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- Eminent EM7195 HD server
- Greenpeace spies soot lining in cloud data centers
- ET, phone back: Alien quest seeks earthling coders
- Google location tracking can invade privacy, hackers say
- Amazon cloud still on fritz after 36 hours
- How to build a national cellular wireless network for £50m
| Posted: 23 Apr 2011 12:00 AM PDT Media streamer with a TV tuner and USB 3.0Review The Eminent 7195 is a monster of a media player. It towers above diddy streaming clients like the Apple TV and WDTV models, and would doubtless win a brawl with its HDD media player Netherlands neighbour A.C.Ryan.… |
| Greenpeace spies soot lining in cloud data centers Posted: 22 Apr 2011 03:29 PM PDT Cough computingCloud computing may have a silver lining, but it's apparently covered in soot.… |
| ET, phone back: Alien quest seeks earthling coders Posted: 22 Apr 2011 03:08 PM PDT Open source joins Search for Extra Terrestrial IntelligenceIt was the year of Star Wars and Close Encounters, and in the flatlands of Ohio, a man stumbled upon something possibly alien in origin.… |
| Google location tracking can invade privacy, hackers say Posted: 22 Apr 2011 02:25 PM PDT Unique IDs + router addresses = potential abuseIf you've got a Wi-Fi network, chances are Google has used its top-selling Android mobile operating system to store your router's precise location and broadcast it for all the world to see.… Free Webcast: Making the decision on hosted apps - What's the risk and reward? |
| Amazon cloud still on fritz after 36 hours Posted: 22 Apr 2011 02:20 PM PDT 'All hands on deck'Amazon's cloud is still on the fritz, a day and a half after the company first reported connection problems, latency issues, and increased error rates across the service. But on Friday morning, the company said that full service should be restored for a "majority" of users by the afternoon Pacific time.… |
| How to build a national cellular wireless network for £50m Posted: 22 Apr 2011 01:00 AM PDT It's easy when all your customers are machinesA team of 20 developers in Cambridge wants to build a new radio network covering the entire country, but plans to cut costs by only offering connectivity to silicon-based customers.… Free Webcast: Making the decision on hosted apps - What's the risk and reward? |
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