Category:Computing

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• [×] 2007 Taipei IT Month‎ (9 articles)

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• [×] Apple Inc.‎ (86 articles)

C

• [×] Campaign for "santorum" neologism‎ (5 articles)
• [+] COMPUTEX Taipei‎ (1 article; 1 subcategory)

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• [×] Dell‎ (8 articles)

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• [+] Google Developer Day‎ (0 articles; 1 subcategory)

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• [×] Hewlett-Packard‎ (16 articles)

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• [×] IBM‎ (15 articles)
• [×] Intel‎ (10 articles)
• [+] Internet‎ (812 articles; 33 subcategories)

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• [+] Microsoft‎ (119 articles; 1 subcategory)
• [×] Mozilla‎ (18 articles)

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• [+] Operating system‎ (22 articles; 1 subcategory)

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• [+] Programmers‎ (0 articles; 3 subcategories)

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• [×] Second Life‎ (4 articles)
• [×] Steve Jobs‎ (28 articles)

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• [+] Taipei Computer Applications Show‎ (0 articles; 1 subcategory)

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• [×] UI‎ (3 articles)

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• ".asia" domain applications near 300,000 on opening of registration
• "Last Lecture" Professor Randy Pausch dies at age 47

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• 'Apple's data is dirtiest,' says Greenpeace
• 'There's been another murder': UK's Wright Stuff presenter apologises for teen murder comments
• 'Virtual Iraq' created to help traumatised veterans
• 'Worst song of all time' becomes YouTube sensation

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• 10 billionth song downloaded from Apple's iTunes Store
• 10 billionth update placed on social networking website Twitter

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• 2007 Intel Developer Forum Taipei Autumn starts with Mobility and Internet Experience
• 2008 Computex Preview: A decisive battle for IT industry and trade show quality
• 2008 Computex Preview: WiMAX, threat? opportunity?
• 2008 COMPUTEX Taipei starts for the future of ICT industry
• 2008 COMPUTEX Taipei: Another insight of "Design"
• 2008 COMPUTEX Taipei: Three awards, One target
• 2008 DRAMeXchange Compuforum: Global DRAM market to be changed majorly
• 2008 e21FORUM: Intel confronts Microsoft again
• 2008 Google Developer Day focuses on Internet APIs in Australia
• 2008 Google Developer Day makes its inception in Taiwan
• 2008 Google Developer Day starts from Yokohama, Japan
• 2008 III IDEAS Show to showcase achievements of Internet industry in Taiwan
• 2008 Taipei AMPA: IT industry will pulse the growth of automotive industry
• 2008 Taipei Computer Applications Show launched in Taipei World Trade Center
• 2008 Taipei Game Show review: Variations differ from past years
• 2008 Taiwan Excellence Gold and Silver Awards announced
• 2008 TICA highlights open source applications at Linux Forum & Expo
• 2008 WiMAX Expo Taipei to showcase the solutions of WiMAX

