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The folks over at engadget have a post with this tile that reads as follows:
“Cops doing computer forensic work already have a ton of tools to choose from, but Microsoft is doing its part to help out as well — the company just revealed that it’s been distributing a special thumb drive to cops in 15 countries [...]
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For anyone curious about what awaits us in iPhone firmware version 2.0 beta, here’s a great post from engadget with descriptions and even videos. June is drawing nigh and I am very much looking forward to the new firmware. Unfortunately I haven’t really had time to play much with the SDK which the 2.0 firmware [...]
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I found this article with an interview with Australian inventor Archer Quinn. Archer said he would unveil is Perpetual Motion Machine on 20 June 2008. A simple machine that can be built by any handyman. It will produce energy based on using gravity. He has not registered his inventions with a patent filing and has [...]
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I’ve been blogging for years and always had it on my list and now I finally got around to registering my profile and blog at technorati.com.
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To the NE of London is a region called Essex, so naturally the South of that very region is bordering London. In fact, some areas of South Essex are technically part of Greater London. For anyone having trouble communicating with the indigenous Essex folks, here’s some help:
alma chizzit – A request to find the cost [...]
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“Late Tuesday, in response to questions from Forbes.com, an Apple spokesman said Apple has agreed to buy a boutique microprocessor design company called PA Semi. The company, which is known for its design of sophisticated, low-power chips, could spell a new future for Apple’s flagship iPhone, and possibly iPod products as well.
The 150-person chip [...]
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