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Deccan Herald » Cyber Space
Demons in your PC  
Call it junkware, bloatware or demoware or adware. Computer users denounce it as crapware. It's the software preinstalled on new Windows computers...
Facebook goes for a facelift  
Facebook, the rapidly growing social network, unveiled some new features on Wednesday as it works to broaden its reach online and to recalibrate its sometimes contentious relationship with the thousands of developers writing programs for the service.
A lean laptop for daily tasks  
The drive to create smaller and cheaper laptops has emboldened manufacturers to stray from the tried and true...
Now, download newspapers onto your mobiles  
The thud of the morning newspaper landing on front porches may one day be replaced with the beep of downloads onto a cellphone...
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Wired... A researcher for Japanese mobile communication giant NTT docomo, wearing electro-oculogram (EOG) sensors, demonstrates how to control a digital music player with his eyes, during a presentation of their advanced technology at the Wireless Japan Expo in Tokyo last week. Users in the future, while wearing the headset, can control small electronic devices, such as mobile phones, without using their hands.
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