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Service providers tout environmental credentials

IBM Aims To Help Linux, Apple PCs Battle Windows Machines

Apple denies Apple TV delay rumours

Windows Server to run unmodified on Linux

Mobile viruses soar in 2006

Nokia and Siemens talk up joint venture

SANS warns of 'major zero-day' bug in Solaris

Sweden opens diplomatic relations with Second Life

Microsoft beefs up smartphones

Avaya Brings Out New VoIP Wares for SMBs

Valentine's Day Attacks Not So Sweet

Beyond Windows Vista: Microsoft to launch 'Vienna' in 2009

Voice over IP turns up the volume

Demo to production, Intel's 80-core chip faces hurdles

HP's first smart phone features voice commands

Tuesday, 13th February 2007

Headlines

	Service providers tout environmental credentials
	IBM Aims To Help Linux, Apple PCs Battle Windows Machines
	Apple denies Apple TV delay rumours
	Windows Server to run unmodified on Linux
	Mobile viruses soar in 2006
	Nokia and Siemens talk up joint venture
	SANS warns of 'major zero-day' bug in Solaris
	Sweden opens diplomatic relations with Second Life
	Microsoft beefs up smartphones
	Avaya Brings Out New VoIP Wares for SMBs
	Valentine's Day Attacks Not So Sweet
	Beyond Windows Vista: Microsoft to launch 'Vienna' in 2009
	Voice over IP turns up the volume
	Demo to production, Intel's 80-core chip faces hurdles
	HP's first smart phone features voice commands

Tim Lohman,
Editor

This morning, EDS has announced that it is has launched a greenhouse gas emissions program, signaling the growing significance of environmental issues to organisations.

Also making news, IBM will offer an open desktop software system for businesses that puts the cost of managing Apple or Linux computers on a more equal footing with Microsoft's Windows software.

Mail your comments on this morning’s news:

editor@itnews.com.au

Breaking News

IT Services

Service providers tout environmental credentials
In a sign of the growing significance of environmental issues to organisations, global services outfit EDS has announced that it is has launched a greenhouse gas emissions program.

By Tim Lohman

Hardware

IBM Aims To Help Linux, Apple PCs Battle Windows Machines
IBM will offer an open desktop software system for businesses that puts the cost of managing Apple or Linux computers on a more equal footing with Microsoft's Windows software.
By Reuters

Convergence

Apple denies Apple TV delay rumours
TV set-top box to ship in February, but might not reach consumers until March.
By Shaun Nichols

Operating Systems

Windows Server to run unmodified on Linux
Novell and Intel announce virtualisation breakthrough.
By Robert Jaques

Security

Mobile viruses soar in 2006
Four out of five mobile operators affected, claims report.
By Matt Chapman

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Telco/ISP

Nokia and Siemens talk up joint venture
Pair announce six future business units at 3GSM.
By Robert Jaques

Security

SANS warns of 'major zero-day' bug in Solaris
SANS analysts are warning IT managers to stop using Telnet altogether because of a problem in the way Solaris 10 and 11 are set up to use Telnet..
By Staff writers

Applications

Sweden opens diplomatic relations with Second Life
First official embassy planted on Second Life's digital soil.
By Matt Chapman

Telco/ISP

Microsoft beefs up smartphones
Microsoft has unveiled its Windows Mobile 6 platform.
By Paula Rooney

Telco/ISP

Avaya Brings Out New VoIP Wares for SMBs
The latest version of Avaya's SMB communications server software is released.
By Jennifer Follett Hagendorf

Security

Valentine's Day Attacks Not So Sweet
Spammers and virus writers are upping their efforts this month to lure in victims with sweet-sounding messages, security companies warn.
By Sharon Gaudin

Operating Systems

Beyond Windows Vista: Microsoft to launch 'Vienna' in 2009
Microsoft may need to add features to Vienna or another future operating system that go beyond more efficient pointing and clicking -- features such as standard support for touch-screen and voice-activated computing.
By Staff writers

Convergence

Voice over IP turns up the volume
Consumers spoilt for Wi-Fi handset choice.
By Robert Jaques

Hardware

Demo to production, Intel's 80-core chip faces hurdles
The experimental chip can perform specific calculations, but it isn't yet capable of performing a wide variety of functions, analysts say.
By Staff writers

Telco/ISP

HP's first smart phone features voice commands
The HP iPaq 500 includes voice-control features that eliminate the need for a stylus or miniature keyboard found in other smartphones or PDAs.
By Staff writers