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| August 28 |
EarthLink Files Suit Against 100 E-Mailers Accused Of Spamming
"The carrier blames them for sending millions of pieces of junk
E-mail and using tricks to cover their tracks." - AP |
InformationWeek.com |
| August 28 |
Fearing 'Spam' Label, Advertisers Wary of E-Mail
Even as they boost their budgets for online advertising, major U.S.
companies will be wary of e-mail marketing campaigns until the menace of
unsolicited "spam" e-mail has been tamed, top industry
officials said on Thursday." - NY,NY |
reuters.com |
| August 28 |
Sizing up the search competition
"In the search engine duel between Google and Overture Services, it
equals bragging rights." |
c|net News.com |
| August 27 |
Microsoft Targets Broadband Users with MSN Upgrade
"Microsoft Corp. on Wednesday unveiled early upgrades
to its MSN Internet service that the No. 1 software maker hopes will
attract more high-speed broadband Internet subscribers." - Seatle |
reuters.com |
| August 27 |
Businesses turn to anti-P2P software
"Reid Burch, network services manager
for the Promina Southern Regional Health System hospital near Atlanta,
was having a problem with slow networks early this year." |
c|net News.com |
| August 26 |
Amazon Sues Web Marketers for Faking E-Mail
"Free cash, human growth hormones and penile pills are
not available at Amazon.com Inc.AMZN.O
, and the Internet's biggest retailer is suing marketers who use its
name to sell those products to unwary consumers." |
reuters.com |
| August 25 |
DMA Plans Spam Sting
"The Direct Marketing Association (DMA) plans to link up
with the federal law enforcement to hunt down spammers breaking the
law." |
internetnews.com |
| August 22 |
Intel Chips Start Flying Off the Shelves
"Intel says its semiconductor business overall is performing
better than it expected. So much so, the company surprised investors
Friday with a sales forecast two weeks ahead of its scheduled
Mid-quarter update." |
siliconvalley.internet.com |
| August 22 |
E-Commerce On a Steady Rise
"New estimates released Friday from the Census Bureau of
the U.S. Department of Commerce show U.S. retail e-commerce sales for
the second quarter increased significantly over last year and from the
previous quarter." |
siliconvalley.internet.com |
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Internet Security and New
Viruses |
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| August 29 |
Teenage Blaster Worm Suspect Arrested
"The FBI has arrested a Minnesota teenager officials said admitted
to making a copycat variant of the devastating Blaster Internet worm,
even as experts combed over data to hunt down the virus's creator." |
reuters.com |
| August 28 |
Social security numbers sold on Web
"Almost everything is for sale on the Internet -- even the Social
Security numbers of top government officials like CIA Director George
Tenet and Attorney General John Ashcroft, consumer advocates warned
Wednesday." -AP |
cnn.com |
| August 26 |
Web surfers flock to anti-virus sites
"With computer users under siege from a variety of
"worms," Internet buffs are rushing to Microsoft's anti-virus
site to search for ways to combat the problem." - Reuters (NY,NY) |
cnn.com |
| August 26 |
Experts- New Sobig virus could strike any day
"A new version of the Sobig.F e-mail virus that has plagued computers
worldwide could arrive any day, even before the latest variant is timed to
expire on September 10, security experts warned." - Reuters (SF,CA) |
cnn.com |
| August 25 |
FBI Subpoenas Arizona ISP In Sobig Probe
"Easynews says it's cooperating with the bureau to find the person
who uploaded the virus to a Usenet group hosted by the ISP." |
informationweek.com |
| August 25 |
Sobig.F Weekend Attack Thwarted; Feds Hunt Source
"Federal authorities successfully thwarted a second-wave
attack from the mass-mailing Sobig.F virus over the weekend by taking down
18 computer servers that were being used to distribute a malicious
payload." |
atnewyork.com |
| August 22 |
SoBig.F breaks virus speed records
"The SoBig.F computer virus -- which has already overwhelmed
hundreds of thousands of computers worldwide -- has become the fastest
spreading virus ever with experts warning the worst is yet to come." |
cnn.com |
| August 22 |
New Phase of Sobig.F Set for Fridays
"The Sobig.f worm that continues to bedevil computer
networks around the globe is poised to unleash a new phase of its havoc
between 3:00 PM and 6:00 PM Eastern Standard Time on Friday, security
experts warned, even though they may have already blunted its intended
effect." |
siliconvalley.internet.com |
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| August 29 |
IE Patent Loss Aftershocks Reverberate
"The aftershocks of a whopping $521 million patent
infringement ruling against Microsoft are beginning to
reverberate. Already, there is word the software giant plans to make
changes to its flagship Internet Explorer browser as a result." |
internetnews.com |
| August 28 |
Symantec Launches Anti-Piracy Technology
"Symantec has launched new product-activation technology that
is designed to thwart the widespread piracy of its Norton Anti Virus
software security products." |
newsfactor.com |
| August 28 |
New Face For Java Apps On The Client
"Two Web-services standards are emerging at the same
time and are expected to radically improve the user experience on the
Web through better interactions with Web servers and higher speeds." |
informationweek.com |
| August 27 |
After A Year Of Losses, Microsoft Readies New Version Of MSN
"It hopes the updated edition will lure customers who've graduated
from dial-up to high-speed connections." - AP |
informationweek.com |
| August 27 |
Macromedia Tools Move Beyond Animation
"New forms environment turns Flash from animation engine to business
building block." |
informationweek.com |
| August 27 |
Next MSN Drops Version Numbers
"Microsoft has officially announced the
next iteration of MSN, set enter beta testing next week. In a departure
from expectations, Microsoft will not label the release version 9.0.
