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Online Backup - Two Offerings With Free Trials IBackup: IBackup for windows is an IBackup application that can perform scheduled backups of your critical files to your online backup account. It has easy to use windows native graphical user interface which allows you to transfer your files. You can even drag and drop your files to get it backed up or retrieved. First time users can user the backup, restore and scheduler wizards to do the desired operation and know about all the features and option that IBWIN provides. You have options to transfer only modified files, with compressed data and uncpompress the date during restore. Also you can choose to receive email notification for your scheduled backups. @Backup: @Backup is a service that helps you protect the irreplaceable data on your computer. Avoid the hassles of disks and floppies for your backups. @Backup automatically backs up your important files and data to our secure data centers using your Internet connection. You create important and unique data no matter how much or how little you use your computer. Your data is constantly at risk due to hardware failure, human error, software corruption, PC viruses, theft, and physical disaster.
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Gateway To Buy EMachines For $235 Million (AP) AP - Gateway Inc., hoping to reverse its sagging fortunes in the personal computer business, said Friday it would buy privately held eMachines Inc. in a deal valued at $235 million. Related... [Yahoo! News - Technology]
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New News Aggregating Site On the Horizon -- Topix Great new (and beta) news aggregation site - Topix.net.
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A Directory Of Place-Based Web Sites There are zillions of place-based directories out there, but Places Online caught my eye for two reasons. First because it's administered by the Association of American Geographers. The second reason... Related... [ResearchBuzz]
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Non-Branded PC Market Positioned For Growth Non-branded PC makers, who control more than a quarter of the desktop market, are in position to take advantage of an improving economy to boost their share of notebooks and servers sold in the U.S., a market research firm said Thursday. Related... [CRN.com : Breaking News]
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Adding Audio to Blogs Adding Audio to Blogs Let's face it, adding audio in the gutter of a weblog is not a new idea but right now SoundBlox by far does it the best. This morning's question: How long before and what has to be done to get more bloggers/audtists to put and update a SoundBlox audioblogging widget in their gutter? My answer: Easy, non-techie SoundBlox XML generation features on the Internet and in the hands of audiobloggers and webloggers. Out of the box templete integration into blogging tools like Blogger, Radio, Movable Type, etc. would be really great but unlikely. IMHO I think the text centric field of blogging tools will miss this early rich media opportunity and if so will open the door of opportunity widely for a new field of Rich Media client medialog apps? What to you think? Dan Gillmor discovers SoundBlox. Adding Audio to Blogs. Don't know how I missed this, but it's been around for a month: SoundBlox is "an MP3 audio playing Internet application that can be embedded into a personal blog template or Web page, and displayed in any modern Web browser." It's for non-commercial use, which excludes me on this blog, but I still intend to play with it on another blog I use for experimentation. Nice. [Dan Gillmor's eJournal] Coolio! Now what do we have to do to get Dan to add one to his blog? He could include his favorite speeches, the rants people have left for him on his answering machines, even know lies that 'new journalists' have revealed. It could take new kinds of journalism into new realms! [Marc's Voice] Related...
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