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Read Article on Microsoft's Linux contribution: Thank Novell?» Wood computer workstation takes up space, looks great, does little else15 July 2009 (mocoloco.com) A computerembedded in a traditional wooden desk, a wooden keyboard laser cut into and out of the surface of the desk with a screen to match. Marlies explains; "Personally, I am fascinated by how the world is changing into a digital world. To me it seems that; the digital world is personal but not private at all. For example, when I Google to find information about a friend, I will most likely find information about his life, his pets, his company and maybe a review on a digital camera that he has recently written.Read Article on Wood computer workstation takes up space, looks great, does little else» The Windows 7 Release Candidate (RC) is here!1 July 2009 (slashgear)As we previously announced, today the Windows 7 RC is now available for anyone interested in giving it a spin! 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Read Article on IBM and the Philipines Battle in Court» Army marching toward Windows Vista22 May 2009 (cnet.com) With all the buzz around Windows 7, it may sound strange to be reading about enterprises moving toward Vista. But in some cases, that’s where things are at. The U.S. Army, for example, plans to move by year’s end from Windows XPtoWindows Vista, as well as from Office 2003 to Office 2007.The Army has already moved 44,000 of its 744,000 desktops to Vista and is making the move to bolster security, according to an Army News Service article. Read Article on Army marching toward Windows Vista» EU slaps a record fine on Intel14 May 2009 (news.bbc.co.uk)Computerchipmaker Intel has been fined a record 1.06bn euros ($1.45bn; £948m) by the European Commission for anti-competitive practices. It dwarfs the 497m euro fine levied on Microsoft in 2004 for abusing its dominant market position. 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The fine was welcomed by AMD, which had lodged complaints in 2000, 2003 and 2006.Read Article on EU slaps a record fine on Intel » FriendFeed Adds Simple Logins for Twitter Users8 May 2009 (webmonkey.com) If you’re a Twitter devotee who’s curious about trying FriendFeed, the service just made it easier than ever to jump in and test its waters. FriendFeed has rolled out a new OAuth-based sign-up system that lets you join almost instantly using your Twitter login. Go to FriendFeed.com and click on the Twitter icon under the “Create your account” option. If you’re already logged in to Twitter, FriendFeed will set up an account for you, pull in your Twitter avatar and your profile info and — most importantly — automatically connect you to all of your Twitter friends who are using FriendFeed. If you’re not logged in, there’s a simple authorization form that logs you in to Twitter, then kicks you back to FriendFeed where all the aforementioned internet magic happens. Read Article on FriendFeed Adds Simple Logins for Twitter Users» Google’s Strength May Be Part of Microsoft Defense Strategy8 May 2009 (nytimes.com)BERLIN — Microsoft will argue against a European Commission proposal that it promote competing browsers in its Windows operating systemon the ground that such a move would strengthen its rival Google’s dominance in the global search-advertising market, according to a person with direct knowledge of Microsoft’s legal defense.The company will make the argument at a June hearing in Brussels as part of an antitrust inquiry about the packaging of its Internet Explorer browser with Windows, which powers more than 90 percent of the world’s personal computers. 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But IBM hopes its latest computer, dubbed Watson, will succeed in a different gaming setting – US television quiz show Jeopardy!.Read Article on IBM computer aims to beat Jeopardy! quiz » Google, Universal to Launch Music Hub 'Vevo'10 April 2009 (wired.com)Vevo will launch later this year, a collaboration between Universal Music Group and Google the partners expect to be the leading music video service in the world from day one. Google confirmed to Wired.com Thursday that all of Universal Music Group's video assets (music videos, interviews, concert footage and possibly Kyte-style backstage video) will live on Vevo, and that YouTube — and eventually, AOL, MTV and Yahoo — will embed Universal's videos from Vevo rather than licensing the content directly from the labels. Although terms of the deal were not disclosed, Google's licensing worries with Universal are over. 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Read Article on Twitter Search Engine Aims to Reel You in to Your Own Page» Stylish, Touchscreen 'Kitchen PCs' Set to Grab Consumers1 April 2009 (wired.com) Forget leaving notes on the fridge or carrying a laptopto the kitchen as you attempt to make scallops for dinner. PC makers are betting that consumers will spring for a sleek, new touchscreendesktopinstead — a machine perfect for web surfing, leaving notes and checking internet videos. Four major PC makers including Dell, HP, Asus and now MSI have launched 'kitchen PCs' — inexpensive all-in-one systems with touchscreens instead of keyboards. MSI Wind, a Taiwanese manufacturer better known for its netbooks, became the latest entrant to a new category with its 19-inch touchscreen PC on Tuesday called the Wind Top AE 1900. 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It didn't mention Wikipedia by name, but I think we all know the biggest change to encyclopedias to come around in recent memory. Read Article on Microsoft closing the book on Encarta»
Ancient Instrument Revived by Computing20 march 2009 (discovery.com) Powerful grid computing has revived a stringed musical instrument that was last played in ancient Greece, Italian researchers announced at a recent conference in Catania, Sicily. Called an epigonion after the 6th century B.C. musician Epigonus of Ambracia, the instrument was somewhat similar to a modern harp. No complete example of an epigonion has survived, yet it is known the instrument had 40 strings of varying lengths and a soundboard, like a guitar. Its strings were plucked with fingers Using data from various sources, including images in artwork, fragments from excavations and written descriptions, researchers of the Ancient Instruments Sound/Timbre Reconstruction Application, or ASTRA, project succeeded in developing a 3D mechanical computer model of the instrument. Read Article on Ancient Instrument Revived by Computing» |
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