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• Aaron Swartz arrested and charged for downloading JSTOR articles
• Adobe to Purchase Macromedia for $3.4 Billion
• Adult-only TLD rejected by Internet body
• Alleged 'rights group' involved with removal of anti-Scientology videos from YouTube doesn't exist; says EFF
• Alleged 'rights group' tries to have 4,000 anti-Scientology videos removed from YouTube
• Amazon server outage affects Reddit, other websites
• AMD files antitrust lawsuit against Intel in US federal district court
• AMD joins forces with ATI
• AOL to launch online TV service
• AOL to launch VoIP service
• Apple announces Mac OS X Lion, iOS 5, and iCloud
• Apple announces two billionth download from App Store
• Apple collecting location data from iPhone, iPad
• Apple Computer CEO Steve Jobs gives opening keynote to WWDC 2005
• Apple concerned with iPhone icons' alleged misuse
• Apple Corps loses court case against Apple Computer
• Apple executive leaves company after iPhone 4 antenna issues
• Apple Inc. CEO Steve Jobs on medical leave
• Apple Inc. doubled its profits
• Apple Inc. unveils iPad 2 tablet
• Apple Inc., Apple Corps resolve trademark dispute
• Apple introduces iPhone and Apple TV
• Apple launches 3G iPhone
• Apple may build cameras into Macs
• Apple plans another special event
• Apple plans to sell movies on iTunes
• Apple releases iPhone SDK, announces upcoming update
• Apple releases new Magic Trackpad, updated iMacs and Mac Pros
• Apple releases program to limit iPod volume
• Apple reveals new iPod shuffle with voice
• Apple swamped by iPhone 4 pre-orders
• Apple unveils iPhone 4, iOS 4 at Worldwide Developers Conference 2010
• Apple unveils new Intel-based Mac
• Apple unveils new iPods, Apple TV; updates iOS, iTunes
• Apple unveils new MacBook Air laptops, iLife '11 software suite
• Apple unveils new media technology
• Apple updates iMac line
• AT&T sued over NSA eavesdropping
• Australian cadets face charges over sex abuse
• Australian Federal Police say Wikileaks committed no crime
• Australian town to change name to promote road safety

A cont.

• "Avast ye scurvy file sharers!": Interview with Swedish Pirate Party leader Rickard Falkvinge

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• Ban on YouTube spreads to Google services in Turkey
• BBC launches the Creative Archive
• BBC to release iPlayer to other broadcasters
• Beatles' 'Hey Jude' becomes their most downloaded song on iTunes
• Beatles' Apple Corps sues Apple Computer
• Big Linux Beta 3 released
• Bill Gates to step down from daily roles by July 2008
• Biological Encyclopedia website too popular on first day, crashes
• Bitmover ends free Bitkeeper, replacement sought for managing Linux kernel code
• Blizzard Entertainment's victory over bnetd sealed in Appeals Court
• Blogshine Sunday pushes for government sunshine online
• Blu-ray prevails in high definition disc war
• Blue Coat and AT&T take parts of FOSI for Internet Security
• Bomb explodes at PayPal headquarters
• Boston Cyberarts Festival opens with Hotel@MIT gala
• BP lose laptop containing sensitive claimant data
• Brazilian news agency using free software for multimedia broadcasting
• British 4G mobile spectrum auction underway
• British music royalties suffer first ever decrease
• British police launch computer hacking investigation
• British singer Susan Boyle admitted to hospital
• BT Global Services to double US revenues and cut costs
• Bug in Microsoft antivirus deletes users' e-mails
• Businesses shy to adopt Windows XP SP2

C

• California campus pepper spray police suspended
• California public school requires RFIDs on students
• Canada's supercomputer goes online
• CBS to invest in Electric Sheep Company
• Chess champion is "Fritzed" by computer
• Chilean deputy's 'homophobic' comment on Facebook causes controversy
• China enters the low-cost laptop competition
• Chinese hackers call off attack on CNN website
• CMSU computing team discovers another record size prime
• CNN journalist fired for controversial Twitter message
• Computer Associates warns of massive botnet attack
• Template:Computing
• Conficker computer worm infections soar
• Controversial blog relaunched in New Zealand
• Controversial development training cited in religious discrimination lawsuits
• Court issues YouTube block in Turkey
• Cuba to embrace free software
• Cuba to receive high speed internet connection from Venezuela
• Cuba to use open-source software
• Cutting bonuses and management is Dell's new strategy

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• Dan Savage wins Webby Award for It Gets Better Project
• Data for 3 million UK driving candidates lost
• Debian 7.0 Wheezy released
• Dell announces revenue and cost actions to halt decline
• Dell recalls potentially incendiary laptop batteries
• Dell to drop Itanium-based servers
• Dell to offer Ubuntu Linux on some computers
• Dell would be 'happy' to sell PCs running Mac OS X
• Dennis Ritchie, C programming language creator, dies aged 70
• Disney buys Pixar
• Distributed computing discovers largest known prime number
• Distributed computing to get "interstellar project"
• Dutch Justice Department bans Wikipedia for employees following vandalism
• Dvdrs.net closes - "can not recover from recent events"

E

• EBay Australia to only permit payment via PayPal
• EBay Australia's PayPal only policy blocked
• EBay buys VeriSign payment service division
• EBay may acquire VoIP firm Skype
• EBay to acquire Skype
• EBay to make PayPal mandatory for UK sellers
• Egypt sentences blogger to four years for insulting Islam
• Egyptian man names daughter 'Facebook'

E cont.

