Free Computer Classes in Milledgeville Teach the Basics
Free computer classes in Milledgeville help students who have no experience with computers learn the basics.
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Caldwell College offers workshop on basic computer skills tonight
Caldwell – The public is invited to a workshop on Basic Computer Skills for Job Seekers from 7 to 9:30 p.m. on Thursday, May 13 at Caldwell College.
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Rockwall Computer Council to meet
The Rockwall Computer Council (RCC) will meet from 6:30 to 8 p.m. on May 5 at The Center in Rockwall City Place, 108 E. Washington St. Bill Hair, president of My Computer Guy, will give a presentation on data backup, system protection and new computer technologies.
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Asian Stocks Rise Most in Two Months, Led by Computer Shares
May 13 (Bloomberg) — Asian stocks rose the most in two months, led by computer-related companies after earnings from Tokyo Electron Ltd. to Tencent Holdings Ltd. boosted confidence in the technology industry, and as concern about Europe eased.
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Google Working on Tablet Computer with Verizon
Watch out Apple (APPL), the iPad is about to get some serious competition. Verizon (VZ), the largest mobile carrier in the US, said Tuesday that it is working with technology giant Google (GOOG) on a new tablet computer.

Man receives year in jail for computer porn
ESCANABA – After apologizing in court for computer crimes he committed involving a minor, sexually-explicit material, and child pornography, an Escanaba man was sentenced to one year in jail Monday. “I know I messed up,” said Scott Joseph Derouin, 36, after he apologized to the court, his family, [...]

Taiwan computer maker Acer posts profit in Q1
TAIPEI, Taiwan – Acer Inc., the world’s second largest computer vendor, said Thursday its quarterly profit surged 62 percent to 3.3 billion New Taiwan dollars ($105 million) on a rebound of global computer demand.
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Computer glitches hamper 2010 Census
Frequent glitches in the computer system built to manage the 2010 Census could jeopardize its accuracy and drive up costs beyond its $15 billion price tag, according to a new watchdog report. United States – Census – Genealogy – Products and Resources – Oregon
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Jefferson Parish Councilman Louis Congemi gives information to Kenner computer investigators
Jefferson Parish Councilman Louis Congemi said Thursday he has received a request from the federal government for information in the investigation of computer system irregularities at Kenner City Hall. “We have fully responded to that request,” Congemi said in a…
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Library celebrates opening of computer lab
The Safford City-Graham County Library celebrated its new computer lab with a ribbon cutting ceremony Friday.
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