Instead, MSN will now come in two flavors: Premium and Plus."
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BetaNews.com |
| August 26 |
Office 2003- Priced to
Sell?
"As expected, Office 2003 will offer more ways for IT to save money,
but it might not be enough to fend off cheaper StarOffice, OpenOffice and
WordPefect Office. "
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techweb.com |
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| August 29 |
IBM To Develop Single-Chip Supercomputer
"IBM plans to take supercomputing to the next level with the
development of a chip capable of handling one trillion operations
per second. The tech giant is working with esearchers at the
University of Texas on the project.
" |
Newsfactor.com |
| August 27 |
Intel
Commits $375 Million To New Packaging Plant In China
"Construction on the plant will start next year as
CEO Craig Barrett continues leaving a trail of tech investments
behind during his trip to Asia." |
InformationWeek.com |
| August 25 |
Unix Notebooks Headed To Iraq
"Army chooses lighter units with Wi-Fi capabilities
that can quickly be set up and moved as needed." |
InformationWeek.com |
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| August 29 |
Linux Makes Phone Debut
"Motorola has introduced a smartphone based on Linux, making it the
only major phone vendor to use the open-source operating system in a
handset. The device, which combines PDA and voice functions with e-mail
and Internet access, will be just one of many Linux phones in the
future, Motorola said.
" |
Newsfactor.com |
| August 29 |
Lindows.com Launches $169 Business PC
"Open-system marketer Lindows.com broadened its position in the
low-end networked PC and workstation arena this week, with the
announcement of a $169 base-price BusinessStation service-oriented
variant of its Webstation machine." - Yahoo!News |
techweb.com |
| August 28 |
Linux Set to Break Through in Consumer Electronics
"Linux, the fast growing and freely available operating system, is
set to be the software of choice for future televisions, set top boxes and
DVD recorders, consumer electronics executives and specialists said
Thursday." |
reuters.com |
| August 27 |
Microsoft Using Linux-Based Network in Wake of Attacks
"To protect its flagship Web
site from viruses and denial-of-service attacks, Microsoft
has asked for help from an unusual place: a network of Linux-based
servers." |
Newsfactor.com |
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Mobile Tech Support, Inc.
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Mobile Tech Support has been serving the Greater Phoenix
area for over 15 years.
Our
competitive rates are as follows:
Onsite
Support:
$75 per
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for
Standard services
$90 per
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Advanced
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Most onsite
services in and around Phoenix, Arizona, charge between $100 to $140 per hour
plus a travel charge.
As of December
2006
the average onsite rate in Phoenix Arizona was
$100 per hours.
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Our service area includes all of
Maricopa County, Arizona, to include:
Apache Junction
Avondale
Buckeye
Carefree
Casa Grande
Cave Creek
Chandler
El Mirage
Fountain Hills
Gila Bend
Gilbert
Glendale
Goodyear
Guadalupe
Litchfield Park
Mesa
Paradise Valley
Peoria
Phoenix
Queen Creek
Scottsdale
Sun City
Surprise
Tempe
Tolleson
Wickenburg
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prefer to spend our efforts on you. If we
do our job right, not only will we keep you as a client,
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