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Microsoft announces Office for Mac 2011
Microsoft provided the most extensive look yet into the next version of the Mac version of its popular Office suite at Macworld...
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Google buys social search company Aardvark
Google is buying Aardvark, a company that fields questions and routes them for answers to the most qualified respondents within the user’s...
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Mozilla retracts Firefox add-on malware claim
Mozilla Corp. acknowledged that it had falsely accused a developer of infecting a Firefox add-on with attack code. The admission came a...
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Opera to reveal alternative iPhone browser next week
Opera Software plans to demo a version of its Opera Mini browser for the iPhone at the Mobile World Congress show in...
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Judge dismisses Windows anti-piracy software lawsuit
A federal judge last week dismissed a three-year-old lawsuit that accused Microsoft of duping customers when it fed them company anti-piracy software...
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Video will account for bulk of mobile data by 2014: Cisco
Cisco Systems Inc. has been saying for years that mobile video data traffic is exploding, and the networking company now predicts that...
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Microsoft delivers huge Windows security update
For the second time in the last four months, Microsoft today shipped a record 13 security updates that patched dozens of vulnerabilities...
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Leo Apotheker is out as SAP CEO
The board appointed two co-CEOs: Bill McDermott, head of the field organisation and Jim Hagemann Snabe, head of product development. Meanwhile, CTO...
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Google brings Buzz social networking to Gmail, mobile
You’ve got to hand it to Google: when they take on a project, they don’t do things by halves. On Tuesday, in...
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Microsoft offers Visual Studio 2010 release candidate
Microsoft has taken another step toward releasing its Visual Studio 2010 IDE and the accompanying .Net Framework 4 programming platform, offering a...
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AMD details speed, power saving features of Fusion
Advanced Micro Devices today offered more details about its forthcoming Fusion processor, including the speed, power consumption and plans to begin shipping...
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Google Nexus One fee cut follows broad FCC inquiry
Google has quietly acknowledged that $350 is a bit too much to charge consumers who ditch its Nexus One smartphone. The company’s...
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Cisco, Juniper push new mobility-focused products
The two biggest router companies are focusing their attention on mobility this week with products to address operator needs for rich 4G...
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Lenovo targets Kuwait?s IT market
The Idea products target consumers and professionals who are looking to maximise entertainment and computing performance to get the job done at...
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Planning for virtualization? Beware of server overload
As virtualization stretches deeper into the enterprise to include mission-critical and resource-intensive applications, IT executives are learning that double-digit physical-to-virtual server ratios...