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Thursday, 17th August 2006
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  • VoIP not yet saviour of PSTN providers
  • Another Vista wrinkle: Latest database required
  • HP sees 3Q profit surge after year-ago tax charge
  • Seagate to keep Maxtor brand
  • Red Hat a no-show at LinuxWorld
  • Laptops becoming a risky business
  • Dell recall may cost Sony up to 50 bln yen
  • Google is everywhere in California headquarters town
  • Hutchison Telecom turns profit on India growth
  • Kodak, NCM developing digital theater software
  • Future holds dual GPL licences, says author
  • Digital cinema server makers embed Thomson watermarking
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    VoIP not yet saviour of PSTN providers
    Despite recording 500 percent growth, VoIP revenues across Australia are not yet sufficient to cover the massive decline in telco voice revenues.
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    Another Vista wrinkle: Latest database required
    When the Windows Vista client finally ships, VARs will have to make sure customers are running the latest-and-greatest SQL Server database bits as well. More...

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    HP sees 3Q profit surge after year-ago tax charge
    Hewlett-Packard said Wednesday that its third-quarter profit surged from a year ago, beating forecasts as revenue increased in all of its main businesses. More...

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    Seagate to keep Maxtor brand
    Seagate Technology on Wednesday said it plans to pursue a dual-brand strategy in the wake of its US$1.9 billion acquisition of fellow hard-drive maker Maxtor. More...

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    Red Hat a no-show at LinuxWorld
    Red Hat's no-show at LinuxWorld generated a lot of buzz on the show floor and had attendees scratching their heads about why the biggest Linux distributor didn't exhibit at the biggest Linux show. More...

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    Laptops becoming a risky business
    Dell's recall of millions of laptop batteries that pose a fire hazard is a wake up call to the industry, which experts said Tuesday hasn't adequately tackled the dangers of overheating in today's portable computers. More...

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    Dell recall may cost Sony up to 50 bln yen
    TOKYO - Dell's recall of 4.1 million notebook computer batteries could cost Sony anywhere from 10 billion yen to 50 billion yen (US$85-US$430 million), hurting the Japanese electronics maker's short-term earnings and its brand image, analysts said. More...

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    Google is everywhere in California headquarters town
    SAN FRANCISCO - Google has turned the Silicon Valley town where it is headquartered into a showcase for the advantages of free, citywide wireless Internet access, in what might be called Google everywhere. More...

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    Hutchison Telecom turns profit on India growth
    HONG KONG - Hutchison Telecommunications International, the emerging markets phone arm of tycoon Li Ka-shing's Hutchison Whampoa, turned a first half profit as its fast-growing India unit offset start-up costs at its new operations in Indonesia and Vietnam. More...

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    Kodak, NCM developing digital theater software
    LOS ANGELES - Kodak Digital Cinema and National CineMedia, a partnership of the three top US movie theater chains, on Wednesday said they are developing theater management software to automate digital cinema systems now being installed at movie theaters worldwide. More...

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    Digital cinema server makers embed Thomson watermarking
    Servers from Doremi have already begun shipping with Thomson's NexGuard technology. The aim is to protect movies shown in theaters from being pirated. More...

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