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BREAKING IT NEWS FOR AUSTRALIAN BUSINESS Tuesday May 5, 2009
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Good morning,

It seems the contentious Novell-Microsoft partnership is set to remain just that, with Novell's alliance director putting brakes on talks of a potential takeover.

Susan Heystee is in Australia for the week to meet with partners on the fruits of the Microsoft relationship, which she describes as "more than a patent swap".

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TODAY ON ITNEWS

Linux & Open Source
Novell glows from US$434m fling with Microsoft

By Liz Tay | May 05, 2009

Novell's alliance director can't see Microsoft making a bid for the company, despite a US$434 million partnership that has spanned a blissful two and a half years.

 
 
Hardware
RIM adds failover to Blackberry Enterprise Server

By Brett Winterford | May 05, 2009

Research in Motion has announced a new version of Blackberry Enterprise Server (BES) that allows carriers and enterprise administrators to failover from one server to another.

 
 
Internet
EU urges Internet governance revamp

By Staff Writers | May 05, 2009

The body in charge of assigning Internet addresses such as .com and .net should be shorn of its U.S. government links from October and made fully independent, the European Union's information society chief said on Monday.

 
 
Operating Systems
Windows 7 RC download crashes

By Nick Farrell | May 05, 2009

Microsoft has managed a repeat performance of its January debacle when the Windows 7 beta public download crashed due to high demand.

 
 
Mobility
RIM sees big retail market, plans next-gen Storm

By Wojtek Dabrowski | May 05, 2009

Research In Motion is planning a next-generation version of its touchscreen BlackBerry Storm smartphone as part of a continuing push into the retail market, its co-CEO said on Monday.

 
 
Software
Microsoft's slow-moving cloud may overshadow rivals

By Bill Rigby | May 05, 2009

On the face of it, Microsoft stands to be the biggest loser in the cloud computing revolution if it means big companies jettison software on their own computers and move to handling information entirely on the Web.

 
 

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