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“I don't see it as a widespread threat, because it's very hardware-dependent”

Security researchers have discovered a new technique for developing rootkits, malicious packages used to hide the presence of malware on compromised systems. via Channel Register

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“There is a lot of frustration among aid workers”

Emergency communications kits destined to help the clear-up of the Burmese cyclone have been held up by the Asian country's military junta. via Gizmonews

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News By Peter Sayer Google has begun scanning the streets of Paris, gathering data for its Street View service, which adds street-level photography to the satellite views offered by Google Maps. via CIO

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Britain's communications regulator Ofcom is predicting a huge range of applications for wireless technologies to make life simpler, safer and healthier, but in a far reaching report of the opportunities for the ... via EETimes.eu

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Devontechnologies has released updated version of its Devonthink software. Devonthink comes in Personal, Professional and Professional Office versions form US$39.95, $79.95 and $149.95 respectively. via PC World

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“We expect this product to be a robust and clinically capable MR system that will simplify MR exams without compromising quality or productivity.”

Main Category: Radiology / Nuclear Medicine Also Included In: MRI / PET / Ultrasound Article Date: 06 May 2008 GE Healthcare announced it has received clearance from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for ... via MediLexicon

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“There's a 21-year-old geek at the checkout. He just wants to know where he gets one.”

Portrait of Director of Product Marketing of a Cupertino company Ecrio Dave Beebe with a prototype of ClipPod, which translates coupons from the web into light signals that can be read at supermarket scanners. via SiliconValley.com

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“The two things people always mention are the shoes and the baggies”

The bad news: You still have to take off your shoes. The worse news: You're exposing more than that hole in your sock. via The Baltimore Sun

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Softi Scan to PDF 1.2 Softi Scan to PDF description This is an easy to use PDF scanning application. via Softpedia

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Posted in Printers by Conner Flynn on April 29th, 2008 One thing is always true about new devices. via Slippery Brick

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