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July 25, 2008
Service Sells for Electronics Retailers
Service Sells for Electronics Retailers

A look at the state of competition and service in retail electronics shows that Best Buy, even in a weak economy, is thriving -- thanks, experts say, to its emphasis on customer service.

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  Lawyers Compete for Hannaford Case
American Airlines and Google Settle Lawsuit American Airlines, Google Settle Suit

Fracas was over search engine ads.

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Twitter Took Off from Simple to 'Tweet' Success Twitter Is Achieving 'Tweet' Success

Influx of capital may resolve issues.

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Consumers Change Buying Habits, But Will It Last? Consumers Change Buying Habits

But will new, thriftier attitude last?

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Security Check: Don't Give Away Data with Your Old PCs Don't Give Away Data with Old PCs

Dragging files to trash isn't enough.

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Network Security Spotlight
More Than 75 Percent of Bank Sites at Risk, Study Says
More than 75 percent of bank Web sites have at least one design flaw that could make customers vulnerable to criminals after their money or identity, a University of Michigan study says.
 
Prosecutor Says San Francisco System Set To Melt Down
A computer engineer who allegedly held San Francisco's computer system hostage was denied a bond reduction after the prosecutor said the system had been rigged to melt down during routine maintenance.
 
DNS Security Flaw Leaked Before Patches Applied
A major flaw in the Internet infrastructure was leaked to the public before many IT directors had the chance to apply security patches. The flaw was discovered weeks ago by Dan Kaminsky.
 

Enterprise Hardware Spotlight
Protect Your Computer from the Dangers of Summer
Keeping PCs cool during the hot summer months should be a top priority for conscientious computer owners or IT managers. Heat and humidity are component killers, so take steps to protect equipment.
 
SanDisk: Vista Shortfalls Limit Use of SSDs
SanDisk, a maker of solid-state drives, says that Microsoft's Vista OS is not optimized for those kinds of drives, and suitable SSDs won't be available until late this year or next year.
 
Solid-State Drives Are Attractive for Notebooks
At first, the Asus Eee PC and the MacBook Air do not seem to have much in common. But both use solid-state drives with no moving parts -- and significant advantages over traditional drives.
 

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