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Gosh bless the automotive trickledown; it’s already brought treats like telescoping steering wheels to entry-level vehicles, and now computer-to-car driving directions appear to be on the way.

IBM and Cisco did their part to make it easier to care for the big cats and several other species residing at North Carolina's Carnivore Preservation Trust.

Were you aware that in August of 2005, the United States Congress passed the Energy Policy Act, which makes daylight saving time (DST) start three weeks earlier and end one week later.

"We all sell the same thing... there's no difference between what one company offers compared to another." Those are the words a manager of a large, but struggling technology solution provider revealed to me.

Interesting article out of CIO magazine about Vista, and that while it is a highly secure operating system, with some neat things it can do, it still is not invulnerable to those programs that require social engineering to get the user to do something.

The BBC is running an interesting article on the number of qualified skilled people wanting to work in the computer industry, and the lack of said people who are coming through the college ranks.

As we all head out to vote on our favorite candidates and issues on this Election Day '06, a bigger question looms in the minds of many as we recall the well-documented disorder of elections' past: Will my vote really even count?

Google has just reached an agreement with Byte Computer that will have the Greek company distributing Google's products in, um, Greece. Byte's website is a little bare, but the company claims to have "outstanding credentials in providing innovative and cost-effective e-business solutions."