MAPPS to Announce Winners of 4th Annual Geospatial Excellence Awards on Wednesday, November 17

Reston, VA, November 15, 2010 - MAPPS will announce the winners of the 4th Annual Geospatial Products...

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Government should urge Indonesia to disclose location of the skeletons of November 12 victims

Diario Nacional, November 11, 2010 language source: Tetun - MP Domingos Mesquita from the National Unity Party (PUN) has urged the Indonesian Government to disclose the location of the skeletons of the November 12, 1991 victims who were massacred by

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Microsoft Dynamics AX 2009 Demonstration Toolkit Virtual Machines (VM) – November 2010 Refresh Released

Microsoft released an update to the Microsoft Dynamics AX 2009 Demonstration Toolkit virtual machines. The following Q&A; is provided to give you details about this release.

Boxee Box shipping November 10th.

Boxee Box shipping November 10th.

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The Galaxy Tab Hitting Verizon Wireless November 11th For $600 Straight Up

Verizon will soon be a one-stop shop for all your tablet needs. Come November 11th, the wireless carrier will be selling the Galaxy Tab alongside the iPad. The only thing is, the Galaxy Tab is a bit more expensive at $600 without any sort of subsidy and doesn't come with a MiFi. But hey, maybe you have and Android tattooed on the underside of wrist and would rather have a 7-inch tablet rather than a 10-inch. Fine by Verizon. They'll be happy to sell you whatever you want. Buyers will have the option of adding on a $20 monthly data plan that will give their Galaxy Tab 1GB of data. That's the same price as Verizon's iPad plan. This announcement actually answers a lot of questions about the Galaxy Tab's US release. Samsung made it known a few weeks back that the US's four major carriers would sell the tablet, but details were absent. Now we can properly speculate.

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