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IBM introduces BI for mainframe
Following the European Union’s ratification of IBM's purchase of Cognos in January, the firm has now combined Cognos’ latest business intelligence (BI) system with its mainframe System z.
Rosalie Marshall
Jul 2 2008 3:37PM
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Microsoft developer returns to the fold
Sergey Solyanik, a developer who left Microsoft for Google, but has since returned to the Redmond fold, has revealed the motivations behind his move in an extraordinary blog post.
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Jul 2 2008 3:37PM
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Cost savings boost open source telephony
The relatively low cost of open source telephony is fuelling a surge in demand for the technology across Europe, new research reveals..
Robert Jaques
Jul 2 2008 3:34PM
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Cost savings boost open source telephony
The relatively low cost of open source telephony is fuelling a surge in demand for the technology across Europe, new research reveals.
Robert Jaques
Jul 2 2008 6:46AM
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Firefox 3.1 targeted for year-end
Mozilla is proposing to release Firefox 3.1 as a fast-track update by about year-end 2008.
Egan Orion
Jul 2 2008 3:05AM
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Adobe helps search engines find Flash content
Adobe is offering new Flash Player tools that can help with search engine indexing.
Daniel Robinson
Jul 2 2008 2:59AM
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eBay fined for 'brokering' fake items
Ebay has been fined for allowing the sale of fake handbags and perfume.
David Neal
Jul 2 2008 1:59AM
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IT giants hook up to fight patent litigation
Some of the largest technology companies in the world are banding together in a attempt to stop legal action over patent infringement..
Iain Thomson
Jul 2 2008 12:54AM
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Rhapsody goes DRM-free
Real Networks has removed digital rights management (DRM) software from its Rhapsody music service..
Shaun Nichols
Jul 1 2008 3:40PM
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XP: The end is nigh
Microsoft was due to stop shipping its XP operating system to computer manufacturer on Monday in the face of a lot of opposition.
David Neal
Jul 1 2008 1:48AM
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Gates rules out Yahoo acquisition
An acquisition of Yahoo by Microsoft is looking less likely than ever following confirmation from the software company's outgoing chairman that he does not think the deal will go ahead..
Guy Dixon
Jul 1 2008 1:41AM
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Microsoft to acquire mobile services developer
Microsoft has announced plans to acquire a firm specialising in mobile data, particularly in providing phone users with mobile access to content. The move will extend the capabilities of Windows Mobile and Windows Live, Microsoft said.
Daniel Robinson
Jun 30 2008 7:31AM
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Flashy sites annoy users
Web content management firm SDL Tridion has released the results of its research into what elements of web site design most turn off internet users, coming in top is pop up advertising.
Staff Writers
Jun 30 2008 7:31AM
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Weekly Roundup: Stephen Hawking snubs title and Bill Gates's last day at the office
This week, Stephen Hawking revealed how he has avoided Britain's highest honour for over a decade, and Bill Gates had his final farewell from Microsoft.
Staff Writers
Jun 28 2008 12:30PM
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Red Hat earnings grew in Q1
First Tier Linux vendor Red Hat released its first quarter 2009 results on Wednesday, saying growth in subscriptions and services revenues led to a 6.6 per cent profit increase.
Egan Orion
Jun 27 2008 11:55AM
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Social networking doomed
Academics have finally found a way to kill off social networking.
Nick Booth
Jun 27 2008 11:54AM
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Microsoft snaps up MobiComp
Microsoft has unveiled plans to acquire mobile data company MobiComp in a bid to flesh out the services available on Windows Mobile and Windows Live..
Guy Dixon
Jun 27 2008 7:46AM
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AGL Energy uses SAP, Avaya and AMC to keep customers happy
AGL Energy has chosen to go with a mixed bag of Customer Relationship Management (CRM) suppliers in a bid to improve its customer service management.
Lilia Guan
Jun 26 2008 3:25PM
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EquaTerra and Microsoft launch IT governance tool
Software developer EquaTerra has partnered with Microsoft to launch an IT workplace governance platform..
Clement James
Jun 26 2008 7:40AM
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Firefox 3 hits 19 million downloads
The first week of availability for Mozilla's Firefox 3 browser has yielded roughly 19 million downloads..
Shaun Nichols
Jun 25 2008 4:37PM
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