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Monday, April 21, 2003
MacCentral: Apple to hold special event April 28. I just hope whatever-it-is works with my iPod, because I'm not buying a new one. [Hack the Planet]
8:25:36 PM
Electronics Design Chain: Sony's Dream Team. [Hack the Planet]
8:25:02 PM
Report: College grads will suffer from high-tech job slowdown. The demand for new tech-savvy graduates has fallen off significantly than in past years, according to outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas [Computerworld News]
8:23:59 PM
Digital flower keeps tabs on love. A fake potted plant is the latest attempt to put the human element back into electronic communications. [BBC News | Technology | UK Edition]
8:22:55 PM
Motorola takes Wi-Fi to the living room. The company is connecting home-networking devices using its new combination cable modem and Wi-Fi access product, a move it hopes will spur demand for connected gadgets. [CNET News.com]
8:22:19 PM
Banks Offer Sweeteners to Paying Bills Online. Banks are so eager for people to use their Web sites that some now offer customers big bonuses for signing up to make online payments. By Jennifer Bayot. [New York Times: Technology]
8:21:21 PM
Satellite Radio Gains Ground With Right Mix of Partners. In recent months, growing numbers of investors and analysts have concluded that satellite radio companies just might succeed. By Barnaby J. Feder. [New York Times: Technology]
8:20:46 PM
On spam cures that are worse than the disease. How much electronic annoyance can you take? [The Register]
8:19:55 PM
Maximizing ROI from storage management. Smart storage administrators and CIOs will know the ROI story of their storage strategy. [Computerworld News]
8:19:07 PM
8:25:36 PM
Electronics Design Chain: Sony's Dream Team. [Hack the Planet]
8:25:02 PM
Report: College grads will suffer from high-tech job slowdown. The demand for new tech-savvy graduates has fallen off significantly than in past years, according to outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas [Computerworld News]
8:23:59 PM
Digital flower keeps tabs on love. A fake potted plant is the latest attempt to put the human element back into electronic communications. [BBC News | Technology | UK Edition]
8:22:55 PM
Motorola takes Wi-Fi to the living room. The company is connecting home-networking devices using its new combination cable modem and Wi-Fi access product, a move it hopes will spur demand for connected gadgets. [CNET News.com]
8:22:19 PM
Banks Offer Sweeteners to Paying Bills Online. Banks are so eager for people to use their Web sites that some now offer customers big bonuses for signing up to make online payments. By Jennifer Bayot. [New York Times: Technology]
8:21:21 PM
Satellite Radio Gains Ground With Right Mix of Partners. In recent months, growing numbers of investors and analysts have concluded that satellite radio companies just might succeed. By Barnaby J. Feder. [New York Times: Technology]
8:20:46 PM
On spam cures that are worse than the disease. How much electronic annoyance can you take? [The Register]
8:19:55 PM
Maximizing ROI from storage management. Smart storage administrators and CIOs will know the ROI story of their storage strategy. [Computerworld News]
8:19:07 PM
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