Current Computers News Results

Corcoran schools impress (The Hanford Sentinel)
When California School Boards Association President Frank Pugh walked into the main room of the new Corcoran Technology Learning Center he was definitely impressed.

VIDEO: Young inventors show off their latest creations (The Ambler Gazette)
The next Thomas Edison or Benjamin Franklin might be right here in Ambler.

Entrepreneurial program offered (Pike County Courier)
Junior Achievement program is now for all ages MILFORD Pike County Public Library, the Junior Achievement Program, Dime Bank, CellularOne, the Pike County Chamber of Commerce, and the local business community are partnering to bring an exciting program, JA Be Entrepreneurial, to Pike County for the first time. Though originally designed for high school students, this program will be open to both ...

Old friend visits East Bridgewater Library (East Bridgewater Star)
Leia Canelli recently returned to the only place she had ever worked. Canelli, 96, visited the East Bridgewater Public Library, where she began her career as a librarian in 1930 when she was just 17 years old. She retired in 1983.

Satellite IT for Haiti relief work (CIOL)
The terminals, known as CFK-100s, operate in the 2GHz S-band, and can be used in both mobile and fixed environments.

Faulty laptops: HP gets complaint from China (CIOL)
SHANGHAI, CHINA: More than 100 Chinese consumers have filed an official complaint against Hewlett-Packard Co over faulty laptop computers, leaving the door open for a lawsuit against the U.S. technology company, a lawyer for the group said on Wednesday.

No meeting of minds’ at school budget session (The Warwick Advertiser)
Warwick - For the second week in a row, Schools Superintendent Dr. Raymond Bryant met with the Board of Education and Warwick school principals as they work to hammer out a budget that will mitigate impact to curriculum and programs and minimize the cost to taxpayers.

Bryceville (Nassau County Record)
A peaceful drive out U.S. Highway 301 South will take you to the small hamlet of Bryceville. Though the community is small, its aspirations are not. The community has its own fire station, post office and school.

Online bank fraud doubles in two years (Daily Telegraph)
Online banking fraud has doubled in the last two years, with customers losing £60 million from criminals last year.

AG warns parents to keep kids away from Chatroulette (Dayton News)
An increasingly popular web site poses a threat to Texas children by giving users – including dangerous sex offenders – an opportunity to conduct live video chats with randomly selected participants.