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Mind your BlackBerry manners
Your BlackBerry is cemented to your hand. It may not be there when you go to sleep, but it is as close as anything gets to you. You probably even use your BlackBerry at time-consuming meetings. But... Read more...
Study: Internet video to explode
A new study by Cisco Systems finds that Internet video is about to grow dramatically over the next five years, driving up overall Internet traffic fivefold from what it is today, according to... Read more...
New environmentally friendly LCD monitor knows when to go to sleep
Monitor-maker Eizo Nanao has announced a new "EcoView Sense" feature that will debut in their just announced FlexScan range of monitors. As the name suggests, EcoView Sense is positioned to be more... Read more...
How to avoid overdosing on email
From the minute you wake up, you can log on to your email with your BlackBerry, and every minute fo your day--whether you areat work or not--you can be connected to your inbox. For the average... Read more...
Is Microsoft going mobile?
Microsoft is dismissing rumors that the company may be getting into the mobile phone business. The recent Microsoft smartphone talk was triggered last week by analyst firm Broadpoint AmTech, which... Read more...
Google breaks the Internet, accidentally
For almost an hour last Saturday, every search returned from search giant Google came back tagged with the message, "This site may harm your computer." Clicking on the search results caused a second... Read more...
Obama may carry top-secret PDA
There has been much publicity about President Obama retaining a mobile phone/e-mail device so that he can keep in contact with top White House staffers and some close friends. The question is what... Read more...
How to deal with a data breach
The next time your BlackBerry starts buzzing at 3 a.m., take a deep breath and get ready for some bad news. It could be your security officer alerting you that the company has experienced a data... Read more...
Obama's cellphone account breached
Several Verizon Wireless employees accessed and viewed President-elect Obama's personal cellphone account, according to Verizon Wireless. "We apologize to President-elect Obama and will work to keep... Read more...
Will Obama surrender his BlackBerry?
There are plenty of great things about being elected president, but there are some downsides too. One of them may be that President-elect Barack Obama will have to give up his BlackBerry. Throughout... Read more...






