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Dell and Microsoft on Wednesday introduced what they describe as an affordable storage system that integrates hardware and software for file and application data.

Using a mobile phone does not increase a person's risk of cancer, according to a broad study released on Tuesday involving more than 400,000 Danish mobile telephone users.

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Dell, Microsoft jointly offer 'affordable' storage system
The two companies say the integrated device reduces storage costs by eliminating the need for separate licensing for additional features, such as snapshots, replication, and resource management.


Study: Mobile phones don't raise cancer risk
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Using a mobile phone does not increase a person's risk of cancer, according to a broad study released on Tuesday involving more than 400,000 Danish mobile telephone users.


Firefox 2.0, IE 7 post gains
Firefox continued to erode Internet Explorer market share during November, a Web metrics company said Wednesday.


Threat of intellectual property theft growing rapidly
Over two-thirds of manufacturers fear the threat to their product intellectual property (IP) has grown over the past two years, new research has found.


Encryption vital to stem 'haemorrhaging' data
Data encryption is set to go mainstream as organisations move to stem the "haemorrhaging flows" of lost, stolen or misused information, industry experts have predicted.


India to soon contribute 5 pct of Cisco revenues
NEW DELHI - India will contribute 5 percent of Cisco Systems' revenues in the next two to three years, and will provide half of the future growth in its staff numbers, chief executive John Chambers said on Wednesday.


Internet tycoon offers US$1 bln for Middle East peace
JERUSALEM - In a new Middle East initiative, an Israeli businessman is offering the Palestinian prime minister US$1 billion if he and his Israeli counterpart can sit down and reach a peace agreement.


NEC sees future network gear orders soaring
HONG KONG - NEC said on Wednesday it expected orders for next-generation network (NGN) equipment to surge as much as six times in three years, helped by demand for new technologies like Internet TV and e-commerce applications.


Researchers spot first mobile spyware
Researchers with McAfee claim to have found a first spyware application that targets the Symbian operating system for mobile phones.


Oracle exec lobbies for 'Zorba' open-source XQuery engine
What's next on the open-source stack agenda? It could be an open-source XQuery engine, if Oracle's Roger Bamford has his way.


Microsoft to ship over 10 mln Xbox 360 by year end
LOS ANGELES - Microsoft on Wednesday said it expects to have shipped more than 10 million Xbox 360 video game consoles to retailers by the end of calendar 2006.



IBM raises IM interop stakes with Sametime
IBM's Sametime IM now "talks with" Google Talk and will do the same with Yahoo Messenger within weeks. The gaping hole here is lack of interop with Microsoft's instant messaging..


Trend Micro puzzled over security threat ratings
Trend Micro is wondering why third party organizations on Tuesday issued critical alerts for a security flaw that it says was patched two weeks ago.


Microsoft offers timetable for open XML support in Office for Mac
File converters will be available six to eight weeks after the launch of the next version of Office for Mac, which is expected six to eight months after the launch of the Windows version of Office 2007.


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