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Google's case in Australia could wreck AdWords plans

Oracle plans to patch 46 vulnerabilities

Microsoft's weapon in Web apps: keep 'em cheap

Broadband video to rake in billions

Sony puts PSP on a diet

Three-in-one memory chip to shrink gadgets

Cisco warns of bugs in Unified Communications Manager

Astronomers find water on planet beyond solar system

WiMax could turn wireless data into a cheap commodity

Japanese boffins claim ultraviolet breakthrough

Monday, 16th July 2007

Headlines

	Google's case in Australia could wreck AdWords plans
	Oracle plans to patch 46 vulnerabilities
	Microsoft's weapon in Web apps: keep 'em cheap
	Broadband video to rake in billions
	Sony puts PSP on a diet
	Three-in-one memory chip to shrink gadgets
	Cisco warns of bugs in Unified Communications Manager
	Astronomers find water on planet beyond solar system
	WiMax could turn wireless data into a cheap commodity
	Japanese boffins claim ultraviolet breakthrough

This morning, Oracle has announced that it will release patches for 46 vulnerabilities on Tuesday across its product lines in its quarterly Critical Patch Update including bugs in its database and several other applications.

Also making news, at Microsoft’s Partner Conference in Denver, executives outlined plans to win over customers for its Web applications by keeping prices low.

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Breaking News

Government/Law

Google's case in Australia could wreck AdWords plans
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has taken Google to court over the way in which it sells adverts on search results pages.
By Iain Thomson

Security

Oracle plans to patch 46 vulnerabilities
The patches are part of Oracle's quarterly Critical Patch Update, which is coming out on July 17..
By Sharon Gaudin

Applications

Microsoft's weapon in Web apps: keep 'em cheap
Lagging Salesforce and others in the hosted CRM market, Microsoft will try to win customers with lower pricing..
By J. Nicholas

Finance

Broadband video to rake in billions
Consumers to jump from 300 million today to a billion by 2012.
By Robert Jaques

Convergence

Sony puts PSP on a diet
New sleeker look, video-out port and limited edition prints.
By Staff Writers

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Hardware

Three-in-one memory chip to shrink gadgets
SST promises cheaper, faster, smaller kit.
By Andrew Charlesworth

Security

Cisco warns of bugs in Unified Communications Manager
Cisco patches vulnerabilities that could cause denial-of-service problems, remote code execution or information disclosures..
By Sharon Gaudin

Research/Trends

Astronomers find water on planet beyond solar system
But not a drop to drink.
By Robert Jaques

Telco/ISP

WiMax could turn wireless data into a cheap commodity
The deployment of WiMax and low-cost, unlimited-usage mobile data packages could cause wireless data to become a commodity, research firm Analysys says..
By W. David Gardner

Research/Trends

Japanese boffins claim ultraviolet breakthrough
Better optical disks, light sources and flat-panel displays.
By Simon Burns

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