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• May

  17

  Five indicted in long-running cybercrime operation Category：Tech Article comments：Time Reading click：146Time Scores：0Time

  New York prosecutors indicted five Eastern European men on Monday in an extensive credit-card fraud operation that netted the defendants at least US$ million from some 9,000 stolen card numbers. The indictment caps the third phase of a four...[ReadMore]

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• May

  17

  Ruckus launches new Wi-Fi products for businesses, housing c Category：Tech Article comments：Time Reading click：167Time Scores：0Time

  Ruckus Wireless today announced new Wi-Fi technology products that can be used to provide wireless services to businesses, housing complexes and schools. The products, which include including two outdoor mesh access points, a backhaul anten...[ReadMore]

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• May

  17

  New plans to use .GHz could to solve EU s spectrum crunch Category：Tech Article comments：Time Reading click：117Time Scores：0Time

  The use of the .GHz band for a supplemental mobile downlink could solve Europe's spectrum-crunch problem, according to a new report presented Wednesday. As more and more users go mobile, radio spectrum is an increasingly precious resource i...[ReadMore]

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• May

  17

  Beware of tests that use simulated data to validate product Category：Mobile Article comments：Time Reading click：194Time Scores：0Time

  WALTHAM, MASS. -- Testing information-assurance products against simulated data may not be worth much depending on how closely the simulation approximates real data, researchers told attendees at an IEEE conference on homeland security. Inf...[ReadMore]

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• May

  17

  Comcast begins rollout of IPv6 production network Category：Tech Article comments：Time Reading click：107Time Scores：0Time

  Comcast has begun the production rollout of its new IPv6 service, with 00 customers installed in San Francisco's East Bay in one week. IPv6 is an upgrade to the Internet's main communications protocol, which is called IPv. IPv6 features an...[ReadMore]

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• May

  17

  Microsoft Exits CES- Reasons Behind the Move Category：News Article comments：Time Reading click：66Time Scores：0Time

  When Microsoft announced that it was scaling back its role at the annual CES extravaganza, it tried to put the best possible face on the move. But tech writers hashed over the development on the Internet. Timing was a big reason for the dec...[ReadMore]

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• May

  16

  China to build more supercomputers with homegrown chips Category：world Article comments：Time Reading click：155Time Scores：0Time

  China is planning more supercomputers with homegrown chips in order to meet government demands, according to a Chinese researcher involved in the country's high performance computing. Last month, China's National Supercomputer Center in Jin...[ReadMore]

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• May

  16

  Android Ice Cream Sandwich Will Have More NFC Functionality Category：Mobile Article comments：Time Reading click：108Time Scores：0Time

  Google disclosed some more details regarding the newly announced Android update, Ice Cream Sandwich today. It also showed off some of the cool things Android app developers can do with NFC APIs. As a technology, NFC is incredibly flexible....[ReadMore]

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• May

  14

  The iPhone Antenna-gate Timeline Category：Tech Article comments：Time Reading click：129Time Scores：0Time

  Apple CEO Steve Jobs took the stage today to answer the burning questions regarding the iPhone death grip. Apple addressed most of the questions, stressing that the media has massively overblown the issue. To see how it all went down, the t...[ReadMore]

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• May

  14

  Mac hardware, tested and reviewed Category：world Article comments：Time Reading click：87Time Scores：0Time

  Things slow down in the Mac universe just before the holidays, but the Macworld office is still hoping in the wake of last month's hardware updates. We've completed our reviews and testing of the latest Macs--putting our revamped Speedmark...[ReadMore]

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• May

  14

  New Arm chip to stretch from smartphones to servers Category：Mobile Article comments：Time Reading click：186Time Scores：0Time

  Arm Holdings has taken the wraps off its major chip design, promising a five-fold increase in performance that the company hopes will take it beyond smartphones and into new types of equipment such as high-performance routers and servers. A...[ReadMore]

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• May

  14

  Casio prototype wristwatch works with cell phones Category：Mobile Article comments：Time Reading click：62Time Scores：0Time

  Most cell phone users have done it at least once: scramble to silence a ringing phone hidden deep in a jacket pocket or bag. Casio has developed a prototype system that can mute a phone with a couple of taps to a wristwatch. The prototype w...[ReadMore]

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• May

  14

  First Android netbook to cost about $0 Category：News Article comments：Time Reading click：99Time Scores：0Time

  The first netbook computer running the Google Inc.-backed Android mobile operating system on a low-cost ARM chip could become available to customers within three months, the maker's co-founder said this week. The Alpha 680, designed by Guan...[ReadMore]

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• May

  13

  Learning software vendor Saba goes social Category：Tech Article comments：Time Reading click：55Time Scores：0Time

  Saba, a provider of training and online collaboration software to large companies and institutions, is adding an enterprise social-networking platform that will let employees share links and content, then go right into an online conference...[ReadMore]

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