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Lycos reveals most popular Star Wars search terms

Nanotech offers hope for climate change

Opinion: Apple TV iTunes device shows glitches

Autonomy releases software to protect company-data

AACS copy protection for DVDs defeated again

Mozilla Labs links desktop Firefox to mobile phones

Samsung develops 8Gb mobile phone memory card

AMD unveils 'Puma' notebook platform

Tech companies line up to fill gap left by army MySpace ban

Microsoft to buy web ad firm for US$6 billion

Tuesday, 22nd May 2007

Headlines

	Dell unveils Project Hybrid
	Lycos reveals most popular Star Wars search terms
	Nanotech offers hope for climate change
	Opinion: Apple TV iTunes device shows glitches
	Autonomy releases software to protect company-data
	AACS copy protection for DVDs defeated again
	Mozilla Labs links desktop Firefox to mobile phones
	Samsung develops 8Gb mobile phone memory card
	AMD unveils 'Puma' notebook platform
	Tech companies line up to fill gap left by army MySpace ban
	Microsoft to buy web ad firm for US$6 billion

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Dell is preparing to roll out new products and services that will allow the company to sell more complete systems instead of point products.

Also A Firefox user will be able to send text, images, videos, RSS content, and Live Bookmarks to his or her phone using the Mozilla Labs Joey

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Dell unveils Project Hybrid
Dell is preparing to roll out new products and services that will allow the company to sell more complete systems instead of point products.
By Tom Sanders

Internet

Lycos reveals most popular Star Wars search terms
May the search be with you.
By Staff Writers

Research/Trends

Nanotech offers hope for climate change
Technology could cut greenhouse gas emissions by 20 per cent.
By Staff Writers

Hardware

Opinion: Apple TV iTunes device shows glitches
Apple TV is hindered by limited software and a lack of easily available high-definition content - but it has the potential to go a long, long way..
By Staff writers

Applications

Autonomy releases software to protect company-data
Software from Autonomy helps companies track the life cycle of all their data, which is essential if there's a lawsuit.
By Mary Hayes

Security

AACS copy protection for DVDs defeated again
Digital rights management suffered another setback Thursday when US-based software company, SlySoftm, reportedly updated its AnyDVD HD software with a new AACS encryption code to enable the copying of ostensibly protected HD-DVD and Blu-Ray discs.

By Thomas Claburn

Applications

Mozilla Labs links desktop Firefox to mobile phones
A Firefox user will be able to send text, images, videos, RSS content, and Live Bookmarks to his or her phone using the Mozilla Labs Joey.
By Thomas Claburn

Storage

Samsung develops 8Gb mobile phone memory card
The new card is capable of storing 2,000 MP3 music files, 4,000 digital photos, or about 5 DVD-quality movies, the company said.
By Antone Gonsalves

Hardware

AMD unveils 'Puma' notebook platform
US-based Advanced Micro Devices on Friday introduced its next-generation Turion notebook platform, which includes a new processor and chipset designed to compete with Intel's Centrino-branded products.
By Antone Gonsalves

Internet

Tech companies line up to fill gap left by army MySpace ban
Almost as soon as the US military banned soldiers from using its networks to access to YouTube, MySpace and other social networking sites, tech companies lined up to offer their services, sites and software as alternatives.
By K.C. Jones

Finance

Microsoft to buy web ad firm for US$6 billion
Microsoft Corp said Friday it would buy aQuantive Inc for about US$6 billion (A$7.2 billion), or US$66.50 (A$80.75) a share, which is at an 85 percent premium to the online advertising company's closing price on Thursday.
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