Sentence examples for computer news from inspiring English sources
But it is particularly important today when, on stories that range from the siege of Aleppo through to the Labour leadership contest to the release of the latest movie or computer, news organisations are hourly and daily offered images and stories by protagonists with partisan narratives or unacknowledged interests to advance.
Web Sites for the Technophile ARS TECHNICA: www.arstechnica.com -- Billing itself as "the PC Enthusiast's Resource," this well-rounded Web site for informed users includes computer news, user forums, product reviews and areas like a Buyer's Guide and a How-To section.
Last week, the chief technology officer of Trend Micro, a computer security firm in Tokyo, told several computer news Web sites that he had discovered an offer on an underground computer discussion forum to sell information about a security flaw in Windows Vista for $50,000.
The first-screen option for PC makers -- reported over the weekend by News.com, an on-line computer news service -- means the manufacturers will not have to display Microsoft's "channel bar" on the screen users see first when they turn on their computers.
But Netscape is hoping to make similar deals with other companies that will operate the most popular channel topics: investing, computers, news and so on.
ON YOUR COMPUTER: Most news websites will be carrying a live-stream.
Mr. Homer said Netscape was also negotiating for sources of other content, like stock quotations and computer industry news.
"The message is clearly that NT is the future in the corporate market," said Mike Elgan, the editor of Windows magazine, a computer industry news weekly.
On November 9th I turned off the CNN feed on my computer; blocked news websites on my laptop and mobile phone; deleted the Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn apps on my phone; evaded all newsstands on my walk to work; and avoided all conversations about current events.
Guide to the latest gadgets, websites, games and computer industry news.
For instance, it introduced a "microportal" program that runs on a user's own computer, providing news updates and instant access to the AltaVista search service.
