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New Obama DOJ claims sovereign immunity in wiretap case
Publié: avril 7, 2009, 11:21pm CEST par Scott M. Fulton, III
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Intel and Asus pick 'crowdsourced' design PC finalists
Publié: avril 7, 2009, 11:18pm CEST par Tim Conneally
In October, Intel and Asus began a project called "WePC," where users could submit their own notebook designs. The project allowed users to submit suggestions for their dream design in the Gamer, Notebook, and Netbook categories with the idea that Asus would eventually build the most popular design. It is a sort of experiment in crowdsourced design.
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Australia's future is in broadband, says PM
Publié: avril 7, 2009, 9:55pm CEST par Tim Conneally
The Australian government plans to connect 90% of the country with a 100 Mbps fiberoptic network.
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Red Hat CEO sees open source as a 'model for government'
Publié: avril 7, 2009, 9:34pm CEST par Jacqueline Emigh
Jim Whitehurst also applauded the Obama administration for recognizing "the value of open source beyond software."
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Social networks get more social as spring springs
Publié: avril 7, 2009, 8:44pm CEST par Angela Gunn
Facebook's up 23.4% to over 91 million users, and even shaky MySpace, which has seen declines of about 11% over the past year, got a 4% bump to 55.6 million users, and standoffish LinkedIn is up 13.1% to 12.7 million users. And the URL-shortening services crucial to microblogging are showing great gains too; tinyurl.com, is.gd and bit.ly are all up by double digits (21.6%, 21.8% and 48.8% respectively), with wee is.gd showing 3721% growth over the last twelve months. (Rainn Wilson photo courtesy of Stacy D of Flickr, via Wikimedia Commons.)
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The micro-cell era finally has a standard: Is femtocell finally a go?
Publié: avril 7, 2009, 6:56pm CEST par Tim Conneally
Now that 3GPP has created a standard, it may be time for AT&T to launch the nation's first 3G femtocell product.
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The new Nehalem-based Apple Xserves promise a price advantage
Publié: avril 7, 2009, 6:52pm CEST par Scott M. Fulton, III
One doesn't always get the opportunity to tout Apple in a discount category leader, so one takes all the opportunities one can get...and this is one.
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Spybot Search & Destroy competitors are trying to force its removal
Publié: avril 7, 2009, 6:15pm CEST par Scott M. Fulton, III, Nate Mook and Angela Gunn
It's hard enough to make a name for yourself as an independent anti-malware company, without competitors demanding your software be uninstalled.
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Google extends search localization to the desktop
Publié: avril 7, 2009, 5:07pm CEST par Scott M. Fulton, III
Users of Google's mobile services on handsets are familiar with how its search service can assume they're looking for something in its own general vicinity, even using GPS location. That level of detail hasn't always been available through desktop searches, though in recent months, I've noticed Google had been testing the concept off and on. I'd assumed the company was judging my approximate geography using my IP address.
