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Five things tech support should know about Office 2003
Insight tutorial Be aware of what's different in Office 2003 compared to previous versions, especially those that are likely to result in support calls.
Tags: Microsoft Office
Pushing the envelope on IM
News As its competitors Microsoft and Yahoo scramble to add scribbling, speech and video to instant messaging, industry leader AOL insists consumers want text-based chat, not bells and whistles.
The next wave of instant messaging
News Who needs email, or even the phone? New tech plans to take IM far beyond the simple text message.
Google Translate comes to the iPhone
News Service, which can translate text between 24 languages, came out of the company's policy to set aside a day of each employee's week to work on any idea desired.
Tags: Mobile applications, Mac OS, Smart phones, Mobile, Google Inc., Translation Service, Advertisement, phone, software, Apple Safari
Monitor event logs for less
Techguide The EventLog Translation Service from WinAgents is an inexpensive way to aggregate event logs. Find out more about this logging alternative.
New SMS service translates languages
News SINGAPORE-- Local telco MobileOne (M1) has launched a new service that translates English SMS messages into Chinese, according to a statement from the company.
Sun Grid hit by network attack
News The denial-of-service attack took down the text-to-speech service within the Grid.
Tags: Data security, Network security, grid computing
Chinese translation service stutters into life
News Jajah's voice-recognizing telephone translation service has an unsteady start, suffering an outage immediately after launch.
Tags: VoIP, VoIP/IP telephony, Software, Service, phone, speakerphone, co-founder, network, China, Internet
The next wave of instant messaging
News Watch out browsers, bots, email and telephones--here comes the next generation of instant messaging.
Google offers easy translation service for Web pages
News In honor of International Translation Day (you forgot?), Google is publishing code that Webmasters can use to detect the preferred language of their visitors.
Tags: Web 2.0, Web sites, Data mining & analysis, Database management, Page, Google Inc., Web Site, Hallmark, Webmaster, Web Page
Oy! Google Translate now speaks Yiddish
News Google adds nine new languages to its translation service--which can translate text, comments, live chat, or entire Web pages--bringing the total to 51.
Tags: Business applications, machine translation, Google Talk, Google Docs, Google Gmail
Symbian's open source journey
Insight newsmaker How do you open up a closed codebase? Symbian research chief David Wood weighs potential and practicality, and the promise of multicore phones.
Tags: Smart phones, Open source, Software engineering/development, Software licensing, Smart Phone, Android, Plug-in, GPL, Symbian Inc., EPL
Show users how to turn off Word 2002's smart tags
Insight Support pros may grow to either love or hate Office XP's smart tags. Give users these easy directions to turn off the feature in Word 2002, or, if you're interested in putting smart tags to work for you, check out these resources.
Are companies opening up to Solaris?
Insight The operating system has clocked over 5 million downloads globally since it was made open-source. But, it remains uncertain if enterprises have taken the bait.
Tags: UNIX, Open source
Language translator offers telcos new opportunity?
News Pan-Asian consortium unveils real-time speech translation program with potential for use on mobile phones and portable devices.
Tags: Business applications, Language, Cell Phone, Singapore, Japan, consortium, Server, phone, network, telecommunications company
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