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- <i>Reg</i> hack applauds asinine augmentation
- Easing the pain of applications delivery
- Of Windows patch management
- Think PCs will drop in price? Think again, warns Intel
- Endeavour bids adios to ISS
- Rumbled benefits cheats offer sensational excuses
- Ball games: the latest sports releases
- BT to embrace IPTV as it upgrades broadband network to multicast
- Part flash, all flash or dedicated flash?
- Rampaging Android takes over Main Street America
- Boffins grow brains in petri dish
- Intel's future Sandy Bridge Xeons exposed
- Lockheed-Martin signs on for D-Wave <strike>prototype</strike> computer
- Aussie banks cancel 10,000 credit cards
- Digital shoppers ripped off @.com.au
| <i>Reg</i> hack applauds asinine augmentation Posted: 30 May 2011 01:17 PM PDT Vulture Central expands donkey portfolioI'm delighted to announce that the El Reg Iberian bureau this morning celebrated the second happy new addition to its donkey portfolio, in the shape of a perfectly-formed jenny.… |
| Easing the pain of applications delivery Posted: 30 May 2011 05:00 AM PDT Gain time and control with virtualisationDesktop Application virtualisation separates the application not just from the underlying hardware but also from the operating system. That means, for example, that you can run applications side by side in separate virtualised spaces without fear of clashes between them or with the operating system.… |
| Posted: 30 May 2011 05:00 AM PDT Stay in control of updatesIf there's a new patch available for Windows, you probably want it applied as soon as possible. It is unlikely, though, that you will want to roll out that update to users automatically because whether they contain new features, fix bugs or plug security holes, patches can break applications.… |
| Think PCs will drop in price? Think again, warns Intel Posted: 30 May 2011 04:00 AM PDT Selling chips better biz than selling drugsThe Golden Age of ever-decreasing PC prices is over, at least as far as Intel is concerned.… |
| Posted: 30 May 2011 01:46 AM PDT Undocks ahead of final homecomingSpace shuttle Endeavour undocked from the International Space Station at 03:55 GMT this morning, marking its last departure from the orbiting outpost ahead of its return to terra firma on Wednesday.… |
| Rumbled benefits cheats offer sensational excuses Posted: 30 May 2011 01:12 AM PDT 'It wasn't me working, it was my identical twin'Government ministers have revealed a top ten list of improbable and entertaining excuses offered by rumbled benefits cheats, including the defence of one perp who insisted: "It wasn't me working, it was my identical twin."… |
| Ball games: the latest sports releases Posted: 30 May 2011 01:00 AM PDT Action for the armchair athleteReview Here at Vulture Central, we love a challenge. And they don't come more challenging than reviewing three sports games in three days. So all warmed up and ready to play, with club, racket and cue in hand, I head onto the course and court and into the Crucible to give you the lowdown on Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2012 Masters, Virtua Tennis 4 and WSC Real 2011.… |
| BT to embrace IPTV as it upgrades broadband network to multicast Posted: 30 May 2011 01:00 AM PDT BT's network about to become very video-friendlyBritish Telecom will change the bulk of its broadband network to use multicast routers as from next year – this will mean that full IPTV services, using quality of service protocols, could then be launched for the first time on the BT network.… |
| Part flash, all flash or dedicated flash? Posted: 30 May 2011 12:00 AM PDT Location, location, locationFlash memory is rarely out of the news these days as recent announcements from Texas Memory Systems and EMC show.… |
| Rampaging Android takes over Main Street America Posted: 29 May 2011 11:00 PM PDT This is not the theme park you were looking forThe latest Texan tourist attraction is a residential street, but one that invites visitors to tap an Android tablet against anything in the "neighbourhood" to be shown more details about the object, as well as its price.… |
| Boffins grow brains in petri dish Posted: 29 May 2011 09:49 PM PDT Manmade rat neurons with memoriesFor a chunk of the 20th century, SF writers played around with various "brain in a jar" scenarios, and now, it's come true.… |
| Intel's future Sandy Bridge Xeons exposed Posted: 29 May 2011 08:00 PM PDT x64 iron choices galoreThe ongoing x64 server chip war is going to heat up considerably in the third quarter, with both Intel and AMD firing off new processors for midrange server buyers. And we now have a few more details about Intel's future "Sandy Bridge" Xeon platforms and the chipsets that drive them.… |
| Lockheed-Martin signs on for D-Wave <strike>prototype</strike> computer Posted: 29 May 2011 05:57 PM PDT A quantum leap in sales, from zero to oneControversial Canadian company D-Wave, which has long made press claims about "commercial" quantum computing, can now claim to have sold a machine.… |
| Aussie banks cancel 10,000 credit cards Posted: 29 May 2011 03:50 PM PDT No you didn't exceed your limit, we can't secure our dataThe Australian banking system has been rocked by a mystery security breach which caused the immediate cancellation of over 10,000 cards on Friday. The Commonwealth Bank and the St George Bank initiated the alert via SMS to customers notifying them that their cards would be cancelled as part of precautionary measures.… |
| Digital shoppers ripped off @.com.au Posted: 29 May 2011 03:34 PM PDT Hint: why do we buy offshore?Australian gaming, tech and software consumers selecting to buy from local online stores vs offshore etailers are paying up to 91 percent for the pleasure, according to consumers watchdog Choice.… |
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