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Spain divided over corruption charge against judge who arrested Pinochet

He has put dictators, torturers, terrorists and drug barons in the dock. now, he himself faces an extraordinary battery of criminal charges.The already astonishing drama surrounding Spain’s crusading “superjudge”, Baltasar Garzón, hit a new peak as corruption was added to the charges against him and thousands of his supporters blocked streets around the supreme court [...]

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The rise of enterprise mobility

Smartphones, tablets and e-readers are selling more than laptops and desktop computers, bringing the day closer when mobile devices will reign supreme both in offices and homes. iPhones, rapidly developing network technologies, 4G and Wi-Fi availability, lower mobile data cost and smartphone applications are bringing this assumption ever closer to reality.A recent study by ABI [...]

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SafeSync description, Backup Downloads List By 30 Day Change

I have two computers and one smartphone that I use regularly. and while that’s more devices than I relied on just a few years ago, it’s likely fewer than many of you use. still, I sometimes have trouble finding the documents and data I need, wondering if I last viewed that video on my phone, [...]

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Inside Mac Games News: Avadon: The Black Fortress Patch 1.0.4 Ready To Download

Click to enlargeAvadon: The Black Fortress Patch 1.0.4 Ready To Download6:00 AM | Cord Kruse | Comment on this storySpiderweb Software has released a new update for Avadon: The Black Fortress. The patch brings the game to version 1.0.4 and includes improved support for Apple magic trackpads.The first chapter of a new saga, Avadon puts [...]

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Apple moves toward digital unity with Mountain Lion

Apple surprised the tech world last week by pulling the curtain back on its latest desktop/laptop operating system: OS X Mountain Lion. the final version will be released this summer, but the developer preview unveiled on Thursday shows that the upcoming OS picks up where OS X 10.7 — code-named Lion — left off. the [...]

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CCS Implements New Racer-Designed Race Management Computer Software

Feb 14, 2012, ©Copyright 2012, Roadracing World Publishing, Inc. From a press release issued by Bitgeist Software:Miami, FL — during the opening round of the 2012 season at Homestead Miami Speedway, CCS/ASRA began utilizing Bitgeist’s race series management software. Bitgeist Software is an enterprise software development firm based out of Miami Florida who’s new product, [...]

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Arrow Completes TechTurn Buy

Arrow Electronics, Inc. (ARW) recently completed the acquisition of TechTurn, ltd. the acquisition was announced in late January. Headquartered in Austin, Texas, TechTurn is an electronic asset disposition (EAD) services provider which possesses a broad portfolio catering to technology recovery, refurbishing and remarketing services which they globally offer, primarily to major Fortune 500 companies. the [...]

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If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it: Ancient computers still in use

It’s easy to wax nostalgic about old technology—to remember fondly our first Apple IIe or marvel at the old mainframes that ran on punched cards. but no one in their right mind would use those outdated, underpowered dinosaurs to run a contemporary business, let alone a modern weapons system, right? Wrong! While much of the [...]

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Step 1: give every kid a laptop. Step 2: learning begins?

Nicholas Negroponte, the head of the one Laptop Per Child (OLPC) project, sure knows how to get people’s attention. About three months ago, the venerable ed-tech evangelist told the Open Mobile Summit in San Francisco that his organization would “literally take tablets and drop them out of helicopters,” and return a year later to see [...]

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Five-deal Friday: An HDTV, a Bluetooth headset, a Batman game, and more!

Also on tap: a $30 pair of noise-isolating earphones for $10, and aniPad 2 keyboard case for $20.TGIF, am I right? To help kick off your weekend, I’ve rounded up five eclectic deals–a little something for everyone, I hope. First up: a ridiculously inexpensive HDTV.1. an story in today’s USA Today suggests that pre-Super Bowl [...]

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