulnerabilities, and even hijack Microsoft's internal reporting system to spy on their targets.
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US bugged European Union offices, computer networks, says German magazine
The United States has bugged European Union offices and gained access to the European Union's internal computer networks, according to secret documents cited in a German magazine on Saturday, the latest in a series of exposures of alleged US spy programmes.
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Ghana: A global graveyard for dead computers
In Sunday's New York Times Magazine, the photographer Pieter Hugo documented the garbage dumps in Ghana, where computers are burned and ripped apart for their rich minerals. (See Pics)Hugo explains on his Web site that he has been documenting the...
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Apple patents a desktop touch-screen computer
It was only a matter of time.You can touch your iPod, changing songs with the swipe of a finger. You can touch your iPhone, clicking away on a virtual keyboard or zooming into images and maps. You can touch your...
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Google seeking to create digital newsstand: Report
Google Inc has approached several magazine publishers, including Time Warner Inc's Time Inc unit for creating a digital newsstand, in a move to become the dominant distributor of newspapers and magazines for tablet computers and other mobile devices, says a...
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Tablets, e-readers closing book on ink-and-paper era
Tablet computers and electronic readers promise to close the book on the ink-and-paper era
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Tablets, e-readers closing book on ink-and-paper era
Tablet computers and electronic readers promise to close the book on the ink-and-paper era
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Apple tablet computer to be introduced today
The tablet will run all the applications of the iPhone and iPod Touch, have a persistent wireless connection over 3G cell phone networks and Wi-Fi, and will be built with a 10-inch color display, allowing newspapers, magazines and book publishers to deliver their products with an eye to the design that had grabbed readers in print.
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Gordon Moore, Intel Co-Founder And Pioneer Of The PC, Dies At 94
Even though he predicted the PC movement, Gordon Moore told Forbes magazine that he did not buy a home computer himself until the late 1980s.
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Volkswagen Says Patent Suit By Taiwan's Acer Is Unfounded
Volkswagen said allegations made against it by Acer were unfounded, after a magazine reported that the Taiwanese computer maker had sued the German carmaker for infringing on its mobile network patents.
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Volkswagen Says Patent Suit By Taiwan's Acer Is Unfounded
Volkswagen said allegations made against it by Acer were unfounded, after a magazine reported that the Taiwanese computer maker had sued the German carmaker for infringing on its mobile network patents.
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Paul Allen, Microsoft Co-Founder And Billionaire Investor, Dies At 65
They were teenage computer geeks, bespectacled kids from Seattle who taught themselves programming from a Teletype terminal, learned the basics of business from Fortune magazine and dreamed of "a computer in every home and on every desk."
-
Spectre-Next Generation: Germany Calls on Chip and Hardware Makers to Tackle Processor Flaws
A German computing magazine reported earlier this month that researchers had found eight new flaws that resembled the Meltdown and Spectre bugs.
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Venezuela Sings Happy Birthday to Late President Hugo Chavez
Supporters of Venezuela's former president Hugo Chavez celebrated what would have been his 60th birthday on Monday with fireworks, a gun salute -- and the unveiling of a computer font based on the late leader's handwriting. The full-day festivities began shortly after midnight, when President Nicolas Maduro, Chavez's hand-picked successor, sang Ha...
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NSA intercepts computer deliveries: Report
A German magazine lifted the lid on the operations of the National Security Agency's hacking unit on Sunday, reporting that American spies intercept computer deliveries, exploit hardware vulnerabilities, and even hijack Microsoft's internal reporting system to spy on their targets.
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US bugged European Union offices, computer networks, says German magazine
The United States has bugged European Union offices and gained access to the European Union's internal computer networks, according to secret documents cited in a German magazine on Saturday, the latest in a series of exposures of alleged US spy programmes.
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Ghana: A global graveyard for dead computers
In Sunday's New York Times Magazine, the photographer Pieter Hugo documented the garbage dumps in Ghana, where computers are burned and ripped apart for their rich minerals. (See Pics)Hugo explains on his Web site that he has been documenting the...
-
Apple patents a desktop touch-screen computer
It was only a matter of time.You can touch your iPod, changing songs with the swipe of a finger. You can touch your iPhone, clicking away on a virtual keyboard or zooming into images and maps. You can touch your...
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Google seeking to create digital newsstand: Report
Google Inc has approached several magazine publishers, including Time Warner Inc's Time Inc unit for creating a digital newsstand, in a move to become the dominant distributor of newspapers and magazines for tablet computers and other mobile devices, says a...
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Tablets, e-readers closing book on ink-and-paper era
Tablet computers and electronic readers promise to close the book on the ink-and-paper era
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Tablets, e-readers closing book on ink-and-paper era
Tablet computers and electronic readers promise to close the book on the ink-and-paper era
-
Apple tablet computer to be introduced today
The tablet will run all the applications of the iPhone and iPod Touch, have a persistent wireless connection over 3G cell phone networks and Wi-Fi, and will be built with a 10-inch color display, allowing newspapers, magazines and book publishers to deliver their products with an eye to the design that had grabbed readers in print.