• Egyptian prime minister steps down; armed forces appoint former transport minister to position
• Electronic Frontier Foundation files motion to stop AT&T from forwarding Internet traffic to NSA
• Electronic Frontier Foundation sues Sony over CD technology
• Encyclopædia Britannica fights back against Wikipedia, soon to let users edit contents
• Ethiopia plans to expand country's Internet access
• EU fines Microsoft $1.35 billion for non-compliance with antitrust decision
• EU report in favour of adopting open source software
• EU threatens to fine Microsoft for failing to open Windows Server
• European Commission to investigate anti-competitive allegations against Google
• European Parliament rejects computer-implemented inventions directive
• European Union rejects software patents; starts new process
• Executives from IT industry focus on 10-year anniversary of Microsoft Research Asia

F

• F-Secure detects security flaw in Sony memory sticks
• Facebook down for "upgrades"; multiple blogs suggest site was hacked
• Facebook hired PR firm to discredit Google, reveals leaked correspondence
• Facebook Places launches in UK
• Facebook to share the technology 'behind its servers'
• Fans of OS/2 want IBM to release it as open-source software
• FBI asks Wikimedia Foundation to remove seal from websites, Wikimedia declines
• FBI investigates AT&T security breach
• Files will risk 'countless' lives, Obama administration warns Wikileaks
• Filesharing software distributor LimeWire ordered to close by court
• First beta of Windows API 'Wine' released
• First computer game in Piedmontese language
• First Libertarian Party presidential nominee John Hospers dies at 93
• First quantum byte created
• First Swahili office suite released in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
• First Trojan horse to affect handheld gaming console found
• Flight simulation site Avsim 'destroyed' by hackers
• Former USDA employee Shirley Sherrod to sue blogger Andrew Breitbart
• France banning Skype from universities
• Free Software Foundation announces release of gNewSense version 1.0
• French broadcasters barred from saying "Facebook" or "Twitter" on air
• FTC begins antitrust inquiry of Google
• Fujitsu launches cloud website for dog pedometer service

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• German supermarket chain uses fingerprint ID for payment
• Getting even with the law: Wikinews interviews New York City's 'Jimmy Justice'
• GNOME Project unveils latest version of Linux and Unix desktop
• GNU Hurd operating system: first user program run using L4 microkernel
• Google acquires Adscape
• Google and publishing business to team up in future
• Google and Yahoo remain on the top of the U.S. web search market
• Google announces new operating system
• Google creates new desktop software
• Google finds Microsoft bid for Yahoo 'troubling'
• Google introduces Google Buzz
• Google introduces the '+1' button
• Google launches Google Code project, showcasing open source code, APIs
• Google launches Google Spreadsheets
• Google launches new blog search engine
• Google launches online payment service
• Google launches web browser, dubbed Chrome
• Google not accessible in some parts of China
• Google phases out IE6 support
• Google planning PayPal rival
• Google prepares to launch WiFi service
• Google purchases YouTube for $1.65 billion
• Google re-opens online word processor service
• Google services not loading for users of some ISPs
• Google sued by thousands of authors over Google Print
• Google Taiwan: Building knowledge sharing center-stage with innovations
• Google Talk released in beta form
• Google to discontinue social networking application Google Wave
• Google's GPhone to be postponed awaiting Android modifications
• Google's YouTube to present its best video awards
• Greek blog aggregation service administrator jailed, service censored