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Following up on the firm’s TS-109, the all new two-bay, hot-swappable TS-209 NAS server ratchets things up a notch for SMB and SOHO. QNAP’s latest Pro Turbo Station hopes to catch the eye of the almighty suits, and packs a fairly potent 500MHz processor, gigabit Ethernet port, and 128MB of DDR2 RAM within to “significantly boost file sharing speed.” Moreover, ingrained server features such as automatic syncing / backup, SSH remote login, and cross-platform sharing for Windows, Mac, Linux, and UNIX machines are included, and the device can be equipped with up to 2TB of storage in a RAID 1 mirroring array. Look for this one to land next month for a currently undisclosed price.

[Thanks, Ivan H.]

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AFP - Hackers and computer security specialists gathered in Las Vegas on Friday took aim at popular social networking websites, exposing ways to plunder data from software "cookies" used to track users.

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While the nation’s airlines are starting to work their way back to profitability, conditions for passengers are worsening with not enough seats to go around.

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There are a variety of ways to transfer old home videos to DVD.

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Dean Kamen’s inspiration came from here.

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TUAW delves into the iPhone’s OS using hacker tools and produces the first iPhone text editor app!

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Cell phone plans that encourage subscribers to talk mainly to people in the same network are having unintentional social effects.

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Man, Sony must really love teasing us: just a couple days after we got word that rumble-enabled SIXAXIS controllers were leaking out to developers, Sony’s director of corporate communications Dave Karraker told GamePro that the company has “not added rumble [to PS3], and have no announcements regarding this feature.” That’s a non-denial denial, if you ask us — way to be sly, Sony. Karraker also confirmed that updated SIXAXIS controllers with refined motion-sensing features were shipping out, but characterized that as “part of the normal development and evolution of controllers.” Here’s hoping the SIXAXIS evolves itself a rumble unit sooner rather than later.

[Via PC World]

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