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» Sidekick Loss Hits T-Mobile Phone Sales

T-Mobile has had to withdraw the Sidekick in America, after being made aware that customers could lose personal data through its server. The designer of Sidekick’s software, Danger (a subsidiary of Microsoft), confirmed the fault, with the mobile phone industry condemning the issue as one of the biggest failings in recent years. Microsoft are also [...]

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» Fujitsu adds SAS, iSCSI and SSD to Eternus DX

Fujitsu is looking to strengthen its Eternus DX brand by adding SAS and iSCSI interfaces and a solid state drive, enhancements developed since its March takeover of Fujitsu Siemens Computers. Fujitsu Siemens Computers had twin controller arrays with Fibre Channel connectivity for small/medium businesses in the FibreCAT SX60 and SX80. SAS and iSCSI were already features [...]

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» Seagate CEO Watkins replaced by Luczo

Seagate, the computer storage manufacturers, have had a pretty rough December and due to that are now facing a cut in employees.  So it doesn’t really come as much surprise that the CEO of the company is being replaced and the chairman of the company is being rushed in to replace him. The now former [...]

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» AMD prepares the “fastest graphics supercomputer ever”

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) are preparing themselves to release what they are calling the “fastest graphics supercomputer ever” they have announced.  It is the AMD Fusion Render Cloud, capable of bringing the user a powerful enough system to allow you to render high definition graphics in 3 dimensions, in a way that has never been [...]

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» Sun Microsystems Unveil Autumn Data Storage Line

This week Sun Microsystems, in an effort to give their financial situation a boost, have announced a new line of data storage systems, and the Californian based company hopes that they will establish them in the growing market.

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» When iPod Attacks

Japan?s Ministry of Economy has issued a warning to users of the portable music player, the iPod Nano, after at least two recent incidents of the popular device overheating and causing minor fires. So far there have been 14 such incidents in the country, according to reports, including one that occurred in March. The latest [...]

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» Microsoft SQL Server 2008 on its Way

It should have been released around February earlier this year, but Microsoft has finally announced the release to manufacturing (RTM) of its SQL Server 2008. The code is now finalised and on its way to production, and Microsoft have maintained that the SQL Server 2008 will still arrive within three years of the release of [...]

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» Samsung Unveils New SSD

Samsung have developed a new multi-level cell solid state drive that holds 256 GB of data, which makes it a practical competitor to hard disk drives in laptop computers. Practical – yes. Cheap ? No. ? Unveiled at the annual Samsung Mobile Solution Forum in Taipei, the 2.5-inch, 256 gigabyte, multi-level cell (MLC)-based SSD uses [...]

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» IPod Data Recovery

IPod is one of the most popular digital music players that have revolutionized the digital world. IPods contain tiny hard drives that are very sensitive to drops and malfunction. It is not just computers that are at risk, but iPods too. Some common problems faced by iPod users are volume formatting, capacity error, broken hard [...]

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» Storing Technological Equipment

Storing Technological Equipment The way the world of technology is these days, it moves so quickly that equipment becomes obsolete in a second. As soon as something brand new is developed, something in the same vein is developed but that much better and more advanced. Sometimes however, when something new is developed it does not [...]

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