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Sony stock skids on second battery recall

Satyam wins Qantas IT services deal-source

Sun's fortunes rise in US server share while Dell dives deep

HP says it will dodge battery recall

Google tests services suite for businesses

Microsoft says Toshiba to make Zune media player

Sizing up the notebook battery debacle

Tech trends roundup: BI, Google, Oracle

Oracle expands predictive analysis toolkit

Review: Code in .Net, run on J2EE

Monday, 28th August 2006

	Sony stock skids on second battery recall
	Satyam wins Qantas IT services deal-source
	Sun's fortunes rise in US server share while Dell dives deep
	HP says it will dodge battery recall
	Google tests services suite for businesses
	Microsoft says Toshiba to make Zune media player
	Sizing up the notebook battery debacle
	Tech trends roundup: BI, Google, Oracle
	Oracle expands predictive analysis toolkit
	Review: Code in .Net, run on J2EE

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Sony stock skids on second battery recall
Sony shares fell as much as 3 percent to a one-month low Friday after Apple Computer announced recall 1.8 million PC batteries, the second major recall involving Sony-made battery cells in 10 days. More...

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Satyam wins Qantas IT services deal-source
BANGALORE - India's number-four software exporter, Satyam Computer Services, has won a software services deal from Qantas Airways, a company source said on Friday. More...

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Sun's fortunes rise in US server share while Dell dives deep
Opteron processors from AMD might be helping to make or break the fortunes of some server manufacturers. According to Gartner analyst Jeffrey Hewitt, Opteron-based servers helped Sun continue its US market share rise, while Dell's failure to jump into that market is adding to its woes. More...

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HP says it will dodge battery recall
Hewlett-Packard said a different battery charging design and battery protection system coupled with the fact that it doesn't use Sony battery packs in its moble systems should shield it from battery recalls impacting Dell and Apple. More...

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Google tests services suite for businesses
Google is making a collection of tools - email, instant messaging, and webpage creation tools - to businesses. Google Apps For Your Domain to take on Microsoft's proposed services bundle. More...

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Microsoft says Toshiba to make Zune media player
SEATTLE - Microsoft said on Friday that Japanese electronics maker Toshiba will manufacture its upcoming "Zune" portable media player, the software giant's answer to Apple's market-leading iPod. More...

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Sizing up the notebook battery debacle
With Apple's decision to replace batteries in 1.8 million G4
notebooks, the industry's notebook battery recall tally in two short weeks amounted to a whopping 5.9 million batteries. More...

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Tech trends roundup: BI, Google, Oracle
The US earnings season brings in its wake stacks of regulatory filings, filled with all sorts of interesting tidbits. More...

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Oracle expands predictive analysis toolkit
Oracle acquires the Sigma Dynamics intellectual property assets that underlie Siebel analysis tools for an undisclosed sum. More...

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Mainsoft has one up on the competition: Its Visual MainWin For J2EE product suite makes the company the only place to go for all enterprise Java and .Net mix mode solutions. More...

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