technology: usage and abusage. By WSJ columnist Jeremy Wagstaff
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The WiFi Radio connects to your router and stores more than 5,000 radio stations by country, updated each time the machine is switched on, which you can scroll though via the somewhat pokey LCD display on the top. You can also use it to stream music from your computer.
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In late October the lab was targeted from Chinese websites, according to eWeek : All of the phishing e-mails instructed lab employees to open an attachment for more information or to click on an embedded link.
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I don't think that the One Laptop Per Child idea is necessarily the correct way to go about it, but I do believe on the whole the Internet has brought people in the developing world closer to knowledge than any physical library ever has.
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Alliances Wireless Broadband Alliance (site not active at the moment) supposedly offers a wireless broadband roaming to members of more than 25 service providers, but until the site comes back up I can't really confirm this.
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The woman found the picture that apparently shows Darwin with his wife, Anne, in Panama City in July last year. It was found by the anonymous woman after she tapped in the words "John, Anne and Panama" into Google.
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I don't know if it's anything to do with my recent column (probably not) about the need for flat data rates("The Price is Wrong," from Nov 2's WSJ.com ), but m1 of Singapore is now offering unlimited data for its mobile broadband plans.
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I'm amazed by how many restaurants, cafes and bars scare away business by not allowing patrons to use their power outlets. Better would be an approach that said, here, use our power, just don't do it when we've got a restaurant full and people waiting.
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I was on a bus the other day and the guy in front had his handset volume set so loud that when his phone rang he was so disconcerted he couldn?t turn it off. Some people I notice love their ringtone so much they spend a few contented moments listening to it before picking up.
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Like this one, from iTunes Store, where Ricky Gervais' new show is available as an audiobook for 10 quid. More I know the More... bit is just part of the way the web page truncates the review, but it seems somehow apt.
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