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New E-mail scam states pay assassins

Dell swaps hard drives for more flash

No Vista plans for 30 percent of companies

Mozilla extends Firefox 1.5 support

Google, Intel, and Microsoft fund robot 'recipes'

Network operators fuel telecoms kit bonanza

Brocade touts San interoperability

Bill Gates heckled during ceremony

Patent reform bill 'useless' for open source

Google signs video conferencing deal

Commander selected by SA Govt.

Thursday, 26th April 2007

Headlines

	Sun unveils video-delivery platform
	New E-mail scam states pay assassins
	Dell swaps hard drives for more flash
	No Vista plans for 30 percent of companies
	Mozilla extends Firefox 1.5 support
	Google, Intel, and Microsoft fund robot 'recipes'
	Network operators fuel telecoms kit bonanza
	Brocade touts San interoperability
	Bill Gates heckled during ceremony
	Patent reform bill 'useless' for open source
	Google signs video conferencing deal
	Commander selected by SA Govt.

Good morning,

The FBI is investigating a new scam aimed at extorting wealthy professionals if they don't pay tens of thousands of dollars.

Also, concerns about compatibility and cost are driving less-than-stellar adoption rates, despite security enhancements in the new OS.

editor@itnews.com.au

Breaking News

Applications

Sun unveils video-delivery platform
Sun Microsystems on introduced a video-delivery platform for cable and telecommunications operators.

By Staff writers

Security

New E-mail scam states pay assassins
The FBI is investigating a new scam aimed at extorting wealthy professionals if they don't pay tens of thousands of dollars.
By Staff writers

Hardware

Dell swaps hard drives for more flash
The computer maker is hoping the solid-state's faster boot time and improved system performance will be selling points for its corporate customers.
By Staff writers

Applications

No Vista plans for 30 percent of companies
Concerns about compatibility and cost are driving less-than-stellar adoption rates, despite security enhancements in the new OS.
By Staff writers

Internet

Mozilla extends Firefox 1.5 support
Support now will run through mid-May to accommodate one more security and stability update, but Mozilla is recommending users upgrade to Firefox 2.0 now.
By Staff writers

Hardware

Google, Intel, and Microsoft fund robot 'recipes'
Money from the three companies has enabled researchers at Carnegie Mellon University to create a series of Internet-connected robots.
By Staff writers

Telco/ISP

Network operators fuel telecoms kit bonanza
Sales forecast to rise 20 percent over the next three years.
By Iain Thomson

Storage

Brocade touts San interoperability
Access Gateway for HP based on N_Port ID Virtualisation.
By Clement James

Jobs Centre

Bill Gates heckled during ceremony
Prize-giving ceremony in Peking interrupted by open source advocate.
By Iain Thomson

Government/Law

Patent reform bill 'useless' for open source
Minor changes will yield no practical benefits to open source.
By Tom Sanders

Internet

Google signs video conferencing deal
Possible video chat client on the horizon.
By Shaun Nichols

IT Services

Commander selected by SA Govt.
Despite initial denials of involvement with SA Governement, Commander has been chosed as one of three qualified suppliers.
By Lilia Guan

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