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Trust an Insurance Company`s ``Drive-Cam?``
ramen99 writes 'Our new car insurance company offered us discounts for our teenage driver if we agree to install a 'drive-cam' that records driving habits and wirelessly transmits video footage to a 'neutral driving coach' for evaluation and comment. While this might be great to monitor a new teen driver, it will also monitor other adult drivers. The insurance company claims that they would never use any information obtained to consider changes in insurance rates, but that really sounds unbelievable. Would you give up your privacy to save some dough? Installation is free, and the camera mounts just under the rear-view mirror. Something seems fishy about this...' Epecially when, according to a British insurance firm, computer engineers are most likely to crash (sent in by antdude). of this story at Slashdot.
Slashdot

Calculating your computer`s energy use
A Brisbane firm has stamped itself as an emerging climate change player with the development of pioneering computer carbon offset software.
The Sydney Morning Herald

The ultimate hack: reverse engineering the human brain
When hackers want to break into a computer system, they often attempt to reverse engineer the operating software to better understand how it works (and, of course, its vulnerabilities). While researchers have for years taken a similar approach to better understanding parts of our gray matter , neuroscientists now say that within a decade it will be possible to create a digital model that replicates all functions of the human brain. [More] Sponsored Topics: Human brain - Hack - Reverse Engineer - Health - BrainInjury
Scientific American

NEC, Casio, Hitachi to merge handset businesses
TOKYO (AP) -- Japanese electronics makers NEC Corp., Casio Computer Co. and Hitachi said Monday they will combine their mobile phone handset-manufacturing operations by April next year in a bid to boost their competitiveness at home and abroad....
The Arizona Republic

Chinese Schools Ax Green Dam Censorship Software
eldavojohn writes 'China's controversial Green Dam Internet Filter died on new PCs a month ago but it wasn't until recently that Chinese schools silently removed it. Claims that the software inhibited work in schools was cited as the reason by Reuters. 'We will remove all Green Dam software from computers in the school as it has strong conflicts with teaching software we need for normal work,' said one school while another claimed 'It had seriously influenced our normal work.'' of this story at Slashdot.
Slashdot

IneoQuest Technologies Announces cPAR Solution for Long-Term Trending and Analytics of Video Network Performance
...network outages or impairments. At the same time, cPAR can provide Program Availability Reports over email to executives' desktop computers, PDAs and smartphones so they can understand when, where and how long network events occurred. Unlike other reporting solutions on the ...
tmcnet.com

Reviews of new travel-oriented products
...COMTEX) -- Port Authority2 mobile music FM transmitter What it is: A device that connects to your MP3 player, CD player, PDA or notebook computer and broadcasts on an FM frequency so you can listen on your car radio or any other ...
tmcnet.com

Working Moms` Vision Not `Near` Perfect
...activities, but cite problems with everyday tasks such as reading (66%), working on a computer (63%), using a cell phone/PDA (49%), seeing things in low light (45%), or trying to read a menu (44%). Nearly three-in-ten (27%) working ...
tmcnet.com

`French online retail audience grows by 21% in a year - study`
...users visited an online retail site in July, according to a study by comScore which excludes access from public computers, PDAs or mobile phones. The country's online retail audience grew by 21 percent in one year to reach 26.7 ...
tmcnet.com

Portable Fanless System suits wireless applications.
Powered by 1.1 GHz Intel® Atom(TM) processors (Silverthrone XL), CSB200-888 has one wireless antenna jack at rear panel and PCI-E slot for wireless module expansions. Front panel includes 1 CF socket slot with ejector, 4 USB, and 1 COM port, while rear panel has 2 USB ports, 1 COM, RJ-45, DVI-D connector, DC-in jack, and power button with LED. Housed in 190 x 132 x 30 mm, desktop/wall mountable steel and black chassis, system includes DDR2 SO-DIMM socket and 60 W power adaptor. This story is related to the following:Computer Hardware and PeripheralsSearch for suppliers of: Industrial Computers | Portable Computers
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