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Apple anti-virus advice was nothing new more similar news »
Mac malware meme put in its place
One of the more famous Get a Mac ads boasted that Apple systems, unlike Windows boxes, didn't need anti-virus software. So when an article on an Apple support site encouraged the use of anti-virus software on Macs it seemed like news. In truth the article reiterated long-standing, though little publicised, advice from Apple.…
Wed Dec 03, 2008 more from this source»»
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S60 knows where you're at more similar news »
Location-aware alarm-app for the chronically lost
A new application for S60 phones opens the possibility of making every application location-aware, in a very primitive form, and promises to demonstrate the potential of today's GPS-enabled devices.…
Wed Dec 03, 2008 more from this source»»
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EU flags up wrinkly nuke-boffin knowhow loss threat more similar news »
Even non-nuclear nations must train replacements
The assembled member states of the European Union have warned that the continent's nuclear boffins are getting old, and not being replaced fast enough. The EU says this problem should be addressed by all nations - even those that don't fancy nuclear power - training more specialists and allowing them to move about more freely, probably by adopting a common qualification scheme.…
Wed Dec 03, 2008 more from this source»»
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Logitech Digital Video Security System more similar news »
The webcam, reborn
Review We’ve seen a number of PC-based home security systems in the past, but they all tend to share one common – and fundamental – flaw. The standard approach is to use motion-detection software running on a PC to tell the camera to record video footage of anyone that’s sniffing around your home or office without your permission.…
Wed Dec 03, 2008 more from this source»»
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