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Professor PC - Typing Tutor 1.46
Improve your typing speed and obtain impressive results. TAGS: professor, PC
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Worms 4: Mayhem (PC)
Reviewed on October 21, 2005 TAGS: worm, gun, professor, weapon, gameplay, games, PC
News
Bug hunters face online-apps dilemma
April 13, 2007 Security holes in online applications may go unreported because well-intended hackers don't want to risk going to jail. TAGS: Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, dilemma, Web application, Computer Fraud, hacker, law, vulnerability, chief technology officer, Web 2.0, professor, security, security company, bug, PC
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Can Skype beat the hype?
August 16, 2005 The Net telephony upstart has a cult following, but the challenge is going to be shedding its geeky image. TAGS: Skype, hype, professor, challenge, telephony, VoIP, P2P, PC
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Longhorn OS: Sure hit or longshot?
May 10, 2005 Getting corporate customers and consumers onto Microsoft's Longhorn bandwagon may take some doing, say professors at Wharton.The answer will depend a lot on upcoming improvements in software security, sales in the technology industry and Microsoft's ability to remain a cutting-edge innovator. TAGS: Microsoft Longhorn, Bill Gates, software engineering, professor, preview, semiconductor, hit, operating system, security, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows, PC
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DRM: Media companies' next flop?
January 30, 2006 Wharton experts examine whether digital rights management is worth the effort and whether it will survive. TAGS: digital-rights management, media company, rootkit, restriction, Sony BMG Music Entertainment, professor, digital content, Sony Corp., CD, music, entertainment, TV, PC
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High-tech feng shui
September 8, 2004 After stumbling in its efforts to diversify, China's Lenovo is returning to its core PC business, its chairman tells Wharton. TAGS: China, Lenovo, globalization, goal, professor, chairman, information technology, PC
News
India's renaissance: The $100 computer
June 29, 2005 India may be the first country to reach a goal once unthinkable in the technology world: a $100 computer. TAGS: India, monitor, professor, open source, PC
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Is security getting any easier?
February 24, 2004 Although companies are making headway on many security problems, don't expect headaches like spam to disappear anytime soon, security experts say. TAGS: cryptography, AES, spam, security, professor, Microsoft Corp., PC, Microsoft Windows
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Cyborgs unite!
August 27, 2003 Professor Steve Mann just may be the world's first cyborg rights activist. It is a future, he says, that is no longer the exclusive preserve of science fiction. TAGS: wearable computer, activist, electrode, bankruptcy, Toronto, professor, PC