New software promises to unlock iPod, iTunesJon Lech Johansen has essentially created software that in a way tricks iTunes into thinking a competing device with the DoubleTwist code is an iPod, said Farantzos who predicted it could be available to consumers as soon as the beginning of 2007.
CA sues ex-CEO Kumar for US$14.9m CA is suing convicted former CEO Sanjay Kumar, seeking repayment of US$14.9 million that the software company said it fronted for his legal defense, according to court documents.
Man shot waiting to buy Playstation 3 in USHARTFORD, Conn. - A man was shot early on Friday morning outside a Wal-Mart store in Connecticut while waiting to buy a new Sony Playstation 3, Connecticut State police said.
Avaya ups ante in unified communicationsAvaya Thursday took several steps to secure its standing in the growing unified communications space with the acquisition of mobile software maker Traverse Networks and the unveiling of new bundled editions of its VoIP systems and applications.
Cellnet blames Telstra for mobile sales dropMobile and IT distributor Cellnet has blamed a $10 million decline in its first quarter telco sales on Telstra’s decision to appoint Brightstar as its sole distributor for mobile phones.
Netgear wireless flaw comes to lightSecurity researchers from the Month of Kernel Bugs (MoKB) project have dished up details on another critical wireless device driver vulnerability, this one affecting a popular Netgear wireless product.
Yahoo internal memo urges major shake-up, job cutsBERKELEY, Calif., - Yahoo needs a dramatic organisational shake-up and cuts in its work force of up to 20 percent, according to an internal memo written last month by Senior Vice President Brad Garlinghouse.
DoCoMo picks Motorola, NEC for super 3GTOKYO (Reuters) - NTT DoCoMo, Japan's top mobile phone operator, has chosen Motorola and NEC to supply handsets for its so-called super 3G network, an industry source said.
HP names Wachovia CEO to board, says SEC probe elevatedSAN FRANCISCO - Hewlett-Packard said on Friday it named Wachovia's chief executive to its board, filling one of the vacancies created by the computer and printer maker's board leak scandal that prompted the departure of three directors.
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