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Microsoft, Lotus throw punches
Like clockwork, IBM/Lotus and Microsoft are throwing punches at each other’s product lineup just as Lotusphere and its near 7,000 attendees are...
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Microsoft warns of IE zero-day used in Google Attack
A critical zero-day flaw in Internet Explorer was exploited as part of the attack on Google and other companies, according to both...
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Yahoo reportedly hit by China hackers
Yahoo was one of more than 30 companies hit by a sophisticated online attack from China, designed to steal intellectual property and...
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Alleged China attacks could test U.S. cybersecurity policy
The attacks on Google and more than 30 other Silicon Valley companies by agents allegedly working for China is focusing renewed attention...
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Buffalo expands NAS portfolio with TeraStation ES
Buffalo Technology, has announced the availability of TeraStation ES, an affordable, larger capacity NAS device with robust RAID 5 capability for small...
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Windows Mobile 7: Can Microsoft reinvent the mobile market?
In the aftermath of last week’s Consumer Electronics Show, Windows Mobile watchers are reading the soggy tea leaves of hints, generalities, ambiguities,...
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Conficker worm hasn’t gone away, Akamai says
Variants of the Conficker worm were still active and spreading during the third quarter, accounting for much of attack traffic on the...
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Intel to release Westmere server chips in three months
Intel plans to release next-generation Xeon server processors based on the Westmere microarchitecture in the next three months, the company said. Intel...
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Acer unveils greenest laptops yet in new Aspires
Acer launched two new laptops today labeled by the environmental group, Greenpeace, as being virtually free of two toxic substances, polyvinyl chloride...
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Mozilla dumps Firefox 3.7 from schedule, changes dev process
Mozilla has made major changes to how it develops Firefox, and plans to drop Firefox 3.7 from its schedule and instead roll...
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Oracle staying mum on merger progress down under
Oracle’s Australian representatives are staying mum over the impact attempts to acquire Sun Microsystems are having on its operations down under. The...
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Wireless for power utilities uses WiMax guts
A Silicon Valley startup has combined the technology underlying WiMax with a software-defined radio to build smart grids for electric utilities. The...
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Google moves Gmail to more secure HTTPS service
At the risk of inconveniencing some users, Google has moved its Gmail to a more secure protocol. The timing of the action...
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Adobe patches PDF zero-day, other critical bugs
Adobe patched eight security vulnerabilities, six of them critical, in its popular PDF viewing and editing programs. Security experts urged consumers and...
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Facebook-McAfee Deal: A Great Start
McAfee and Facebook have joined forces to keep 350 million Facebook users safe from malware. But if you think this is a...