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McAfee buys Solidcore
McAfee has announced it is to acquire banking and retail software firm Solidcore Systems in a US$43 million deal which will give the firm cutting edge whitelisting capabilities and access to the embedded devices market.
Phil Muncaster
May 18 2009 6:46AM
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Mozilla's Fennec lands for Windows Mobile
Mozilla’s much hyped mobile web browser Fennec has finally been made available for the Windows Mobile operating system.
Phil Muncaster
May 18 2009 6:46AM
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Top 10 disappointing technologies
Pretty much every new product gets hyped as a potentially disruptive technology these days, and usually nobody outside of the company's marketing department actually believes it.
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Iain Thomson
May 18 2009 6:46AM
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Companies urged to embrace the piracy model
Companies should try to copy pirates rather than wasting time trying to beat them, according to experts at a UK conference.
Phil Muncaster
May 16 2009 9:22AM
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MySQL founder creates Open Database Alliance
Monty Widenius, the main author of MySQL, is setting up the Open Database Alliance (ODA) to consolidate work on the database.
Iain Thomson
May 16 2009 9:22AM
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Grocon caches CAD files at building sites
Building developer Grocon has started ‘pre-caching’ large CAD files at building project sites to reduce latency and stop employees from saving the files locally.
Staff Writers
May 15 2009 3:06PM
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Google owns up to service outage
Google is blaming an error in its traffic routing system for causing a service outage that lasted several hours overnight.
Shaun Nichols
May 15 2009 11:50AM
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Ryanair to charge for online check-in
Budget airline Ryanair has said it will charge passengers £5 (A$10) to check in online.
Angelica Mari
May 15 2009 6:47AM
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Google simplifies migration path to Gmail
Google has updated Gmail to make it easier for users to migrate from competing email providers.
Rosalie Marshall
May 15 2009 6:26AM
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Mozilla predicts Firefox majority by 2013
Mozilla is predicting that its Firefox browser will overtake Internet Explorer as the browser of choice by 2013.
Iain Thomson
May 14 2009 2:17PM
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Analyst blasts software support costs
Forrester Research is advising companies to pressure their software suppliers to lower their maintenance charges, accusing vendors of persisting with "customer-unfriendly practices that wouldn't be accepted in other spheres".
Gareth Morgan
May 14 2009 6:23AM
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Oracle continues spending spree with Virtual Iron buy
Oracle has added to its virtualisation product line-up with the acquisition of Virtual Iron, which specialises in virtual systems management tools for use in data centres.
David Neal
May 14 2009 6:10AM
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Apple issues raft of fixes in Mac OS X 10.5.7 update
Apple has released the latest version of its Leopard operating system, offering improved performance and fixing a number of bugs and security issues.
David Neal
May 14 2009 6:10AM
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CeBIT09: Mosman Council averts "creepy" Twitter potential
Mosman City Council has called Twitter participation its “biggest win” in social networking engagement with residents over the past nine months.
Ry Crozier
May 13 2009 3:06PM
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CeBIT09: DEWHA to virtualise legacy systems
The Department of Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts is entering the second phase of a virtualisation project that will see it turn attention towards existing IT systems.
Ry Crozier
May 13 2009 2:36PM
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SAP business intelligence becomes more “Google-like”
SAP has launched Business Objects Explorer, which it says brings business intelligence analysis capabilities to all business users.
Rosalie Marshall
May 13 2009 6:08AM
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IBM extends enterprise apps to the iPhone
IBM is releasing the beta version of its Lotus Notes and Domino 8.5.1 software for handheld devices.
Iain Thomson
May 13 2009 6:08AM
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Pirate Bay lobs new appeal for retrial
The administrators of the controversial Pirate Bay website are filing new appeals to their April convictions of providing copyrighted content on the web.
Shaun Nichols
May 12 2009 1:14PM
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Microsoft tests Windows 7 update with fake patches
Microsoft is to test the update mechanism in its forthcoming Windows 7 software by pushing out a number of fake patches to users of the latest release candidate.
David Neal
May 12 2009 6:02AM
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Citrix plans to embed hypervisor on your laptop
The future of virtualisation is in laptops with embedded hypervisors, predicts Citrix.
Liz Tay
May 12 2009 12:01AM
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