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Microsoft offers helping hand for small firms
Software giant teams up with MasterCard, Bank of America and FedEx.
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Mandriva refuses Microsoft patent protection
Linux firm follows Red Hat and Ubuntu.
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Microsoft sabotaging desktop virtualisation
U-turn on licensing changes intended to slow down
competition, Gartner alleges.
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Intel makes mash-ups for the masses
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TechOne heads North
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Mytalk picks Hostworks to handle demand
Hostworks becomes an applications outsourcing provider to Southern Cross Broadcasting.
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Google logs half of all US searches
Company continues to increase market share.
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Jun 26 2007 9:51AM
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Jumbo deal with Manaccom
Jumbo Corporation looks to acquire Manaccom, a specialist software publisher and distributor.
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IBM adds social networking to Lotus
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Nasa open sources robotics software
Build your own robot explorer.
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Orb takes aim at social networking
'No hassle' way to share photos and videos online.
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Social networkers have little loyalty
Half of social networkers maintain multiple profiles.
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Microsoft stops shipping Office 2003
System builders encouraged to push Office 2007.
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Jun 25 2007 11:53AM
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Rockstar games pulls Manhunt 2
Controversial game on hold after widespread protest.
Iain Thomson
Jun 25 2007 10:28AM
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IBM pitches mainframes at small firms
System z machines 'easyr to use and maintain'.
Andrew Charlesworth
Jun 25 2007 10:22AM
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More countries join Manhunt 2 moral panic
Rockstar Games 'disappointed' by ban.
Iain Thomson
Jun 22 2007 4:38PM
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Yahoo signs mega-mobile deals in Asia
100 million potential customers, web firm claims.
Simon Burns
Jun 22 2007 4:36PM
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Microsoft wanders on Vista virtualisation
No virtual Vista Basic or Premium after all
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Jun 22 2007 4:33PM
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YouTube set to overtake BBC online in UK
Online entertainment now more popular than shopping, says Hitwise.
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WebCentral email server crashes, offline for almost a week
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