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  1. IBM to adopt ODF for Lotus Notes (0 replies)
  2. Sun lays out Java road maps (0 replies)
  3. Infor to take on Oracle, SAP with SSA Global buy (0 replies)
  4. Motorola seeks mobile unity at JavaOne (0 replies)
  5. Will growth stymie Google's spirit? (0 replies)
  6. Ten months' jail for spying on boss (0 replies)
  7. Massive storage array to fuel MIT research (0 replies)
  8. Skype does free landline, mobile calls (0 replies)
  9. Sun: NetBeans adding JBoss, AMD (0 replies)
  10. More visas, less work (0 replies)
  11. Hitachi launches its first perpendicular HDDs (0 replies)
  12. Sun shakes up executives, server groups (0 replies)
  13. Chinese researcher fakes chip development (0 replies)
  14. U.S. needs lesson from China on technology (0 replies)
  15. Africa tightens up cyberlaws (0 replies)
  16. SAP division to support Siebel products (0 replies)
  17. Update: Search engines don't filter malicious sites (0 replies)
  18. Peering, wireless grab spotlight at VON (0 replies)
  19. Symantec considering Gdrive rival (0 replies)
  20. DOJ asks court to extend Microsoft antitrust judgment (0 replies)
  21. JavaScript evolution to follow Python, creator says (0 replies)
  22. Researcher: Apple Patch falls short (0 replies)
  23. Cybercime bill inadequate, cries consumer advocate (0 replies)
  24. RIM to launch BlackBerry in China (0 replies)
  25. Cisco brings fresh blood to Linksys (0 replies)
  26. Oracle to boost AJAX, Java (0 replies)
  27. CA extends tape encryption to mainframes (0 replies)
  28. Wall Street Beat: Dell loses its edge (0 replies)
  29. Sun?s jMaki does mix-and-match AJAX widgets (0 replies)
  30. IBM harmonizes Notes-SAP links to fend off Duet (0 replies)
  31. Teleworking can slow bird flu, lawmakers told (0 replies)
  32. Philadelphia city council OKs Wi-Fi plan (0 replies)
  33. CA loses its CTO (0 replies)
  34. Yahoo and Telemundo fuse Hispanic portals (0 replies)
  35. FTC settles data security case (0 replies)
  36. SAP adds on-demand to CRM module (0 replies)
  37. Laws won't stop cybercriminals, say experts (0 replies)
  38. Schmidt: Search still Google's top focus (0 replies)
  39. Gosling: Java source code already available (0 replies)
  40. Cisco, Fujitsu collaborate on data centers (0 replies)
  41. Update: Google dives deeper into vertical, social searches (0 replies)
  42. Adobe aims to ease AJAX programming (0 replies)
  43. Web services addressing specification is approved (0 replies)
  44. Everest aims at NetSuite with on-demand move (0 replies)
  45. VOIP over cellular: read the fine print (0 replies)
  46. HP rolls out five business notebooks (0 replies)
  47. Microsoft patches critical Exchange, Windows flaws (0 replies)
  48. Toshiba picks HD-DVD for laptop (0 replies)
  49. Symantec releases free version of Storage Foundation (0 replies)
  50. Microsoft tests Windows CE 6, Speech Server 2007 (0 replies)
  51. LSI, IBM expand midrange storage (0 replies)
  52. Eclipse effort eyes server-side apps (0 replies)
  53. Microsoft, SAP sing praises of Duet (0 replies)
  54. Interop still moving beyond data networks (0 replies)
  55. JBoss to join key Web services standards groups (0 replies)
  56. Intel goes Core crazy (0 replies)
  57. EMC refreshes Clariion storage (0 replies)
  58. Iona launches open source ESB (0 replies)
  59. NetApp moves into high-end storage (0 replies)
  60. Microsoft to bolster CRM with new European partner (0 replies)
  61. AJAX initiative adds backers (0 replies)
  62. Update: Microsoft chases search ad revenue (0 replies)
  63. Time running out for data breach notification law (0 replies)
  64. IBM making SOA push for mainframes (0 replies)
  65. Update: Microsoft chases search ad revenue (0 replies)
  66. Time running out for data breach notification law (0 replies)
  67. Update: Microsoft chases search ad revenue (0 replies)
  68. Massive buy bolsters Microsoft's ad revenue plans (0 replies)
  69. Dell sends enterprise product design to India (0 replies)
  70. Time running out for data breach notification law (0 replies)
  71. Conexant settles with TI on DSL patents (0 replies)
  72. VOIP fees set to rise with regulation on the horizon (0 replies)
  73. Unisys, JBoss expand partnership (0 replies)
  74. Intel seeks to block AMD antitrust suit (0 replies)
  75. Qualcomm to integrate Windows Mobile on chips (0 replies)
  76. FTC halts spyware operation (0 replies)
