Due to an editing error, the story “Finnish voting machines knocked by usability experts,” posted Friday, misspelled the name of Finnish voting machine vendor TietoEnator. The story has been corrected on the wire and the 12th paragraph now reads:
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Award Category: Communication Applications
Winner: Jaadu
Name of Product or Application: Jaadu VNC
CEO: Jahanzeb Sherwani
Website: www.cs.cmu.edu/~jsherwan/
Jaadu is being touted as one of the most popular applications that have been designed for Apple’s iPhone. At one point, the application was ranked at number 19 in the paid applications in the App Store. The application is a Virtual Network [...]
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Intel added warnings in its quarterly filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission about how the deteriorating economic conditions worldwide may negatively affect its business.
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Panasonic will begin negotiating with Sanyo Electric’s top-three shareholders as early as November with the aim of acquiring a majority stake in the electronics maker, The Nikkei business daily reported in its Saturday morning edition.
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Deceptive advertising may be illegal in the U.S., but Yahoo’s ad network appears to offer it to publishers on a menu of choices when they’re deciding what ads to run on their Web sites.
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Cisco lost a court case this week that signals changes to come in its relationship with resellers that could make it more difficult and potentially more expensive for smaller businesses to buy Cisco products.
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Deceptive advertising may be illegal in the U.S., but Yahoo’s ad network appears to offer it to publishers on a menu of choices when they’re deciding what ads to run on their Web sites.
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The World Telecommunication Standardization Assembly drew to a close on Thursday in Johannesburg with a revised focus that will serve to strengthen the International Telecommunication Union’s position as the world’s premier ICT standards body.
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The original headline of the story “Finnish voting machines slated by usability experts,” posted Friday, has been modified. The new headline is “Finnish voting machines knocked by usability experts.
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The dismal economy may be hurting some software vendors’ earnings reports and putting a crimp in IT budgets, but it has also created a buyer’s market, according to users, consultants and industry observers.
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Users of the G1 Android phone on Friday have begun receiving a software update that fixes a flaw that security researchers found earlier in the week.
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Scary times indeed. This Halloween you may encounter a few real zombies — like financial pros shell-shocked by continuing economic turmoil or presidential campaigners nearing the end of their tether. But the news isn’t all terrifying. The big Web companies are teaming up to do good, Google and book publishers have buried the hatchet, and [...]
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The U.S. isn’t the only country where electronic voting machines are causing problems. Usability experts have some harsh words about Finnish voting machines, which where trialed in municipal elections on Sunday and caused about 200 lost votes.
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Aptana this week announced the release of Aptana Jaxer 1.0 and the introduction of Jaxer Pro, both of which are “AJAX servers” that let developers build Web applications using JavaScript, DOM, CSS, and HTML.
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Facebook and MySpace have become essential elements in the campus “experience” for Arizona State University freshmen, according to a recent ASU research project.
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