If you are like most One-Person Business owners, you are THE ONE when it comes to the day-to-day word processing, page layout, financials, and graphics computer work that all needs to be done. You probably have all your old favorite software that makes your job so much easier.
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How Legacy Software Can Hurt More Than Help Posted By : nandita sarkar
August 6th, 2009 |
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Intel Launches Facebook App to Share PC Power for Research
August 4th, 2009 |
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Not pushing your PC to the max? Intel’s new Facebook app asks users to let it siphon off unused processing power for research projects focused on cancer, HIV and Alzheimer’s cures, as well as climate change studies and attempts to combat malaria in Africa.
– Intel has teamed up with Facebook to harness the processing power, and
compassion, necessary to pursuing research projects aimed at finding cures for
cancer, HIV, Alzheimer’s and other diseases.
On Aug. 3, Intel launched a beta Facebook application called Progress Thru Processors,
which use…
Vertica Enhances Data Storing, Processing in Upcoming Database
August 4th, 2009 |
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Vertica has a number of performance enhancements on the menu for the upcoming version of its column database. When the company releases Vertica 3.5 later this year, users can expect new capabilties around data storage and processing to be included in the mix, as well as support for MapReduce.
– Vertica Systems has enhanced its column database with a new data
storing and processing architecture designed to improve
performance.
The company has dubbed the new architecture FlexStore. With it,
customers can organize different parts of the database in different
ways to achieve maximum per…
What?! Apple launches iPhone 3GI, but can only be seen by fanboys
July 30th, 2009 |
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Apple has just launched its fastest and most powerful iPhone to date, the iPhone 3GI, that can only be seen by the Apple fans “who believe in the company more than anything else in the world”, the Onion reports.
It’s reportedly that the light-weight 3GI offers the significant hardware and software upgrades, superior processing speeds, multi-touch [...]
Scientists identify brain’’s centre for perceiving 3-D motion
July 22nd, 2009 |
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Using specially developed computer displays and an fMRI (functional magnetic resonance imaging) machine to scan the brain, neuroscientists have pinpointed where and how the brain processes 3-D motion.
The researchers found that 3-D motion processing occurs in an area in the brain—located just behind the left and right ears—long thought to only be responsible for processing [...]