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Collaboration to Drive Innovation at HP Labs: related news
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Earlier this year, HP Labs formed the Open Innovation Office in its first step toward bringing academic researchers into its program. Now, it's inviting the first applications to take part in the Innovation Research Program. Topics include "dynamic cloud services" and "intelligent infrastructure."
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via Linux Insider @ 10:35 11th May
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Most Linux distributions, such as Ubuntu, are capable of installing directly to a USB drive as if it were just another hard drive, but some distributions treat USB flash drives as a slightly special case. DSL, for instance, has an installer specifically for creating a USB-drive installation of the OS. Puppy can also install itself directly to a flash drive through the built-in Universal Installer utility. However, the default options did not work in my case; I had to explicitly use the "SysLinux" option in its installer menu to make the flash drive bootable.
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via TMC Net @ 3:22 21st May
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"Most Linux distributions, such as Ubuntu, are capable of installing directly to a USB drive as if it were just another hard drive, but some distributions treat USB flash drives as a slightly special case. DSL, for instance, has an installer specifically for creating a USB-drive installation of the OS. Puppy can also install itself directly to a flash drive through the built-in Universal Installer utility. However, the default options did not work in my case; I had to explicitly use the 'SysLinux' option in its installer menu to make the flash drive bootable.
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via Linux Today @ 17:08 25th May
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PCPro has a neat little tidbit about a new flash drive from Corsair. This little drive, only half the size of a lighter, packs a punch with 4GB of data storage and a very reasonable price tag (approx $32 USD). "When a Corsair rep turned up at Dennis Towers yesterday he told us he'd brought something pretty special to show off. We were therefore distinctly underwhelmed when he said it was...a flash drive. But this flash drive needs seeing to be believed. It's been passed all round the office, where it's invariably been greeted with ooohs and aaaahs of grinning appreciation."
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via Slashdot @ 7:26 31st May
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HP Introduces ''Extreme'' Storage for Online and Digital Media BusinessesThe new HP StorageWorks 9100 Extreme Data Storage system is designed for the storage of massive amounts of data typical for online and digital media companies. I...
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via Broadcast Newsroom @ 15:36 6th May
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Purple Labs: Purple Labs Opens Korean Office; Mobile Linux software vendor increases investment in Asia
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via Macro World Investor @ 6:43 22nd May
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TMCNet: Purple Labs: Purple Labs Opens Korean Office; Mobile Linux software vendor increases investment in Asia
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via TMC Net @ 8:35 22nd May
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Purple Labs: Linux Vendor Completes $32 Million Acquisition of US Mobile Technology Leader; Purple Labs acquires mobile browser business from Openwave
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via Macro World Investor @ 10:25 3rd Jul
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TMCNet: Purple Labs: Linux Vendor Completes $32 Million Acquisition of US Mobile Technology Leader; Purple Labs acquires mobile browser business from Openwave
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via TMC Net @ 13:07 3rd Jul
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HP consumer PCs will default to Microsoft Live Search as Microsoft moves for broader distribution of Live Search. Microsoft's Live Search toolbar will give HP buyers direct accesss to a variety of onlline services and tools, including HP's Snapfish service. Microsoft hopes to be able to place sponsored links before more Internet viewers.
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via CIO Today @ 4:01 5th Jun
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Everyone's abuzz about HP's decision to ship Microsoft's Live Search toolbar beginning with 2009 HP computers. But this is more than just a win for Microsoft Live Search. It's just as big of a win for Silverlight, Microsoft's contender to take on Adobe and remake how web applications interact with users. The HP agreement is the largest and first deal I'm aware of to distribute any application written in Silverlight.
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via NetworkWorld @ 7:49 4th Jun
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HP consumer PCs will default to Microsoft Live Search as Microsoft moves for broader distribution of Live Search. Microsoft's Live Search toolbar will give HP buyers direct accesss to a variety of onlline services and tools, including HP's Snapfish service. Microsoft hopes to be able to place sponsored links before more Internet viewers.
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via CIO Today @ 4:01 5th Jun
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justechn writes "I recently had the opportunity to see, first hand, HP's new 30-bit, 1 billion color LCD display. I have to say I am impressed. Not only is the HP Dreamcolor LP2480zx capable of displaying so much more than standard LCDs, but it considered a Color Critical display. This means if you work with videos or photos you can be guaranteed that what you see is what it is suppose to look like. With 6 built-in color spaces (NTSC, SMPTE, sRGB, Rec. 709, Adobe RGB and DCI), you can easily switch to the one that best suits your applications and process. At $3499, it is too expensive to be a consumer level LCD, but compared to other Color Critical displays (which can cost as much as $15,000 and $25,000) this is a real bargain. This display was a joint venture between HP and DreamWorks animation.
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via Slashdot @ 15:01 10th Jun
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Were this review based on design and features alone the HP 2133 Mini-Note PC would be walking away with a Recommended Award: that's a fact. It has a superb keyboard and a chassis that's a cut above both the Eee PC and anything we've seen, released or otherwise. Unfortunately for HP there's a lot more to it than this and the Mini-Note struggles to match even the modest exploits of the Eee PC. Its 1.2GHz VIA CPU chugs when shown any kind of video and battery life is poor, managing even less than the none too impressive longevity offered by Asus' machine. If and when HP updates this with something faster, be it Intel's Atom or a new generation VIA CPU, then it could be onto a real winner.
