Posts tagged with the keyword: ‘reader’
By Simon Cable Last updated at 6:27 PM on 25th July 2010 It’s only been four months since she split from her husband. But unlucky-in-love Kate Winslet may have already overcome her heartache after apparently striking up a close friendship with a hunky young model. The 34-year-old Oscar winner is said to have become inseparable from British model Louis Dowler in recent weeks
July 25, 2010 | Posted in
CELEBRITY |
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A new report from security software provider Secunia shows that despite considerable security investments, the software industry at large is unable to produce software with substantially fewer vulnerabilities. The latest data shows that Apple has surpassed Oracle and even Microsoft with accounting for the most software vulnerabilities, though the No. 1 ranking is related only to the number of vulnerabilities–not to how risky they are or how fast they get patched
July 22, 2010 | Posted in
TECHNOLOGY |
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Allure magazine has partnered with Microsoft Tag for its annual Free Stuff issue this August, allowing readers to use their smartphones to participate in $725,000 worth of beauty product giveaways, which are awarded on a first-come, first-win basis. In years past, readers could log on to Allure’s website to enter the contests and sign up for text alert reminders.
July 21, 2010 | Posted in
NEWS |
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CNET reporter Daniel Terdiman thought this image would stump most Picture of the Day players. Still, a good number did figure it out, including each of a small group of players who seem to have the right answer nearly every day
July 20, 2010 | Posted in
TECHNOLOGY |
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Brad Arkin, director of product security and privacy at Adobe, explains how sandboxing will protect Adobe Reader customers from attacks. (Credit: James Martin/CNET) Adobe Reader will soon have an additional layer of protection against the many attacks that target the popular PDF viewer. Adobe Systems is borrowing a page from Microsoft’s and Google’s playbook by turning to sandboxing technology designed to isolate code from other parts of the computer
July 20, 2010 | Posted in
TECHNOLOGY |
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Getting computers into developing countries may not always be an easy task, as the cost is often a prohibitive factor.
July 20, 2010 | Posted in
GADGETS |
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If you use several Google accounts on a daily basis, you probably want to be logged into all of them at the same time, but to achieve that, you have to use several different browsers. Now, according to Google Operating System , Google is testing a feature that will let users be logged into multiple Google accounts in the same web browser. Personally, I have at least four different Gmail accounts opened at all times, and this feature is very high on my wish list
July 15, 2010 | Posted in
SOCIAL MEDIA |
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While some hold up Pulse (£2.39) as the best way to access RSS feeds – stripped-down, automatically refreshed website content that you usually subscribe to for free – it’s a little too lightweight for us. It’s fine if you only have a dozen or so feeds coming in, but if you follow a lot more than that, Reeder is the app for you
July 15, 2010 | Posted in
TECHNOLOGY |
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The Eee PC’s success has propelled Asus to fifth-largest PC maker in the world. (Credit: CNET) The maker of the tiny Eee PC Netbook has joined the giants of computing. For the second quarter of 2010, Asus shipped 4.3 million PCs, good enough for 5.3 percent of the worldwide market, according to IDC.
July 14, 2010 | Posted in
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Android-powered eBook readers are in season, and now Velocity Micro has just announced a series of Android-powered color eReader tablets that claim to be functional, multimedia friendly, and also affordable. These tablets will range from $149 to $299, and will be offering various features in order to suit different needs. The tablets include the Cruz Reader, Cruz Tablet, and the Cruz StoryPad.
July 13, 2010 | Posted in
GADGETS |
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