The company has said it will soon sell its first tablet computer, joining a flurry of companies trying to recreate the success of Apple's iPad.
He was at his keyboards and computer, joined by a drummer (mostly using sampled sounds) and a guitarist (usually playing textures rather than chords, though he did sometimes add folky fingerpicking).
They're networks of computers, joined together like a powerful hive-mind in order to exchange information efficiently.
We're beginning new enterprises out of our garages, converting hobbies into money-making, establishing new tech companies on our personal computers, joining our neighbors in flea markets, selling their baking out of the back of their pick-ups at the green market...
Derrick Smith, a computer scientist in the Netherlands, has invited anyone with a computer to join in an Internet-based project that runs computer simulations of how immune systems react to flu infections and vaccinations.
For example, if you enjoy playing role-playing computer games, join the forum that discusses tips and tricks for your favorite computer game.
The computer must have an existing computer account in the Active Directory database of the domain that the computer is joining, and the computer must be named exactly as its domain account is named.
An idiosyncratic pondering on the soul-sucking limbo of cubicle careers, the story follows Dory (Marshall Allman), a data-entry drone in Seattle who abandons his computer to join a free-range crew of janitor-philosophers.
With other software now on the market, people can play American, Chinese and other styles of mah-jongg on the Internet; players can compete against the computer or join a game with other players anywhere in the world.
But today the Times computer will join six of its 21st-century brethren, along with the often cranky humans that vote in the Associated Press media poll, as well as the mostly distracted coaches who vote in the USA Today/ESPN poll, to give us 2002's inaugural Bowl Championship Series ranking.
That's a big benefit for organizations that are running a directory like Microsoft's Active Directory, which is what allows computer to join domains, authenticate users, locate and connect to equipment on the domain, like printers, and access other network services, like SQL Server databases.