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via Dark Vision Hardware @ 3:39 23rd May
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Hand-crafted from fine, premium grade leather, BoxWave's HP iPAQ 200 Designio Leather Sleeve is a durable leather sleeve that is custom fitted for your device. This durable leather sleeve neatly stores your device and protects it from everyday wear and tear, while giving it a slim and professional look. The HP iPAQ 200 Designio Leather Sleeve is also designed with a clear protective plastic screen cover. An utterly refined accessory for HP iPAQ 200 users on the move.
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via Mobility Site @ 4:08 20th May
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McAfee, Inc. (NYSE: MFE) announced that it has joined the HP BladeSystem Solution Builder Program, a community of more than 300 technology and service providers working together to accelerate the deployment of customer-centric solutions on HP BladeSystem architecture. McAfee's new Content Security Blade Server is fully integrated with HP BladeSystem c-Class server blades.
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via Huliq.com @ 17:43 15th May
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SANTA CLARA, Calif., May 13 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- McAfee, Inc. MFE today announced that it has joined the HP BladeSystem Solution Builder Program, a community of more than 300 technology and service providers working together to accelerate the deployment of customer-centric solutions on HP BladeSystem architecture. McAfee's new Content Security Blade Server is fully integrated with HP BladeSystem c-Class server blades.
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via Houston Chronicle @ 7:17 13th May
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SANTA CLARA, Calif., May 13 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- McAfee, Inc. (NYSE: MFE - News) today announced that it has joined the HP BladeSystem Solution Builder Program, a community of more than 300 technology and service providers working together to accelerate the deployment of customer-centric solutions on HP BladeSystem architecture. McAfee's new Content Security Blade Server is fully integrated with HP BladeSystem c-Class server blades.
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via Yahoo! Canada @ 11:41 13th May
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I was scared to death when I heard the loud shot-like noise that came from the DVD disk I was playing. Apparently the disk shattered inside the drive! The drive is wide open but it won’t close, and half the disc seems to be inside the drive somewhere. No other CD can go in at all. How do I take out the rest of the CD broken inside? Can someone please tell me how can I open the CD player inside the computer? I need to see inside so I can remove the rest of the disk. How did this thing happen? My computer is working fine. I mean I even turned it off and on again to see what could happen. Nothing. Can someone tell me if I should open the computer CPU case so I can remove the pieces? Thanks, Mary
in Gadgets
via IT Security @ 0:19 22nd Jun
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SAN DIEGO, June 10 /PRNewswire/ -- Iomega, an EMC Company, and a global leader in data protection and security, today announced the North American launch of the new Iomega(R) DVR Expander Drive, a 500GB* external drive that increases the storage capacity of digital video recorders. The new Iomega DVR Expander Drive expands users' digital video recorder (DVR) storage capacity by as much as 300 hours of standard-definition TV or 60 hours of high-definition TV. (Photo:
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via Financials.com @ 18:53 10th Jun
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SAN DIEGO, June 10 /PRNewswire/ -- Iomega, an EMC Company, and a global leader in data protection and security, today announced the North American launch of the new Iomega(R) DVR Expander Drive, a 500GB* external drive that increases the storage capacity of digital video recorders. The new Iomega DVR Expander Drive expands users' digital video recorder (DVR) storage capacity by as much as 300 hours of standard-definition TV or 60 hours of high-definition TV.
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via SmartBrief @ 18:54 10th Jun
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AEP Networks today announced that its AEP Netilla SSL VPN appliance earned Secure Sockets Layer-Transport Layer Security (SSL-TLS) VPN Version 3.0 Certification from ICSA Labs. This prestigious certification is reserved for products that meet ICSA Labs' demanding security standards for products implementing SSL-TLS for data confidentiality, authentication, and integrity assurance for inter-network transactions. This accomplishment marks the latest of AEP's ongoing certification efforts, including previous ICSA Labs certifications for Netilla, demonstrating a commitment to their customers' need for highly secure and highly available applications.
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via Macro World Investor @ 10:27 27th May
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Collaboration on software development is essential, but how do you include your partners, customers and even competitors as part of an extended team? Read on for tips on using open source software to establish an innovative network for IT.
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via CIO Magazine @ 19:10 23rd May
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Purple Labs, a French developer of Linux-based mobile software, today announced that it has completed its acquisition of the mobile client software business of California-based Openwave Systems, in an asset sale valued at more than $32 million. The browser and messaging products acquired in the deal are among the best-selling mobile applications in the world, having already shipped in more than 1.5 billion mobile phones.
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via Quote.com Hong Kong @ 7:38 3rd Jul
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Whitepaper: HP Integrated Citrix XenServer for HP ProLiant Servers. Download this whitepaper now and get a chance to receive FREE XenServer HP Select Edition Software. Sponsored by HP, Citrix, and Intel.
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via Datamation @ 17:59 15th May
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