Universities are coping with the issue of high-tech temptations in the classroom. Some teachers ban cell phones and laptops on sight.
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Universities cope with high-tech cheating (Bristol Herald Courier)
In a recent nine-month period, U.S. Customs and Border Protection searched and seized 1,644 devices from travelers entering and leaving the United States, according to data the American Civil Liberties Union obtained through a lawsuit.
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No curbs on border searches of cellphones, laptops (Seattle Times)
A South Carolina congressman said Friday that five Muslim soldiers at Fort Jackson, S.C., had been removed from active duty,...
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Laptops seized in Army probe (Deseret News)
New technology lets users swap between graphics processors in real-time.
Over the last few weeks there's been a lot of controversy surrounding the issue of schools monitoring students using school-owned laptops. Education - School district - United States - K-12 - Webcam
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QOTD: Should Schools Use Laptops to Watch Kids? (Tom's Hardware)
WASHINGTON — A South Carolina congressman said Friday that five Muslim soldiers at Fort Jackson had been removed from active duty, and four of them discharged from the Army, in connection with an ongoing probe into alleged threats to poison food at the large South Carolina base.
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Congressman: Laptops seized in Fort Jackson probe (McClatchy Newspapers via Yahoo! News)
The computer industry moves fast, and it's hard to keep track of new features. More and more manufacturers are introducing computers and laptops with Intel's latest line of processors: the Core i3, Core i5 and Core i7. But what's the difference between these three chips
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Which Intel Core Chip Is Best for You? (LiveScience.com via Yahoo! News)
Earlier this week, an investigation involving a Pennsylvania school where staffers may have remotely used Apple laptops to spy on their students made headlines.
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Another case of MacBook-based spying on students? Maybe not (Macworld.com via Yahoo! News)
IDG News Service - A raft of new netbooks, laptops and computers with 3D support will be on display at Cebit in Hanover, Germany, next week. Google will use the trade show to push its Street View map technology and SAP's new co-CEO will take the stage in a keynote address.
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Laptops galore await at Cebit show (Computerworld)
Laptops and computers with support for 3D and new netbooks will be on display at Cebit in Hanover, Germany.
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Laptops Galore Await Show Attendees in Hanover (PC World)
