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Did E-mail and the Internet Kill the 9-5 Workday? (PC World)

PC World – Have you checked your work e-mail today?

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Did E-mail and the Internet Kill the 9-5 Workday?
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Older folks flocking to online social networks: US study (AFP)

AFP – While online social networks remain havens for the young, they are also becoming increasingly popular with the over 50 crowd in the United States, a study released Friday showed.

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Five Ways Gmail Chat Looks Better than Skype (PC World)

PC World – Your Gmail account sends e-mail, allows video and online chat, and now can call your contacts in the United States and Canada for free.

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Facebook "Places" lets users track friends and services (Reuters)

Reuters – Facebook’s 500 million-plus users will soon be able to track friends’ whereabouts across the United States, as the world’s largest Internet social network adds technology to increasingly tie its virtual world to everyday life.

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Sony Ericsson’s Xperia X10 Will Launch on AT&T (NewsFactor)

NewsFactor – Sony Ericsson will launch its Xperia X10 smartphone in the United States on AT&T’s network Aug. 15, the companies said Monday.

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Sony Ericsson’s Xperia X10 Will Launch on AT&T
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Google-Verizon Net Neutrality Plan Exempts Wireless (NewsFactor)

NewsFactor – Following a rash of rumors in the last week about what they were discussing, Google and Verizon Wireless on Monday unveiled a joint policy proposal for Net neutrality. Under the proposal, a broadband provider can prioritize some kinds of online content to willing customers, wireline Internet remains neutral as to content, and wireless is unregulated.

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Google-Verizon nix ‘net neutrality’ for wireless (AFP)

AFP – Google and US telecom titan Verizon on Monday proposed a legal framework to safeguard “net neutrality” but said the rules should not apply to wireless broadband Internet connections.

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Internet Explorer 9: Next Stop, Public Beta (PC World)

PC World – With the success of Internet Explorer 8–gaining 1.38 percent market share in the United States to lead the pack with more than 42 percent of the market–it is easy to forget that Microsoft is hard at work developing Internet Explorer 9.

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Internet Explorer 9: Next Stop, Public Beta
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Hackers nab $9 million by cracking online check images (Christopher Null)

Christopher Null – Check fraud is one of the oldest financial scams in the book. And thus, it is humbling when it takes on a millennial spin.

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Hackers nab $9 million by cracking online check images
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Why Business Should Support Google’s Fiber Push (PC World)

PC World – Is Google serious about deploying ultra-high speed broadband in one or more trial ultra-high speed broadband networks ultra-high speed broadband networks ultra-high speed broadband networkslocations in the United States? Hopefully, the search giant’s fiber project, designed to bring 1 gigabit per second (Gbps) Internet to up to half a million people, at a “competitive price,” isn’t just another of its half-baked hobbies that gets shuttered after a short while.

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