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TEXXR is a tech news intelligence platform built on 210,000+ articles from 2005 to present. It turns daily coverage into long-term understanding — using vector embeddings, entity extraction, and a knowledge graph of 369,000+ structured relationships to surface patterns that no single article reveals.

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Dot Bomb All Over Again?

A lot of the recent news around Web 2.0 is starting to frighten me.  There is just too much money flying around with too much hype and too little value.  Take the Web 2.0 conference for example.  This...

Rocky road for Xbox 360 launch

These are testing times for the team behind one of Microsoft's most ambitious product launches ever.  —  In just a few weeks' time, it will unleash its great white hope of gaming, the Xbox 360, across...

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Palm unveils a $99 color PDA

Also new: an affordable device with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth  —  If you're still using a paper day-at-a-glance planner, you're running out of excuses fast.  Palm has been making great $99 electronic organi...

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Spyware

Over the last several years, a loosely defined collection of computer software known as "spyware" has become the subject of growing public alarm.  Computer users are increasingly finding programs on t...

Ottawa demands greater wiretap access

Ottawa — The federal government is demanding that the telecommunications industry build a wiretapping capacity into their networks that would allow authorities to conduct round-the-clock surveillance ...