Apple's Boot Camp Now Supports Vista
The Mac maker will now support Microsoft's newest OS, as well as XP, with its Boot Camp software, which allows Windows to run on its Intel-based machines.
Software
Mar 30, 2007
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Ancient rock collisions may have formed Western Australia
A new 3D picture of the geology of Western Australia, captured by measuring seismic waves from deep in the Earth’s crust, has provided evidence that it was created when vast regions of ancient world slammed into each other.
Earth Sciences
Mar 30, 2007
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Alcatel Rolls Out Spring Line of Fashion Phones
Alcatel, a French/Chinese phone maker is making a big splash in the U.S. this year, with twenty – yes, twenty – phones for the U.S. market. The look? Chic and stylish.
Consumer & Gadgets
Mar 30, 2007
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BI Landscape Is A-Changin'
New technologies and mergers put the business intelligence sector on verge of an evolution.
Business
Mar 30, 2007
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Analysis: Phone Apps Finally on a Diet
For several years now, phones have been able to do all sorts of things: play music, run instant messaging clients, take pictures and share them, send and receive e-mail, and now even watch broadcast television.
Other
Mar 30, 2007
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Adobe Takes New CS3 Suite to Phones, Too
At the CTIA show here, Adobe showed off Adobe Device Central CS3, an integrated software component that works across different applications in their new Creative Suite family, offering both professional and individual web ...
Software
Mar 30, 2007
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Star Wars' Stamp Put to a Vote
The United States Postal Service has decided to commemorate the 30th anniversary of Star Wars with a stamp. Which one it is is up to you.
Other
Mar 30, 2007
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Gateway Offers New Small Form Factor PC
The company believes the new PC lineup, the E-2610, which comes with Intel's Core 2 Duo processors and 945G chip set, will appeal to specific verticals, such as education.
Hardware
Mar 30, 2007
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Will Next Killer App Be Mobile?
What is the next killer application? This is one of those perennial questions whose answer often seems obvious in retrospect but was not visible when you peered into the crystal ball.
Software
Mar 30, 2007
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TJX Intruder Had Retailer's Encryption Key
Not that the culprit necessarily needed it. Data was apparently taken during the card-approval process before it was encrypted. These are among the latest details in what is almost certainly the worst retail data breach ever. ...
Internet
Mar 30, 2007
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