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Eclipse joins Java community process

On-demand twist: SaaS as stepping stone to software

US watchdog cracks down on pay-up pop-ups

W3C talks up next-gen multi-lingual talking Web

NEC: Entry-level fault-tolerant servers reduce need for clustering

Wii makes a splash, but DS rules

AMD gives 4Q revenue warning

Intel plans new China plant

Review: Develop ASP.Net apps at Iron Speed

Canon to buy Toshiba's stake in display unit

Tuesday, 16th January 2007

Headlines

	Harvey Norman toast Christmas figures
	Eclipse joins Java community process
	On-demand twist: SaaS as stepping stone to software
	US watchdog cracks down on pay-up pop-ups
	W3C talks up next-gen multi-lingual talking Web
	NEC: Entry-level fault-tolerant servers reduce need for clustering
	Wii makes a splash, but DS rules
	AMD gives 4Q revenue warning
	Intel plans new China plant
	Review: Develop ASP.Net apps at Iron Speed
	Canon to buy Toshiba's stake in display unit

Tim Lohman,
Editor

This afternoon, the Eclipse Foundation has said that it has joined the Java Community Process (JCP), putting it a step closer to working collegially with JCP leader Sun Microsystems.

Also making news, industry experts have warned of a "dramatic increase" in online identity theft over the past two years.

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