Comment: Re:Atari AGAIN? (Score 1) 170
i agree with you except i think you mean
"write something new about something old"
Australia says no change to SMS tapping laws
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An anonymous reader writes "The Australian government has rejected a call to make it easier for police to access cellphone text messages during riots. The state of New South Wales wants more powers to tap these messages but the attorney-general has described the request as an unacceptable invasion of privacy."
xbox 360 IPTV movie rental success
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bmcage writes "Microsoft apparently hit the jackpot with their xbox 360 movie download. HD content a few clicks away. They are estimated to pocket $726 million by 2011.
The deals are flowing in, with now also contracts signed with AT&T, British Telecom, Deutsch Telecom and Swiss Telecom.
Will all competetion be too late to market?"
Will all competetion be too late to market?"
The Truth Behind SSL usenet access
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Anonymous Coward writes "There is a lot going on in the usenet industry these days. A lot of providers worked hard to increase their retention and are closing up on Giganews' 90 days.But Giganews wasn't sleeping at all, they were just working on other things — SSL access to their servers! Since other providers are joining the trend of usenet ssl access, we think it's time to clear up some questions..Continue Reading"
Intel to partner with Sun Microsystems on server
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adaminnj writes "SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Server and software maker Sun Microsystems Inc. has agreed to use chips from Intel Corp. in some of its servers and for Intel to endorse Sun's Solaris operating system, a person close to the deal told the AP.
An announcement is expected Monday, according to the person, who requested anonymity because the deal had not been made public. Specifics of the arrangement were not disclosed on Sunday night.
The deal marks a major design win for Intel, the world's largest computer chip maker, which has been fighting to reverse plunging profits and regain market share lost to archrival Advanced Micro Devices Inc.
Full Story at canada.com"
An announcement is expected Monday, according to the person, who requested anonymity because the deal had not been made public. Specifics of the arrangement were not disclosed on Sunday night.
The deal marks a major design win for Intel, the world's largest computer chip maker, which has been fighting to reverse plunging profits and regain market share lost to archrival Advanced Micro Devices Inc.
Full Story at canada.com"