Frost & Sullivan Product Innovation Award Conferred on Eurotech SpA for Pioneering Wearable, Wrist-worn Personal PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance
The 2006 Frost & Sullivan Product Innovation Award in the field of ambient intelligence is conferred on Eurotech SpA for developing an innovative, lightweight, wearable wrist-worn personal computer .
Computer expert convicted of using MP3 players to hack ATMs Finextra
A computer expert who used portable music players to bug ATMs in order to steal the personal details of bank customers has been gaoled in the UK.
Keep eye on computer-using kids, parents told The Scranton Times-Tribune
Lynn Tedesco learned some shocking news when she attended a recent Internet safety course: Personal information about her three computer-savvy teenage daughters is available to anyone with Internet access.
Microsoft Rushing Out a Fix for Computer Flaw NBC 24 Toledo
Microsoft is rushing out a fix for a windows security flaw that could let hackers take control of your computer. Microsoft says they need to fix a flaw where computers can come under attack just by visiting a website that's been manipulated to exploit the flaw.
SOFTWARE INSTALLATION ; Museum Creates Permanent Exhibit About Duke City and the Advent of Personal Computer Technology RedNova
By Stories by DAN MAYFIELD Photographs by DEAN HANSON Of the Journal The history of the personal computer has a strong past in Albuquerque. Some of the first PCs, Intel Corp., and of course Microsoft all have pasts rooted here.
Program Pushes Market to Improve Computer Energy Efficiency GreenBiz
PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 21, 2006 - The Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance has launched the 80 PLUS Program in 2004 to encourage computer manufacturers to dramatically improve the energy efficiency of their machines by installing highly efficient power supplies -- the devices that convert alternating current (AC) into direct current (DC).
Duke City to Tap into Computer History RedNova
By Sue Vorenberg SVORENBERG@ABQTRIB.COM / 823-3678 You never forget your first time. The time you used a computer, that is.
e-skills CEO Karen Price comments on British Computer Society's 'Crisis' claims PublicTechnology.net
"If we're not careful, the UK is going to lose its pre-eminent position as a knowledge-based economy," Professor Nigel Shadbolt, President, British Computer Society.
NEC losses worsen on weak mobile sales Financial Times
NEC , the Japanese electronics giant, was unable to stem plunging net losses in the April to September period as the group struggled to reverse a miserable performance at its mobile phone and personal computer divisions.
A Quantum Computer Step: Study Shows It's Feasible To Read Data Stored As Nuclear 'Spins' Science Daily
A University of Utah physicist took a step toward developing a superfast computer based on the weird reality of quantum physics by showing it is feasible to read data stored in the form of the magnetic "spins" of phosphorus atoms.