Knowing that education can help break the vicious cycle that traps generations in poverty, the largest international charity in the United States, Food For The Poor, is embarking on a mission to send thousands of computers to developing countries. Recently in Technology Category
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Knowing that education can help break the vicious cycle that traps generations in poverty, the largest international charity in the United States, Food For The Poor, is embarking on a mission to send thousands of computers to developing countries.
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Knowing that education can help break the vicious cycle that traps generations in poverty, the largest international charity in the United States, Food For The Poor, is embarking on a mission to send thousands of computers to developing countries.
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A new survey on kids in cyberspace finds that one in five teens have "sexted" -- sent or received sexually suggestive, nude or nearly nude photos through cellphone text messages or e-mail. Read More
A new survey on kids in cyberspace finds that one in five teens have "sexted" -- sent or received sexually suggestive, nude or nearly nude photos through cellphone text messages or e-mail. Read More
Christian
Two million people look for God each day -- not in church, but in a search. "The number is staggering," said Mark Weimer, a self-described techie evangelist whose ministry has tapped the Internet to capture those looking for spiritual answers. Read More
Two million people look for God each day -- not in church, but in a search. "The number is staggering," said Mark Weimer, a self-described techie evangelist whose ministry has tapped the Internet to capture those looking for spiritual answers. Read More
Christian
Baptist Press is hosting its Southern Baptist Convention annual meeting blog again this year, and -- for the first time -- is sending out Twitter updates about the meeting. Read More
Baptist Press is hosting its Southern Baptist Convention annual meeting blog again this year, and -- for the first time -- is sending out Twitter updates about the meeting. Read More
Technology
Steve Jobs, who has been on medical leave from Apple Inc. since January to treat an undisclosed medical condition, received a liver transplant in Tennessee about two months ago. Read More
Steve Jobs, who has been on medical leave from Apple Inc. since January to treat an undisclosed medical condition, received a liver transplant in Tennessee about two months ago. Read More
Technology
Technology
Google (NSDQ: GOOG) executives have openly professed their admiration for Twitter's success and they may finally be able to cash in on it. Read More
Technology
Google Inc. doesn't believe it needs to change its ways despite three separate U.S. government inquiries into whether some of the Internet search leader's actions are thwarting competition.
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IAC/InterActiveCorp will shut down the year-old RushmoreDrive.com, a search engine geared toward the black community. Read More
IAC/InterActiveCorp will shut down the year-old RushmoreDrive.com, a search engine geared toward the black community. Read More
Technology
I see two kinds of response to social Internet media like blogging, MySpace, Facebook, Twitter, and others. Read More
I see two kinds of response to social Internet media like blogging, MySpace, Facebook, Twitter, and others. Read More
Technology
Nintendo turned the intimidating video game controller into a simple swing-and-swivel device. Now Microsoft wants to ditch the controller entirely and leave the swinging and swiveling to you. Read More
Technology
Microsoft's Bing search engine went live in the United States over the weekend, formally launching the company's latest attempt to wrest a larger slice of the lucrative online search market from incumbent Google .
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Microsoft's Bing search engine went live in the United States over the weekend, formally launching the company's latest attempt to wrest a larger slice of the lucrative online search market from incumbent Google .
Technology
The end began in
January 1998, when Matt Drudge broke the story on his blog that linked
President Clinton amorously to a young White House intern. At least
that's how his scoop is remembered, as a signature moment in the
growing dominance of online news. Except that's not what happened.
Drudge didn't break the intern story because he didn't have it. What he
reported was that Newsweek magazine had the story but wouldn't publish
it.
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The end began in
January 1998, when Matt Drudge broke the story on his blog that linked
President Clinton amorously to a young White House intern. At least
that's how his scoop is remembered, as a signature moment in the
growing dominance of online news. Except that's not what happened.
Drudge didn't break the intern story because he didn't have it. What he
reported was that Newsweek magazine had the story but wouldn't publish
it.
Technology
Apple
could be rolling out a Mac Tablet in the first half of 2010, according
to widely circulated Wall Street analyst report. While Apple has
publicly shot down suggestions that it would enter the mini notebook or
netbook market, the existence of a multitouch tablet device could
represent a potential threat to Amazon.com, which anticipates making
billions from its own flat-screen Kindle mobile e-reader devices.
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Technology
It's true. Regardless of how well your wireless devices work now, if they operate in the 700 MHz band (as many do), it's time to replace them.
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Xerox named Ursula Burns to succeed Chief Executive Anne Mulcahy, in a move that makes Burns one of the most prominent African-Americans to head a Fortune 500 company.
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Google has considered buying a newspaper or using its charitable arm to support news businesses seeking non-profit status, but is now unlikely to pursue either option, Eric Schmidt, chairman and chief executive, told the Financial Times.
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Microsoft will likely show off its latest attempt at cobbling together a half decent search engine at next week's All Things Digital technology conference in Carlsbad, Calif.
Technology
The man at the controls of the space shuttle Discovery when it deployed the Hubble Space Telescope in 1990 now appears poised to steer NASA into its post-shuttle orbit. Read More
The man at the controls of the space shuttle Discovery when it deployed the Hubble Space Telescope in 1990 now appears poised to steer NASA into its post-shuttle orbit. Read More
Christian
A unique conference that mixes new technologies and churches of all sizes is being held this week to highlight services, products and concepts that congregations across America are utilizing to enhance worship environments and improve ministries. Read More
A unique conference that mixes new technologies and churches of all sizes is being held this week to highlight services, products and concepts that congregations across America are utilizing to enhance worship environments and improve ministries. Read More
Technology
Apple has rejected an iPhone app that would enable users to fashion their mugs into portraits resembling Jesus Christ. Read More
Technology
Amazon's new digital newspaper reader. Amazon on Wednesday unveiled a jumbo version of its Kindle e-book reading device, dubbed the DX. Read More
Amazon's new digital newspaper reader. Amazon on Wednesday unveiled a jumbo version of its Kindle e-book reading device, dubbed the DX. Read More
Technology
Amazon.com Inc., aiming to broaden the appeal of its Kindle electronic reader, unveiled a model whose screen is 2.5 times bigger than the current version and is designed for newspapers and textbooks.
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Amazon.com Inc., aiming to broaden the appeal of its Kindle electronic reader, unveiled a model whose screen is 2.5 times bigger than the current version and is designed for newspapers and textbooks.
Christian
John Voelz isn't trying to brag, but it's fair to say he was down with Twitter before most people knew it was a proper noun. Read More
John Voelz isn't trying to brag, but it's fair to say he was down with Twitter before most people knew it was a proper noun. Read More
Health
Internet users have ramped up their searching, chatting and blogging of up-to-the-minute news on the symptoms and spread of swine flu since its sudden appearance this month. Read More
Internet users have ramped up their searching, chatting and blogging of up-to-the-minute news on the symptoms and spread of swine flu since its sudden appearance this month. Read More
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