The rest was remote access to computer networks, e-mail and file transfers from one computer to another.
Apple has eliminated all (valid) complaints about iOS (notifications, computer dependency and the anemic mail application being the biggest ones), launched a free mail, contacts and calendar server for all iOS and Lion users, and promoted iOS devices to be computer-independent, all while delivering the biggest concession from the music industry we have seen so far in a side-note.
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Swapping data between computer and phone systems -- for mail order, home banking and other service providers -- is an ideal growth business for a computer and telecom equipment maker like Oki, he says.
If you need a personal computer for writing and simple electronic mail, even a used PC with a 486 processor will be fine.
The FBI agents then asked if they could search his son's computer and look through his e-mail, which Juan Vinas allowed.
It not only offered such desktop-computer-like services as e-mail, but allowed a driver to use them without looking away from the road.
While the war against spam is raging openly on the personal computer front, the battle against unwanted mail on wireless devices in the U.S. is more like the Cold War.
Swapping data between computer and phone systems -- for mail-order, home- banking and other service providers -- is an ideal growth business for a computer and telecom equipment maker like Oki, he says.
Joel Klein, former Assistant Attorney General for antitrust, hired Boies to litigate the government's case against Microsoft--despite the fact that he doesn't use a computer, not even for e-mail--because he believed Boies to be the best litigator in the country.
This software alerts users to incoming e-mail and calendar appointments while the computer is in sleep mode.
Although he uses a computer, he usually reads his e-mail on paper.
Handheld computer users want access to their corporate e-mail, applications and databases, she says, and cellular networks provide near-ubiquitous connectivity.
In 1996, Sony Corp. had to break its no-comment policy on acquisition rumors when a fake e-mail purportedly from its chairman to Apple Computer's CEO started making the rounds.
The US Computer Emergency Readiness Team (US-CERT) has told computer users to be wary of potential e-mail scams, as well as fake anti-virus and phishing attacks regarding the Japan earthquake and the tsunami disasters.
The Foreign Secretary William Hague revealed in February that computers belonging to the government had been infected with the "Zeus" computer virus, after users opened an e-mail purporting to come from the White House and followed a link.
Shadow Account starts with a jolt when Conner Ashby, a young investment banker relaxing at home with his gorgeous girlfriend, sees something he wasn't supposed to--an e-mail, mistakenly sent to his personal computer, which discusses a huge accounting fraud.
TV, for instance, is simply to make it easy to browse the Web and send e-mail via a television set instead of a computer.
Staffers at the Wall Street Journal got a taste of that world recently when they suffered a computer glitch that completely knocked out access to e-mail and the Web.
On January 11, 2011, Hotz was playing Age of Empires II on his computer in New Jersey when he received an e-mail from Sony announcing a lawsuit against him.
Virtually anyone who uses sketching to capture their creative ideas and wants to have their drawings in a digital format to e-mail, archive or further refine on their computer can benefit from Inkling.
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At CES, expect to see digital picture frames that use wi-fi to pluck photos from e-mail and RSS feeds without going through a personal computer.
Although Munoz describes getting e-mail permission from parents to enter their kids in computer game contests as "no big deal, " he fears that tech-savvy kids may find ways to skirt the guidelines.
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An aide handed him a laptop computer and a satellite cord so he could check his e-mail.
He came to her house, and armed with a modem, he set up an e-mail account and hooked her up to the university's computer system.
Instead of sprawls of special-purpose computer servers--one for Internet applications, one for e-mail and so on--a virtualized system uses one machine to do all of these functions.
Employees were invited via e-mail and through fliers to click on the Brightidea icon on their computer's desktop.
Once the virus has established itself on a host computer, it quickly destroys all music and image files and disables the e-mail system, causing irreparable damage at some companies.
In these, Jessen's troops sample e-mail, lecture employees to be circumspect about what they put into mail and install procedures and software programs to make sure that the files computer users dump in the trash are really gone from their hard drives.
The U.S. attorney said Chilowitz sent the confidential list and data from a Morgan Stanley computer to his personal AOL account and had communications from his Morgan Stanley e-mail to that unnamed "co-conspirator, " who worked at an unidentified consulting company that helped negotiate prime broker rates for hedge funds.
That makes it especially insidious, as users can infect their computer with software that gives hackers remote access to their desktops without downloading an e-mail attachment or running a program.
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