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Google, Microsoft online apps raise security questions

Nokia teams up with Sourcefire for IPS

Review: Can Linux-based Collax replace Microsoft Small Business Server?

Tape industry consolidation: Tandberg to buy Exabyte

Microsoft software aims at 'safe' family Web browsing

Schwarzenegger considers Wi-Fi protection bill

Sony Ericsson says to develop music service

UK to crackdown on possessing violent porn

Yahoo mobile service to be on Windows smartphones

Toyota to sell driver-friendly KDDI mobile phones

Thursday, 31st August 2006

	Google, Microsoft online apps raise security questions
	Nokia teams up with Sourcefire for IPS
	Review: Can Linux-based Collax replace Microsoft Small Business Server?
	Tape industry consolidation: Tandberg to buy Exabyte
	Microsoft software aims at 'safe' family Web browsing
	Schwarzenegger considers Wi-Fi protection bill
	Sony Ericsson says to develop music service
	UK to crackdown on possessing violent porn
	Yahoo mobile service to be on Windows smartphones
	Toyota to sell driver-friendly KDDI mobile phones

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Google, Microsoft online apps raise security questions
While the trend toward Web-based apps could send the traditional desktop computing model packing its bags, IT managers are just beginning to ponder how the security landscape might change. More...

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Nokia teams up with Sourcefire for IPS
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The consolidation of the tape industry continues as Tandberg Data has agreed to acquire Exabyte in a US$28 million deal. More...

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Schwarzenegger considers Wi-Fi protection bill
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Sony Ericsson says to develop music service
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UK to crackdown on possessing violent porn
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Yahoo mobile service to be on Windows smartphones
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Toyota to sell driver-friendly KDDI mobile phones
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