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OLPC to ship with Windows XP
Microsoft has joined forces with the One Laptop per Child (OLPC) project in a bid to provide inexpensive portable PCs to schoolchildren in developing countries..
Guy Dixon
May 19 2008 7:45AM
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OpenSuse joins Google Summer of Code
The Novell sponsored openSuse project has announced that it has 10 projects being funded through Google's Summer of Code 2008..
Staff Writers
May 19 2008 7:45AM
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Developers favour XP over Vista
Software developers are still writing applications for Windows XP, Windows 2003 and Linux in preference to Windows Vista more than 16 months after its worldwide release..
Guy Dixon
May 19 2008 7:45AM
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Weekly Roundup: Cryptography v.s. hackers: the battle continues
Heisenberg fan boys are shaking their heads this week to the tune of a pair of Swedish mathematicians who claim to have broken quantum cryptography.
Liz Tay
May 17 2008 7:00AM
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Yahoo enhances search tools
Yahoo has launched a new search tools for developers that will enable businesses to control aspects of their search listing.
IT Week
May 16 2008 4:05PM
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Lotus coming to BlackBerry handsets
IBM has become the latest company to strike a deal with BlackBerry maker Research In Motion (RIM)..
Shaun Nichols
May 16 2008 4:01PM
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Texting 'does not harm' language skills
Regular use of texting and instant messaging does not adversely affect teenagers' core language skills, according to new research..
Robert Jaques
May 16 2008 7:30AM
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OpenSSL bug found in Debian Linux
Debian Linux got a bit of a black eye this week with the announcement that a nasty cryptographic vulnerability exists in its version of the OpenSSL package.
Egan Orion
May 15 2008 3:22PM
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BSA study reveals Aussie software piracy slightly down
Results of a study by the Business Software Alliance (BSA) signal that PC software piracy in Australia has fallen one percentage point in 2007.
Ashley Clark
May 15 2008 2:34PM
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Microsoft, RIM strike Windows Live services agreement
A newly-announced agreement between Microsoft and RIM will give BlackBerry users access to Windows Live Hotmail and Windows Live Messenger services.
Liz Tay
May 15 2008 2:24PM
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iPhone and Leopard take centre stage at WWDC
Apple plans to showcase a 3G iPhone and a new Leopard operating system to developers in San Francisco next month..
Shaun Nichols
May 15 2008 7:35AM
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EMC boosts XML management
EMC has released two new products today designed to boost the use of XML in enterprise document management.
Staff Writers
May 14 2008 3:43PM
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New software opens up online world to the blind
Microsoft is helping to launch new software that will make it much easier to create documents accessible to blind and print-disabled people.
Ashley Clark
May 14 2008 2:36PM
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HP EDS union set to shake up IT services market
HP’s US$13.9 billion acquisition of EDS will beef up its competitive muscle, creating an IT services company to rival market leader IBM, according to analyst firm Gartner.
Mitchell Bingemann
May 14 2008 2:35PM
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Hotmail lands on BlackBerry smartphones
Web-based email and instant messaging services from Microsoft are set to arrive on BlackBerry mobile devices later this summer..
Guy Dixon
May 14 2008 8:11AM
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SCO asks for more time to reorganise
SCO Group, which filed for bankruptcy protection last year after losing its fight to claim ownership of Unix, has asked for more time to get itself reorganised..
Iain Thomson
May 14 2008 8:11AM
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Google launches Friend Connect preview
Google has launched a preview version of Friend Connect which allows non-technical website owners to add a range of social networking features..
Staff Writers
May 14 2008 8:11AM
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Google saves face amidst Street View concerns
Google announced yesterday that it will begin to use face-blurring technology on its Street View program to alleviate concerns about privacy.
Ashley Clark
May 14 2008 7:36AM
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SAS offers VMware management
Business intelligence vendor SAS this week launched an IT management system able to span both physical and virtual environments.
Dave Bailey
May 13 2008 3:10PM
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Google to help Burma cyclone victims
Google has launched a donation programme designed to help victims of the devastating cyclone in Burma..
Shaun Nichols
May 13 2008 11:45AM
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