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In today’s fast-paced world, where the mobile professional can be found practically everywhere, there is a mad scramble to provide these high-powered people with the best mobile gadgets. In mobile technology, size certainly does matter – and bigger is not always better. The challenge is to provide the busy executive on the go with the best of features, encased in the smallest and sleekest of packages.

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Acer Timeline X versus Apple MacBook Air

This BAILLEY Black Leather peep-toe Bootie is on sale at SteveMadden.com for $41.95 (was $129.95). This ankle high, peep-toe bootie’s got a great upper; it’s seamed, soft and sexy

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Get $88 OFF on BAILLEY Black Leather peep-toe Bootie at Steve Madden

This Oversized 500 Thread Count All Season Warmth White Down Comforter retails at $163.98, but is just $99.99 at Overstock.com. Down comforter made of 100-percent cotton fabric with a thread count of 500

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Apple’s 27-inch LED Cinema Display makes a great companion to any Mac that uses a Mini DisplayPort connection, but is especially well suited to Mac portable users who can take advantage of the provided Mag Safe power connector and the display’s USB ports to attach keyboards and other peripherals.

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Review: Apple 27-inch LED Cinema Display

You know things are bad for newspapers when the CEO of a leading newspaper has to take time during a quarterly earnings call to assure the world that it will continue to print newspapers. That’s what New York Times Co. CEO Janet L

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Things are Bad for Printed Newspapers But Good For Printed Textbooks

BT Openzone hotspots will be available in ticket hall and platforms London Underground is planning to give commuters a Wi-Fi connection in the ticket hall and platforms at Charing Cross underground station as part of a new trial.

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Charing Cross to get Wi-Fi in London Underground trial

This ASUS G Series G72GX-RBBX05 NoteBook Intel Core 2 Duo P8700(2.53GHz) 17.3″ 6GB DDR2 Memory 500GB HDD DVD Super Multi NVIDIA GeForce GTX 260M is on sale at Newegg.com for $704.99 (was $899.99). FREE Shipping.

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SAVE $195 on ASUS G Series G72GX-RBBX05 NoteBook at Newegg.com

Many web users unable to get online to buy tickets for next tour Reunited man-band Take That caused a number of ticket websites to crash this morning as thousands of fans logged-on in a bid to secure seats for the group’s next tour.

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Ticket websites crash under demand from Take That fans

Get FREE Standard Shipping on All Orders at Shop.PacSun.com. Offer valid till 11/01/2010. PacSun.com offers a great selection of trendsetting casual fashions for guys and girls: from top brands like Roxy, Hurley, Billabong, Quiksilver, O’Neill, DC Shoes and more.

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Over 14 million iPhones shipped in third quarter Apple jumped past Research in Motion and Sony Ericsson during the third quarter to become the world’s fourth largest mobile-phone maker for the first time, according to data from the companies.

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Apple becomes top-five mobile-phone maker

Police fail to take down Bredolab botnet A massive takedown operation conducted by Dutch police and security experts earlier this week does not appear to have completely dissolved the Bredolab botnet, but it is unlikely to recover.

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Botnet-infected PCs downloading fake antivirus

Net income grows 51 percent Healthy sales of Windows 7, Office 2010 and Xbox 360 consoles propelled Microsoft to $5.41 billion in net income for its first fiscal quarter of 2011, a 51 percent increase from the same period a year before.

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Microsoft quarter boosted by Windows 7 & Office

The da Vinci method: Shadow strokes @ The Economist … THE Mona Lisa’s lure is so strong that Louvre Museum officials find it wise to keep her safely stowed behind bulletproof glass. She is let out of her protective cage once a year, for a whiff of fresh air.

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The da Vinci method: Shadow strokes

MAKE reader John Mangan (siliconghost) wrote in to share a nifty simple trick with us: you can remove dried hot glue with isopropyl alcohol and cotton swabs. He writes: “I literally stumbled on this while working with hot glue over 20 years ago at a previous job

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Simple solution for removing dried hot glue

New Nook runs on Google Android Barnes & Noble on Tuesday introduced an ebook reader called Nook Color, which will allow users to view colour ebooks and access social media applications on the Internet. The device combines the simplicity of a wireless e-reader with tablet functionality, said William Lynch, CEO of Barnes & Noble. The next big step in ebooks has been colour and users and publishers have asked for it, he said.

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Barnes & Noble launches colour ebook reader

Processor makers go after no-power sleep states A number of chip manufacturers and European research institutions have banded together to figure out how to redesign microprocessors so that they consume less energy when in use, and leak less energy when in stand-by mode.

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IBM and Infineon designing chips for zero-watt PCs

Team Habitable: Young Makers Janavi, Pearl, and Hana, together with their mentor Yoshi, created this mod of an Ikea table that doubles as a reconfigurable hamster habitat. The Young Makers Program is a collaboration between MAKE, The Exploratorium , and Pixar . The purpose of the program is to inspire and develop the next generation of makers, creators, and innovators.

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Announcing the Young Makers Program for 2011

We wrote about Ray Villafane’s pumpkin carving tutorial several years ago, but it’s worth linking to again. We were reminded of Ray’s astounding squash-sculpting mojo when our most-awesome Director of Marketing and PR for Maker Faire, Bridgette Vanderlaan, sent around a gallery of Ray’s work through internal email

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How-To: Carve astounding art-pumpkins

Seahawks injury report Wednesday Thursday Friday Did not practice Did not practice Did not practice DE Chris Clemons (coach’s decision)     G Ben Hamilton (coach’s decision)     CB Kelly Jennings (hamstring)     LB Matt McCoy (hamstring)     DT Brandon Mebane (calf)     T Russell Okung (ankle)     FB Michael Robinson (hamstring)     WR Brandon Stokley (oblique)     CB Walter Thurmond (head)     Limited in practice Limited in practice Limited in practice       Raiders injury report Wednesday Thursday Friday Did not practice Did not practice Did not practice G Robert Gallery (calf)     DT John Henderson (foot)     CB Chris Johnson (concussion)     WR Louis Murphy (chest)     WR Chaz Schilens (knee))     Limited practice Limited practice Limited practice RB Michael Bennett (hamstring)     S Hiram Eugene (pectoral)     LB Travis Goethel (Back)     QB Bruce Gradkowski (Shoulder)     LB Thomas Howard (knee)     TE Zach Miller (foot)     C Samson Satele (concussion)     DE Matt Shaughnessy (concussion)     LB Kamerion Wimbley (groin)    

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Nine Seahawks held out of practice

I have been a user of the ICQ instant messenger for many years now.  It was one of the very first instant messengers, and I was one of it’s early users.  I never have seen the need to switch to anything else, especially since I almost never use instant messaging at all.  Now a recent experience with ICQ has left me wondering if the whole project has been taken over by Russian hackers. I installed the latest version of ICQ to communicate with people on a particular project, then uninstalled it when the project was over.  ICQ when installed, hijacked my search provider, and “enhanced” it with it’s own “ICQ search”.  Even after uninstalling the product, it left it’s hijacked version of my browser, and no matter how many times I delete it from my search providers, ICQ Search keeps coming back again

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ICQ 7 Messenger Malware-Like Behavior