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Potential users find early faults with Google Chrome OS

Google revealed more details of its Google Chrome OS on Thursday - showing how lightweight and fast it is - but early reactions from blogs, Twitter and Facebook, show that potential users are already finding problems with it.
Tech >> Nov 19, 2009 / By Isabel Gonçalves
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Security Tool Virus Removal

Security Tool is a computer virus pretending to be a security application and is promoted through pop-ups, trojans and malware webites.
Tech >> Oct 8, 2009
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The World's Largest House

Taken from the Arabic name, means Palace of the Faith Light; is the largest residential palace in the world and the world's largest residence of any type.
World >> Jan 19, 2009 / By Yasmin Oplado
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The Week Ahead updated November 20, 2009

The moves this week should convince anyone that had any doubt, that the correlation between equity markets and currencies remains alive and well. It was a rollercoaster, with EUR/USD oscillating between 1.4800 support and 1.5000 resistance for the better part of the week. The S&P 500 meanwhile continued to find interest on either side of the pivotal 1100 level. It seems that EUR/USD 1.50 and the S&P 1100 go hand in hand as both remain extre...
Forex >> Nov 20, 2009 / By Brian Dolan
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Google Chrome OS available now at a BitTorrent near you

Google Chrome OS open source version was released on Thursday and already programmers have turned the code into a test version of the new OS that is set to officially debut at the end of 2010. The working Chrome OS has already appeared on several peer-to-peer BitTorrent tracking sites, including Mininova.org and Pirate Bay.
Tech >> Nov 20, 2009 / By Isabel Gonçalves
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iPhone to attract 10 pct of 3G users by 2012, Unicom says

Apple's wireless carrier in China on Friday expressed its high expectations for the iPhone despite the relatively low sales since its debut, hoping the handset to attract 10 percent of China's 3G users in the in the next three years.
Technology >> Nov 20, 2009
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Chrome OS could save 217 years of energy per day in the US

Might sound bizarre, but its true. If all, or the majority of the computers and laptops in the US used Google Chrome OS right now, it would save up to 1.5 million hours, or 217 years of energy consumption every day.
Tech >> Nov 20, 2009 / By Isabel Gonçalves
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Why people won't use Google Chrome OS

As more details of Google Chrome OS came out on Thursday, people already took to Twitter and blogs to voice their complaints with the new OS and shared why they won't be using it when it launches at the end of 2010.
Tech >> Nov 20, 2009 / By Isabel Gonçalves
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Steps on How to Update Apple's iPhone 3.0 software

Apple's iPhone 3.0 software is now available today and here's the steps on how end-users can update their iPhone's to get working with the new operating system.
Technology >> Jun 17, 2009
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Dollar Index Posts Weekly Reversal Bottom

After reaching a 15-month low early in the week, the U.S. Dollar closed higher for the week against a trade-weighted basket of currencies. Technically, this closing price reversal, once confirmed, often leads to a 2 to 3-week retracement. The daily chart suggests that a move through 77.50 is necessary to turn the main trend to up.
Forex >> Nov 20, 2009 / By James A. Hyerczyk


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