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Wednesday, 5th July 2006
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  • Linux moves towards unified APIs
  • Microsoft inches closer to EU fine
  • Bangalore improves infrastructure to support IT growth
  • Office delay could hurt Software Assurance users
  • Europe overcharging for mobile call termination
  • Factiva scores politically exposed persons
  • Germany tops for IT security
  • HP develops folding lenses for slimmer cameras
  • Motorola sells automotive electronics business
  • Older people would use internet if they were assisted
  • Oracle closes Portal Software acquisition
  • Study finds security breaches’ affect on shares
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