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Hamrick Software has released a new version of its scanning application for Mac OS X, VueScan. Version 8.5.01 of the software adds an increased number of raw files supported by the program. Most high-quality flatbed and film scanners are supported by VueScan. It can help Mac users produce quality scans, allowing twe... |
19 January 2009
05:06 GMT |
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Hamrick Software has announced that, since the release of VueScan 8.4 two years ago, the powerful scanning application for Mac OS X has added over 600 changes. Currently at version 8.5, VueScan also includes support for multiple wireless HP scanners on Mac OS X, as well as Ricoh SCSI IS-series scanners on Windows, to... |
10 December 2008
03:53 GMT |
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Very soon, metal detectors in airports could become only an addition, if at all, to the high-tech threat identifying systems currently being developed, enhanced or already in use. We've already talked today about the mood detecting software, while, just recently, we also discussed the matter of those scanners t... |
3 December 2008
11:29 GMT |
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Some of your worst nightmares have already come true, even if not exactly as you might have imagined. Being exposed with no clothes on in a public place surely doesn't sound very appealing to anyone, except for some people who we're not going to talk about now. Yet, a number of devices already installed in ... |
1 December 2008
06:36 GMT |
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Manuscripts are documents written by hand. Before the printing process was invented (not to mention typing machines or computers), this was the only way to share facts or ideas at long distance or for lasting purposes. Ancient manuscripts are invaluable scientific tools that provide very important data on a wide rang... |
27 November 2008
09:25 GMT |
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VueScan, the Hamrick Software-developed scanning application for Mac OS X, has received an update, bringing the current version of the software to 8.4.95. The release adds a new option when using Nikon CoolScan 5000, as well as support for new HP and Canon scanners. Hamrick Software's VueScan works with most hig... |
17 November 2008
10:11 GMT |
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Hamrick Software has updated its scanning application for Mac OS X to version 8.4.82. VueScan should now handle raw files better, according to the makers, while support for Image Capture scanners has also been added, among others.Hamrick Software's VueScan works with most high-quality flatbed and film scanners. ... |
28 October 2008
16:41 GMT |
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Sooner or later, everyone needs a document scanner around the house. It's practical, and a huge relief for the paranoid. Although the iPhone Document Scanner isn't what you'd think it is (as in not software), it looks like a truly original and accurate solution for the task. Even better, you can downlo... |
8 September 2008
13:11 GMT |
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Hamrick Software's scanning application for Mac OS X, VueScan, has recently been updated to version 8.4.82, adding support for a couple of new scanners, improved infrared cleaning, and improved support for WIA document feeders, to name a few enhancements. A fully-functional trial version of the software is avail... |
28 August 2008
08:26 GMT |
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The "Open Vulnerability Assessment System" (OpenVAS) is an open source fork of the well-known Nessus vulnerability scanner. The OpenVAS project announced the first stable release yesterday.The project was born when Nessus 3 changed its licensing terms and adopted a proprietary license. Because of this, OpenVAS is an ... |
14 August 2008
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VueScan 8.4.79, a new version of Hamrick Software's scanning application for Mac OS X, now supports localized menus and dialog boxes in 24 languages. The application is designed to let users produce better digital images from color snapshots, negatives, slides and documents.VueScan works with most high-quality f... |
31 July 2008
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Neat Receipts helps you get rid of receipts and documents by scanning them and organizing them on your computer. Everyone fails to meet their payment deadlines and this why you too may rid yourself of some stress by using this scanner/software combo. The Mac version is now available for purchase, sporting platform-sp... |
20 May 2008
05:02 GMT |
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Since it's accessible via a web-browser, BitDefender Online Scanner is pretty useful when an infection managed to reach your computer and affect the data stored on your drives. But this doesn't necessarily mean the service is also 100 percent safe as a new vulnerability was reported today by Security Focus.... |
21 November 2007
03:05 GMT |
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This used to be just another one of those cases in which security software, instead of making you safer, actually made you more vulnerable - I hate it when that happens. A few weeks ago, I had an article in which I wrote that Kaspersky is a firm that offers reliable security software; well, an important part of deliv... |
10 October 2007
03:58 GMT |
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Fujitsu Computer Products of America announced the launch of a new imaging device, the Fujitsu fi-5530C2 scanner, which comes with a small footprint and fast image capturing capabilities, being perfect for the role of a departmental scanner. The new fi-5530C2 scanner comes with software enhancements as well as improv... |
6 September 2007
06:54 GMT |
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The Epson Stylus Photo RX690 is the latest Epson released printer which is designed to be ideal for home and small offices use that require a complete document and photo printing, scanning, copying solutions as well as an easy way to create and copy optical discs. The new Epson all in one printer is simply designed t... |
3 September 2007
08:16 GMT |
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If you want to clean your computer of viruses and the downloadable tools are somehow unavailable, you can always try a free online solution that detects even the latest threats. For example, Kaspersky provides a freeware tool for all users that allows them to scan a file or the entire computer straight from the onlin... |
10 May 2007
10:43 GMT |
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Fingerprinting is probably the most widely used method of identifying individuals. The police uses this method to identify suspects by matching the fingerprints taken from a crime scene with those found in their databases, or with those of unrecorded suspects they encounter.Reliability comes from the fact that two ... |
7 May 2007
08:00 GMT |
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Extremely high frequency is the highest radio frequency band. EHF runs the range of frequencies from 30 to 300 gigahertz, above which electromagnetic radiation is considered millimeter wave. Much like X-ray scanners used in airports to see thorough luggage without invading one's privacy, terahertz radiation sca... |
27 April 2007
02:56 GMT |
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Have you ever been in a situation where you are at the counter, loaded with bags of goodies, and you realize you left your wallet at home? Oh, the embarrassment...This story is about to become history, because soon biometric scanning to make transactions is expected to be only one of many new methods that are part o... |
11 April 2007
09:48 GMT |
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September 11, 2001 - New York, USA; July 7, 2005 - London, UK; September 2, 2004 - Moscow, Russia; March 11, 2004 - Madrid, and the list could go on...The terrorist attacks have made the whole world see the real threat of international terrorism in a different light. Researchers from many countries have concentrated... |
10 April 2007
08:51 GMT |
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If you have tons of geek devices that need to be organized, then you might try this barcode scanning device. The Inteliscanner Mini is a mini ultra-portable barcode reader that can, err, read barcodes without a computer attached to it. The device can store up to 150 barcodes. After you scan your huge collection of A... |
6 April 2007
10:14 GMT |
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CT imaging consists of X-rays sent through the body to produce digitized signals that can be detected and reconstructed by computers. Each of the 256 detectors on the new machine picks up a "slice" of an organ or tissue. The more detectors, the better is the resolution of the picture. A computer puts all the slices ... |
28 March 2007
08:55 GMT |
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Picasso's funs could get cubist pictures at one century after the cubism emerged. Because now, Andrew Forrest, an engineer at the Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine in London, has developed a multi-angle scanner for portraying objects. Imaging systems, from digital cameras to human eye, employ... |
21 March 2007
05:14 GMT |
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