  77. MySQL patches buffer overflow flaws (0 replies)
  78. Spam vigilante spat knocks out blog services (0 replies)
  79. Microsoft preps critical Windows, Exchange patches (0 replies)
  80. Wall Street Beat: Earnings dampen tech (0 replies)
  81. Microsoft's Vexcel buy maps out next Google hit (0 replies)
  82. Google tunes out Silicon Valley Wi-Fi push (0 replies)
  83. Java to get Linux boost (0 replies)
  84. EU moves ahead on patent agreement (0 replies)
  85. Opera Mini 2.0 simplifies mobile commerce (0 replies)
  86. Apple may be favored by French bill (0 replies)
  87. FTC slaps phone-record sites with lawsuit (0 replies)
  88. Fight brewing over directories (0 replies)
  89. AMD: cut your power bill (0 replies)
  90. Borland to shed 300 staff (0 replies)
  91. Google: We build for enterprise end user (0 replies)
  92. IBM talks up master data management in WebSphere (0 replies)
  93. All eyes on Office as ODF gets the nod (0 replies)
  94. Sun rolls out storage products, strategy (0 replies)
  95. Gartner: Vista won't ship until Q2 2007 (0 replies)
  96. Cisco pushes collaboration, video (0 replies)
  97. 'Multiple waves' of Duet integration scenarios coming (0 replies)
  98. Firefox security bug patched (0 replies)
  99. Democrats introduce net neutrality bill (0 replies)
  100. Quantum to buy rival storage company ADIC (0 replies)
  101. Microsoft settles antitrust suit in California (0 replies)
  102. Spammers turn on anti-spam vigilantes (0 replies)
  103. Innovation key to U.S. technological edge, say panelists (0 replies)
  104. Startup launches Web analytics for salespeople (0 replies)
  105. Samsung 'Origami' device makes debut (0 replies)
  106. RFID standards released IT by vendors, privacy groups (0 replies)
  107. Sun to update Solaris with ZFS, Apple may follow (0 replies)
  108. Handheld sales slump on: IDC (0 replies)
  109. SANS: Attacks shift to Mac, zero-day (0 replies)
  110. Update: Visto seeks BlackBerry service shutdown (0 replies)
  111. Enterprise Java update readied (0 replies)
  112. Amazon dumps Google for Windows Live (0 replies)
  113. Key Java exec returns to run Sun's software group (0 replies)
  114. Second bug in a week looms over IE users (0 replies)
  115. Vendors to end Web surfers' idleness (0 replies)
  116. Poor IP protection costs China $1 billion (0 replies)
  117. Qualcomm challenges WiMax players with deal (0 replies)
  118. Samba creator refutes Microsoft claims in EU case (0 replies)
  119. Antispyware vets launch anti-0day startup (0 replies)
  120. Sony to take next stab at iPod killer (0 replies)
  121. Intel plots path to 32-nanometer chips (0 replies)
  122. Update: Yahoo implicated in Chinese writer's imprisonment (0 replies)
  123. Vonage readies IPO (0 replies)
  124. Telecom bill gets mixed reviews (0 replies)
  125. EC roaming plan will raise local rates (0 replies)
  126. Update: Intel to undergo broad restructuring (0 replies)
  127. DOJ crackdown leads to piracy charges against five (0 replies)
  128. Fugitive hacker: Easy steps bolster IT security (0 replies)
  129. Bypass for Windows antipiracy check blogged (0 replies)
  130. Microsoft misses analysts' target for Q3 (0 replies)
  131. Nextel founder calls for wireless public safety network (0 replies)
  132. U.S. broadband booms, but impacts lag (0 replies)
  133. Trend Micro appliance enforces policies (0 replies)
  134. BBC runs with on-demand concept (0 replies)
  135. Yahoo introduces Answers in India (0 replies)
  136. Microsoft attacks EU ruling on server code (0 replies)
  137. M&A costs hit Sprint profit (0 replies)
  138. Google.com pushes Firefox browser (0 replies)
  139. Microsoft invests $900 million in China (0 replies)
  140. Bugs put widely used DNS software in bind (0 replies)
  141. Motorola, Cisco scrap hotspot-cell phone (0 replies)
  142. Update: Net neutrality provision voted down (0 replies)
  143. Phishers dial in to VOIP (0 replies)
  144. Survey finds that U.K. enterprises suffer costly breaches (0 replies)
  145. WebSideStory marries analytics with search (0 replies)
  146. LexisNexis finds disclosure meant less pain in data theft (0 replies)
  147. Appeal continues in Microsoft anitrust case, with one bit of agreement (0 replies)
  148. Microsoft adds Office to Genuine Software Initiative (0 replies)
  149. IBM targets grid computing with latest SMB software (0 replies)
  150. Wells Fargo, AOL to join Symantec anti-phishing effort (0 replies)
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