What if Presidents were using BitTorrent?

I got an email from the guys over at Torrentreactor.net, they are pleased to announce BushTorrent.com. Check out the press release. What if Presidents were using BitTorrent? Have you ever thought what it would be like if the President of your country was using Bittorrent technology as we always do? What sites would he visit, [...]

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Azureus 2.4.0.2 released

Azureus the highly popular BitTorrent client has released a new version. This release is primarily bugfixes and performance improvements. List of fixes Encryption bug fix Faster crash recovery hashing Fixed startup when config files corrupted Data transfer from slow peers improved Download Link

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Gates Sketches Out Vision for the Future

Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates sketched out a vision for the future Wednesday in which a cell phone will become a “digital wallet,” able to receive e-mail and even scan business cards, while computers and TVs will merge. Microsoft Corp., the world’s largest software maker, also wants to “redefine the way that citizens think about how [...]

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Hitachi Develops Security Robot on Wheels

Hitachi is working on an R2D2-like security robot on wheels that can map out its surroundings using infrared sensors and a camera to detect missing items, suspicious packages and intruders.

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Computer Researchers Warn of Net Attacks

A new variety of unusually powerful Internet attacks can overwhelm popular Web sites and disrupt e-mails by exploiting the computers that help manage global Internet traffic, according to security researchers.

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New MusicBrainz acoustic fingerprinting

MusicBrainz, the music tagging database has partnered with MusicIP and will start using their PUID fingerprinting technology to replace the former TRM fingerprints. This will potentially mean mean much improved look-ups based on acoustic properties. MusicIP provides: Free fingerprint lookup services for official MusicBrainz projects. The fingerprint services are entirely hosted by MusicIP, which removes [...]

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Researchers deliver drugs using Wi – Fi implant

Medicines can’t work effectively if patients don’t follow their dosing schedule — a problem researchers hope to overcome by delivering drugs using an implanted microchip linked to a wireless control outside the body.

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House panel OKs bill to stop Net gambling

A House committee Wednesday approved a bill aimed at stamping out the $12 billion Internet gambling industry by stopping businesses from accepting credit cards and other forms of payment.

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Apple’s iPod nano – A Bandwagon Worth Riding

The Apple iPod nano – A Bandwagon Worth Riding It’s cold, dark, and there’s not a soul on the road. Panting after a late-night run, I can just barely make out the text on my iPod’s white backlit display while it’s screened in by short, crystalized breaths. My stomach is tense and overworked from the [...]

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Getting to Know Your Audio Files

If you ever wondered what the heck a FLAC or an OGG file is, this guide will tell you everything you need to know, as well as compare and discuss the quality of audio file conversion rates. This is a guide to all the different types of audio files out there, as well as a [...]

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Man Charged With Hacking Into GM Database

A former security guard at General Motors Corp.’s Warren technical center is accused of taking employee Social Security numbers and using them to hack into the company’s employee vehicle database.

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Apple’s French Dis-Connection?

Take a complicated issue such as copyrights in the Digital Age. Throw in a generous helping of French politics and stir it with a dash of socialist ideology. The resulting concoction might not taste very good to executives of Apple Computer, and indeed could force the computer maker to change the way it does business [...]

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Motorola CEO says Razr technical glitch solved

the world’s second-largest mobile phone maker, said on Wednesday it had solved a technical glitch in its hot-selling Razr cell phone that had stopped shipments for three to four days.

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U.S. Charges 27 in Online Child Porn Sting

Authorities have charged 27 people in an online child pornography sting, a federal law enforcement official said Wednesday.

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Movie theaters may ask to jam cell phones

Movie theater owners faced with falling attendance are considering asking federal authorities for permission to jam cell phone reception in an attempt to stop annoying conversations during films.

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Radio chip barcodes can carry a virus: scientists

Cheap radio chips that are replacing the ubiquitous barcode are a threat to privacy and susceptible to computer viruses, scientists at a Dutch university said on Wednesday.

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Sony Postpones PlayStation 3 Release

Sony has now pushed back its long awaited spring debute of the PS3 to November, due to delays in finalizing its next-generation disc technology.

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Mobile music – mobile phones battle MP3 players to quench thirst for portable music

Listening to music on the move is no longer something that involves CD cases, homemade compilation tapes, eject buttons and double A batteries. The digital age has transformed the way we listen to music with various devices offering us the chance to store and listen to our favourite songs on the go. All of this [...]

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MP3 Players Linked to Hearing Loss

They hold thousands of songs, and are small enough to fit in your hand. But when it comes to Ipod use, you hold the future of your hearing in your hands. The Ipod is everywhere now, it’s even showing up in the weight room. When it comes to maximizing his workout, Mike Johnston relies on [...]

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French government blocks moves to legalise Internet downloading

French government attempts to stop Internet users downloading music and movies ratcheted up a notch Wednesday when Interior Minister Nicolas Sarkozy blasted the widespread practice as “theft”. His blunt appraisal, made after a meeting with several well-known French singers and musicians, came as the parliament debated a government bill that would punish anybody who broke [...]

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