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Friday, April 20, 2007 |
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Massive system
failure temporarily
halts BlackBerry e-mails |
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Research in Motion Ltd. said Wednesday a network
outage overnight had stunted its hugely popular wireless Blackberry
e-mail service, but messaging to "most" of its handsets
had been restored.
"A service interruption occurred Tuesday night that affected
BlackBerry in North America. E-mail delivery was delayed or
intermittent during the service interruption," the Waterloo,
Ontario-based company said in a statement.
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O T H E R R E P O R T S
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Malaysia's
Mahathir defends bloggers
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Malaysia's former premier
Mahathir Mohamad Wednesday emerged as an unlikely champion for the
country's bloggers, arguing they provide a valuable source of news.
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TECHBYTES
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IDF 2007
update:
Intel keeps mobile engine humming,
fueled by silicon technology advances
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Beijing: Describing the latest
trends in mobile computing at the Intel Developer Forum today, Intel
Corporation executives said that personalization and content are key
drivers behind increased demand...
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HARDWARE CORNER
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Tuniq
Tower 120 Cooler:High-rise for high temperature
CPUs are hot in the literal sense. That is why a well-made
heatsink with a reliable cooling fan is necessary in every
desktop computer setup.
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DIGITAL LIFESTYLE
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Gadget of the week |
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HP
Pavillion TX1000 Tablet PC
What is it: The latest fully-loaded tablet PC from HP.
Who’s it for: People who want it light, powerful and
convertible to a tablet.
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