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TODAY ON iTnews.com.au:    WebCentral revenues up   Microsoft acquires mobile search provider MotionBridge   Cisco strengthens network security products   HP to set up separate portable device business   Call issued for more mobile Linux apps
Tuesday, 14th February 2006
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  • WebCentral revenues up
  • Microsoft acquires mobile search provider MotionBridge
  • Cisco strengthens network security products
  • HP to set up separate portable device business
  • Call issued for more mobile Linux apps
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    WebCentral revenues up
    Web and application hosting services have continued to underlie revenue growth for ASX-listed WebCentral Group.
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    Microsoft acquires mobile search provider MotionBridge
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    Cisco strengthens network security products
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    HP to set up separate portable device business
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    Call issued for more mobile Linux apps
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