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Cisco to extend Apple's deadline again in iPhone suit

Microsoft shares stumble after CEO's warning on Vista

IBM's eDRAM helps AMD more than it hurts Intel

Wireless LAN market grows by double digits in 2006

IBM gives SMBs fast path to virtualisation

ACS Foundation launches QLD chapter

ANZ makes takeover bid for E*Trade Australia

Debate grows over software-as-a-service architecture

Oracle tightens ties between TimesTen in-memory system and 10g

With Fleury gone, Red Hat shifts to new leaders for JBoss

Dell hires Motorola exec to head consumer unit

Judge weighs dismissal of Google trademark case

Mashups make their way into business apps--slowly

Borland re-invents itself; moves to application life cycle management

It's a big, wide, wireless world

Monday, 19th February 2007

Headlines

	Cisco to extend Apple's deadline again in iPhone suit
	Microsoft shares stumble after CEO's warning on Vista
	IBM's eDRAM helps AMD more than it hurts Intel
	Wireless LAN market grows by double digits in 2006
	IBM gives SMBs fast path to virtualisation
	ACS Foundation launches QLD chapter
	ANZ makes takeover bid for E*Trade Australia
	Debate grows over software-as-a-service architecture
	Oracle tightens ties between TimesTen in-memory system and 10g
	With Fleury gone, Red Hat shifts to new leaders for JBoss
	Dell hires Motorola exec to head consumer unit
	Judge weighs dismissal of Google trademark case
	Mashups make their way into business apps--slowly
	Borland re-invents itself; moves to application life cycle management
	It's a big, wide, wireless world

Tim Lohman,
Editor

This afternoon, Cisco Systems has agreed to extend the deadline again for Apple to respond to a lawsuit accusing the computer maker of violating Cisco's iPhone trademark.

Also making news, Microsoft shares fell as much as 2.7 percent, their biggest drop in nine months, after chief executive Steve Ballmer said analysts' forecasts for fiscal 2008 revenue for Windows Vista were "overly aggressive."

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