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    Web designers admit to trashing client's Web site

    The CEO of Seattle-area consulting company Minecode faces prison time for destroying a customer's Web site.
    Executives from a Seattle-area consulting company are facing prison time after pleading guilty to charges that they wiped a client's Web site off the Internet following a contract dispute.
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    Telstra fights back at the NBN

    It turns out that kicking Telstra out of the bidding race for the National Broadband Network may benefit Australian Internet users more than previously thought. Not only does it mean Telstra doesn’t have a monopolistic control over the future backbone of local Internet services, but it has forced the telco to reveal its hand — the roll-out of DOCSIS 3.0.
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    Windows 7 is less of a resource-hog than Vista

    Microsoft's Windows 7 OS should be less of a resource hog than Vista, based on system requirements published Wednesday.
    Good news: the next version of Microsoft's Windows OS appears to be less of a resource hog than Windows Vista.
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    Web designers admit to trashing client's Web site

    The CEO of Seattle-area consulting company Minecode faces prison time for destroying a customer's Web site.
    Executives from a Seattle-area consulting company are facing prison time after pleading guilty to charges that they wiped a client's Web site off the Internet following a contract dispute.
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    How to create a Flickr photostream

    Get tagging with Flickr.
    A picture may tell a thousand words, but all too often it's not that flattering a story. As many of us have learned to our cost, having the whole world see what we've been up to, courtesy of tags added by well-meaning friends, is not always cause for celebration.
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    HP aims TouchSmart desktop PC at businesses

    Company offers support option not available on consumer systems
    Hewlett-Packard Thursday unveiled an all-in-one touch-screen-enabled desktop for businesses and large organizations, extending its growing line of TouchSmart PCs.
More >GPS Advisor
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    Fore! Garmin to debut GPS for golfers

    Garmin's newest GPS line may not improve your handicap, but at least you'll know exactly where the greens are.
    Golfers, take note. Garmin's newest GPS line may not improve your handicap, but at least you'll know exactly where the greens are. The Approach G5, the first Garmin touch-screen handheld designed for golfers, will come preloaded with detailed maps for thousands of U.S. golf courses--no subscription required.
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    Kogan EziNav GPS

    A great (if somewhat tacky) budget GPS unit.
    Part of the company's line-up of inexpensive and competitive products, Kogan's EziNav GPS unit is a great budget GPS unit. It offers a positive navigation experience as well as a few extra features.
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    Garmin nuvi 255

    Compact GPS ideal for consumers on a budget
    Garmin's nuvi 255 offers the same features as its widescreen counterpart, the nuvi 255W, but it has a smaller and lower resolution display and a cheaper price point. This makes it a viable option for those on a budget, commanding an RRP of under $300.
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    Chinese government campaign targets Internet porn

    China's government has launched a campaign to stamp out Internet pornography.
    China's government launched a month-long campaign to stamp out Internet pornography on Monday, with Google's search engine topping the list of Web sites it wants to see crack down on pornographic content.
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    Google unveils new desktop Docs gadget

    Google has added a new feature to enable users to find and access their Google documents straight from the desktop.
    Google has added a new feature to enable users to find and access their Google documents straight from the desktop.
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    IE's European share falls under 60%, Firefox's growth stalls

    Traditionally, Europeans are much more likely than Americans to ditch IE and turn to an alternative.
    Fewer than 60% of European Web users run Microsoft's Internet Explorer, a French-based metrics company reported yesterday, while more than 31% have switched to Mozilla's Firefox.
More >Digital Photo Advisor
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    How to create a Flickr photostream

    Get tagging with Flickr.
    A picture may tell a thousand words, but all too often it's not that flattering a story. As many of us have learned to our cost, having the whole world see what we've been up to, courtesy of tags added by well-meaning friends, is not always cause for celebration.
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    Tiny Casio cams have big-time burst mode

    Everybody who's seen the super-slow-motion feature in action in Casio's EX-F1 and EX-FH20 cameras loves the effect, but both of those models are a bit bulky to carry around every day.
    Everybody who's seen the super-slow-motion feature in action in Casio's EX-F1 and EX-FH20 cameras loves the effect, but both of those models are a bit bulky to carry around every day.
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    Sony Cyber-shot DSC-G3: The iPod of Cameras?

    New camera offers Wi-Fi capabilities and one-click access to photo-sharing sites.
    Released last year, the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T700 was the first digital camera to offer an on-board 4GB flash drive. With the announcement of the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-G3 at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, the company has augmented the T700's integrated storage and basic specs with Wi-Fi capabilities and one-click access to photo-sharing sites.
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    Web designers admit to trashing client's Web site

    The CEO of Seattle-area consulting company Minecode faces prison time for destroying a customer's Web site.
    Executives from a Seattle-area consulting company are facing prison time after pleading guilty to charges that they wiped a client's Web site off the Internet following a contract dispute.
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    HP aims TouchSmart desktop PC at businesses

    Company offers support option not available on consumer systems
    Hewlett-Packard Thursday unveiled an all-in-one touch-screen-enabled desktop for businesses and large organizations, extending its growing line of TouchSmart PCs.
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    Windows 7 beta shows off task bar, UI goodies

    Goodbye, Quick Launch bar -- there's a new task bar in town.
    The just-released Beta 1 version of Windows 7 is a solid, fast-performing, stable operating system that appears to be just about fully baked and ready for prime time. It is much further along than Windows Vista was during its initial beta phase, and it appears to be feature-complete. Based on the stability and speed of this beta, don't be surprised if Microsoft Corp. releases Windows 7 before 2010 rolls around.
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    Web designers admit to trashing client's Web site

    The CEO of Seattle-area consulting company Minecode faces prison time for destroying a customer's Web site.
    Executives from a Seattle-area consulting company are facing prison time after pleading guilty to charges that they wiped a client's Web site off the Internet following a contract dispute.
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    Sony Cyber-shot DSC-G3: The iPod of Cameras?

    New camera offers Wi-Fi capabilities and one-click access to photo-sharing sites.
    Released last year, the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T700 was the first digital camera to offer an on-board 4GB flash drive. With the announcement of the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-G3 at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, the company has augmented the T700's integrated storage and basic specs with Wi-Fi capabilities and one-click access to photo-sharing sites.
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    New Casio cams have built-in green screens (sort of)

    Casio announced three new Exilim cameras at CES.
    In addition to two new compact point-and-shoots that pack awesome high-speed burst modes, Casio announced three new Exilim cameras at CES in Las Vegas (the International Consumer Electronics Show) that the company says take in-camera editing and processing capabilities to unforeseen levels.
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