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Samsung Messager
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Dell SP2309W 23-in. monitor
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Gateway FX P-7805u
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HP Pavilion a6700y
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Logitech Harmony 1100
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CPS refuses to prosecute Nasa-hacker in UK
The Crown Prosecution Service has decided not to prosecute self-confessed Nasa hacker Gary McKinnon in the UK. Despite growing support for McKinnon from parliamentarians and legal experts, the...
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Microsoft sues TomTom over Linux patents
Three of Microsoft's claims in patent infringement suits against the GPS navigation company relate to TomTom's use of the Linux kernel ...
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Acer demos its 10-inch Aspire One netbook
The manufacturer shows ZDNet UK the second generation of its netbook, and explains why the new Aspire One will not come with Linux ...
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Adobe plugs Flash-player hole
The company has issued a patch for the Flash player vulnerability, as worries over the unpatched Adobe Reader hole mount ...
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Sony, Philips, Panasonic plan single Blu-ray licence
The independent agency will open mid-2009 and promises lower-cost licensing for Blu-ray discs and players ...
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US gov't shown silver lining of cloud computing
At a cloud-computing conference, SaaS vendors, federal IT purchasers and others say the financial downturn and a web-friendly president create the perfect climate to get Washington on the cloud...
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Cloud guides Salesforce.com to $1bn revenue
The company says it is the first make $1bn in revenue in a year from cloud computing, but has lowered its forecast for fiscal 2010 ...
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VMware moves vCenter to Linux
All future versions of the company's flagship virtualisation-management software, formerly known as Virtual Center Server, will appear in Linux versions ...
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MNCs turn to India, China to combat recession
Global companies tap strong business opportunities in emerging markets by launching new products and services tailor-made for these segments. Compare your salaryUse the IT salary benchmark wizard and know...
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Next Telstra CEO must make peace
Telstra CEO Sol Trujillo's successor will need to make conciliatory gestures towards the government and reconsider the company's strategy to remain relevant, analysts have concluded in the wake of...
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Trujillo defends Siebel project
Telstra CEO Sol Trujillo defended the progress of the company's IT transformation program despite long call-centre hold times and reports of frustrated employees.
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Malaysia still has hangups over mobility
Companies remain unwilling to support mobile workforce due to security concerns, lack of awareness and misgivings about underperforming employees.
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Optus trialling 3G web accelerator
Optus is considering using web accelerator technology widely across its 3G mobile network to increase the speed its customers can access websites on increasingly popular data-rich devices like the...
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Nortel to slash another 3,200 jobs
Telecommunications equipment maker is laying of more than 10 percent of its workforce worldwide as it tries to survive a bankruptcy restructuring.
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Google nixes shared stuff, mobile ad site
The grim economic times have snuffed out another couple of small projects, one for sharing Web links and videos and one for creating ads tailored for mobile phones.
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HP Australia bulked up in 2008
The Australian division of Hewlett-Packard grew its headcount by 22.9 per cent in the year to 31 October 2008, new documents have revealed, even as the company was finalising...
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Adobe patches Flash hole
Adobe issues patch for Flash player vulnerability as worries over unpatched Adobe Reader hole mount.
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Windows 7 testers want their voices heard
Microsoft is trying to reassure the hundreds of thousands of people testing the new operating system that their feedback matters. At the same time, don't expect huge changes.
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As server sales tank, IBM still leads pack
Worldwide server revenue falls 14 percent year over year in the fourth quarter, IDC says, while full-year revenue for 2008 dips 3.3 percent.
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Just before reorg, mobile chief departs Yahoo
Marco Boerries, who led Yahoo's effort to bring its services to phones and TVs, is leaving the company.
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