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Linux storming the mobile phone world
Open source OS on mobiles not a question of if, but when.
Robert Jaques
Apr 5 2007 2:51PM
Software
Linux misses out on early Classmate PCs
Despite having a Linux option, early customers opt for Windows on their
Classmate PCs.
Tom Sanders
Apr 5 2007 2:36PM
Software
Vista licence changes cut desktop management costs
Update to allow for diskless PCs and virtualised desktops.
Tom Sanders
Apr 4 2007 3:27PM
Software
Rumours suggest Google to buy DoubleClick
Regulators almost certain to object.
Iain Thomson
Apr 4 2007 3:16PM
Software
PC Tools joins the Google Pack
Spyware Doctor added to 'essential software collection'.
Staff Writers
Apr 4 2007 1:38PM
Software
Microsoft notches up map technology to compete with Google
Update delivers Firefox support for 3D building images.
Tom Sanders
Apr 4 2007 12:21PM
Software
Microsoft falls for Vista security hoax
April fools joke fails to catch gullible media.
Tom Sanders
Apr 4 2007 12:18PM
Software
Red Hat belittles Oracle's Linux wins
Red Hat
has declared itself unimpressed with
Oracle
's list of 26 customers for its Red Hat Linux support business.
Tom Sanders
Apr 3 2007 11:37AM
Software
DRM activists hail EMI-Apple deal
Groups opposed to the use of Digital Rights Management (DRM) technology awoke this morning to good news...
Shaun Nichols
Apr 3 2007 11:24AM
Software
Vista licence changes enable cheaper desktop management
Vista licence update to allow for diskless PCs and virtualised desktops.
Tom Sanders
Apr 3 2007 11:16AM
Software
Microsoft nixes 'Big Bang' service pack for Windows Vista
One reason is that new tools such as Windows Update allow Microsoft to dribble out smaller fixes to its new OS whenever necessary.
Staff Writers
Apr 2 2007 3:56PM
Software
Apple, EMI set to announce deal, but Beatles not included
JupiterResearch analyst Michael Gartenberg said a tie-up between Apple and EMI could cover a range of issues, but that a Beatles distribution pact was not likely part of the deal.
Staff Writers
Apr 2 2007 3:22PM
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ZoomInfo Search Engine Makes Business Information Free
The business-oriented semantic search service, tailored for finding information about companies and their employees, is expanding its reach to any Internet user.
Staff Writers
Apr 2 2007 3:13PM
Software
Oracle sees strong growth in Asia Pacific region
ERP giant Oracle has seen a strong customer foothold across its database, middleware and applications businesses in the Asia Pacific region.
Staff Writers
Apr 2 2007 1:37PM
Software
Students sue over plagiarism software
Two students are suing anti-plagiarism software company Turnitin for US$900,000 after the company copied their papers to use in its code.
Iain Thomson
Apr 2 2007 10:12AM
Software
Oracle shows off Red Hat Linux defectors
26 Red Hat customers jump ship.
Tom Sanders
Mar 30 2007 2:14PM
Software
Gartner questions Vista power saving hype
Money better spent on educating users, analyst firm warns.
Robert Jaques
Mar 30 2007 2:06PM
Software
Microsoft in talks to buy DoubleClick
Advert tracking technology worth $2bn.
Matt Chapman
Mar 30 2007 1:51PM
Software
Novell defends itself over Microsoft deal
Free Software Federation threatens to cut company off.
Iain Thomson
Mar 30 2007 11:58AM
Software
Sonic and Mario go for gold in Beijing
Sega and Nintendo hook up on
Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games
.
Staff Writers
Mar 30 2007 11:40AM
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