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- Turn Vista's Sleep Button into a Power Button
- Hey, Vista users: Ever noticed that when you click the Start button and then mouse over what looks like a power button, Vista doesn't actually shut down? Instead, it goes to sleep. To actually shut down your system, you have to mouse over even further and choose the corresponding item...
- Blog posts 2008-11-13
- Nielsen: Big Families, Hispanics, Not Good at Pushing Buttons
- If you read this post the other day about the controversy over Nielsen's attempts to measure online and TV consumption by its people meter families, you know I questioned whether individuals in people meter families really push those personal viewing buttons on their remotes so that Nielsen can sync up...
- Blog posts 2009-04-30
- Take Control of Your Computer's Power Settings, Save Electricity and the Whales
- In this exclusive Business Hacks video tutorial, learn how to change the function of the Start menu's power button and the power button on the computer case. by Dave Johnson
- Blog posts 2009-11-04
- Gmail's 'Oh Shoot' Button
- Google brings the unsend feature back, something that was popular with AOL years ago, except there is a five-second rule and then it's too late. CNET's Natali Del Conte reports.
- Videos 2009-03-23
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- Facebook still refuses to commit to panic button, minister hears
- Website has no objection to Ceop button 'in principle' but meeting online child protection team next month Facebook has told the home secretary, Alan Johnson, it has "no objection in principle" to an anti-paedophile panic button, but would not commit to installing the feature. After a meeting today...
- News items 2010-03-18
- Facebook agrees to pedophile panic button
- SOCIAL networking site Facebook said after a meeting with the UK home secretary Thursday that it had "no objection" to installing a panic button to report abuse by pedophiles. "We had a frank exchange of views in which I emphasized that including the CEOP (Child Exploitation...
- News items 2010-03-18
- Facebook Considers 'Panic Button' for Kids in UK
- Home Secretary Alan Johnson met with Facebook representatives this week following calls for the social network to offer a "panic button" that enables one-click access to the Child Exploitation and Online Protection CEOP Centre. Concerns about the site's lack of links to the CEOP were raised after convicted sex offender...
- News items 2010-03-20
- Palm to make a WiMax smartphone for Sprint?
- With Sprint getting ready to launch 4G / WiMax in many new US markets this year, some phone manufacturers are surely thinking about making WiMax hardware for the carrier. Apart from HTC which should launch the Supersonic Android phone, Palm may also introduce a WiMax handset via Sprint. According to...
- News items 2010-03-02
- Obama's Nuclear Madness and the Future of 'Clean' Energy
- In early February, President Obama did something that his predecessor George W. Bush was unable to do: He pushed the restart button on the U.S. nuclear power industry. Obama announced the first loan guarantee to the nuclear industry in nearly three decades -- a conditional guarantee of $8.2 billion...
- News items 2010-03-02
- Apple sues HTC, says 20 iPhone patents are infringed
- Not long after countersuing Nokia, Apple has now announced that it's also suing HTC for the same reason – patent infringement. The Cupertino-based company implies that HTC infringes no less than 20 patents "related to the iPhone's user interface, underlying architecture and hardware." No further details were provided, but this...
- News items 2010-03-02
- Only 300K Apple iPads may be available in March, production problems rumored
- Announced by Apple in January, the iPad should be available for purchase starting this month (well, just the Wi-Fi version, because the release of the Wi-Fi + 3G version is scheduled for April). However, Apple may launch only a limited number of iPads by the end of March – more...
- News items 2010-03-02
- StanChart Sees Talent Fight as FY Profit Tops $5 Billion
- By Steve Slater and Clara Ferreira-MarquesLONDON (Reuters) - Standard Chartered STAN said it would pay staff $1.1 billion in bonuses in a "red hot" fight for talent after strong investment banking in its core Asian markets in 2009 helped fuel record profits.The bank said on Wednesday it would give bonuses...
- News items 2010-03-03
- Nokia offers Skype for Symbian via Ovi Store
- After officially unveiling the Nokia 5230 Nuron for T-Mobile USA, Nokia has made a pretty important announcement: it has partnered with Skype to offer Skype for Symbian through the company's Ovi Store, making it available to more than 200 million smartphone users around the world. Skype for Symbian is free...
- News items 2010-03-03
- Sony releases stylized headsets in Asia-Pacific
- Sony has introduced a new series of style-conscious headphones with integrated microphone suitable for online gaming and VoIP. The DR-350USB has a USB connection, and features a 30mm driver unit in the headset for extra bass, a detachable boom that Sony calls a "voice tube," and inline controls for volume...
- News items 2010-03-03
- Ameren workers donate money, time to Haiti relief effort
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- News items 2010-03-03
- Wells Fargo CEO '09 Compensation More Than Doubles
- By Elinor ComlayNEW YORK (Reuters) - Wells Fargo & Co WFC, the fourth-largest U.S. bank by assets, paid Chief Executive John Stumpf compensation worth $21.3 million for 2009, a package that likely makes him the highest-paid U.S. bank CEO, according to materials filed with U.S. regulators.Stumpf's compensation included a salary...
- News items 2010-03-03
- BofA Ending Overdraft Fees on Debit Cards
- By Ransdell Pierson and Joe RauchNEW YORK/CHARLOTTE, North Carolina (Reuters) - Bank of America said on Tuesday it will no longer charge overdraft fees on debit card purchases as of this summer, a move that may cost millions in fee income.The change will eliminate one of the most common overdraft...
- News items 2010-03-09
- Euro Finance Ministers to Agree on Greek Aid: Source
- By Jan StrupczewskiBRUSSELS (Reuters) - Euro zone finance ministers are likely to agree on Monday on a mechanism for aiding Greece financially, if it is required, but will leave out any sums until Athens asks for them, an EU source said on Saturday.Policymakers have been debating possible financial support for...
- News items 2010-03-13
- Euro Finmins to Agree on Greek Aid
- By Jan StrupczewskiBRUSSELS (Reuters UK) - Euro zone finance ministers are likely to agree on Monday on a mechanism for aiding Greece financially, if it is required, but will leave out any sums until Athens asks for them, an EU source said on Saturday.Policymakers have been debating possible financial support...
- News items 2010-03-13
- France's Lagarde Not Expecting Decision on Greece
- By Kristina CookeNEW YORK (Reuters) - French Economy Minister Christine Lagarde said on Saturday that she does not expect Euro zone finance ministers to make any decision on financial help for Greece when they meet next week."I'm certainly not expecting any decision being made, or any button being pressed, or...
- News items 2010-03-13
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