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Despite upgrades, security experts fear $100 laptops
InfoWorld   Monday, 26 March 2007
InfoWorld - WASHINGTON -- Despite a concerted effort on the part of the One Laptop per Child project to improve the overall security of its devices, researchers contend that the effort to distribute new teaching resources to the world's young and poor could create significant problems.
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Mom donates laptops to wounded soldiers
AP   Saturday, 24 March 2007

Laptops for the Wounded founder Laura Brown of Wyoming, right, and supporter Phil Drouin of East Hartford, Conn., left, pose with Col. Ladonna Howell, internal director of the Soldier Family Assistance Center at Walter Army Medical Center, Friday, March 23, 2007, in Washington. Brown and Drouin, donated on behalf of their organization 10 laptops for the wounded soldiers in rehabilitation at Walter Reed.  (AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta)AP - Laura Brown, a mother with a son who fought in the Iraq war, is trying to improve conditions at Walter Reed Army Medical Center — one laptop computer at a time.


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FCC unlikely to lift airplane cell phone ban
InfoWorld   Saturday, 24 March 2007
InfoWorld - The chairman of the U.S. Federal Communications Commission will ask fellow commissioners to keep in place a ban on mobile phone use during airplane flights.
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Wireless show to push mobile ads, shopping
Reuters   Saturday, 24 March 2007

Attendees are shown using wireless computers provided at the Cellular Telecommunications and Internet Association (CTIA) trade show in Atlanta, Georgia, in this March 24, 2004 file photo. After cramming Web browsers, e-mail and music and video players into cell phones, the wireless industry is now trying to make more money by adding mobile advertising and credit-card shopping to handsets.. (Tami Chappell/Reuters)Reuters - After cramming Web browsers, e-mail and music and video players into cell phones, the wireless industry is now trying to make more money by adding mobile advertising and credit-card shopping to handsets.


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Cablevision loses network DVR court case
Reuters   Friday, 23 March 2007
Reuters - Cablevision Systems Corp. said it lost a legal battle against several Hollywood studios and television networks to introduce a network-based digital video recorder service to its subscribers.
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Wii game console bowling over U.S. retirees
Reuters   Friday, 23 March 2007

The Nintendo 'Wii' and it's control unit in Tokyo, June 7, 2006. Nintendo has been on a mission to expand the $30 billion global video game market far beyond the children and young males who make up its core consumers. (Issei Kato/Reuters)Reuters - Until two weeks ago, Ruth Ebert never had the slightest interest in the video games favored by her one and only granddaughter.


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Gamers worldwide finally grab ahold of Playstation 3 consoles
AFP   Friday, 23 March 2007

The first customer at a local store in Australia receives a Playstation 3 in Sydney. The first gamers outside the United States to get their hands on Sony's PlayStation 3 were thin on the ground on Thursday as the much hyped launch of the new games console got underway.(AFP/Anoek de Groot)AFP - Diehard gamers around the world, some of whom had queued for nearly two days, finally got their hands on brand spanking new Sony Playstation 3 games consoles after midnight launches in Europe, the Middle East and Australasia.


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Promotion blitz ushers in PlayStation 3 in Europe
Reuters   Friday, 23 March 2007

A woman dressed in a costume and a guest play a game on the Sony Playstation 3 at a party held by Sony Computer Entertainment America celebrating the new Playstation 3 game console in Beverly Hills, November 8, 2006. Computer games fans slept on the floor of a London store on Thursday to be among the first in Europe to buy Sony's PS3, despite concerns over its price. (Fred Prouser/Reuters)Reuters - Midnight sales under the Eiffel Tower and at Berlin's Potsdamer Platz were aimed at blitzing Sony's PlayStation 3 onto the European stage on Friday, but the console faces tough rivals with headstarts.


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Safety officials warn against Qualcomm ban
Reuters   Friday, 23 March 2007

A man speaks on his cell phone in a file photo. Government agencies would have a harder time communicating with the public in an emergency if imports of cell phones containing Qualcomm computer chips are banned, a federal official said on Thursday. (Toby Melville/Reuters)Reuters - Government agencies would have a harder time communicating with the public in an emergency if imports of cell phones containing Qualcomm Inc. computer chips are banned, a federal official said on Thursday.


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Safety officials warn against phone ban
Reuters   Friday, 23 March 2007

A man speaks on his cell phone in a file photo. Government agencies would have a harder time communicating with the public in an emergency if imports of cell phones containing Qualcomm computer chips are banned, a federal official said on Thursday. (Toby Melville/Reuters)Reuters - Government agencies would have a harder time communicating with the public in an emergency if imports of cell phones containing Qualcomm Inc. computer chips are banned, a federal official said on Thursday.


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For PCs, smaller isn't always better
AP   Friday, 23 March 2007

This undated handout photo from SONY shows the SONY VAIO UX Premium. (AP Photo/SONY)AP - Watching users fumble and nearly drop an early version of the FlipStart compact PC practically gave Robin Budd a heart attack. The culprit was the three-key sequence, Control-Alt-Delete, required to log off or reboot a Windows PC.


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