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Europe could overtake the US, especially if the Google Books deal in the US is delayed
Bill comes due as more enterprises postpone replacing aging computer equipment
Microsoft Sharepoint is using Groove technology to provide read/write access to business data
A 2008 data breach resulted from a security tool that was turned off for four months, the FTC says
IT venture investments at 12-year low, but outpace healthcare industry
Rod Adkins will take Robert Moffat's place as the head of the company's Systems and Technology Group
Microsoft rebuffs criticism that its widely-quoted momentum figures mask a less-rosy reality
Phony press release fools major news organizations
The data warehousing vendor is also prepping a new appliance that uses solid-state technology
Unix vendor still pursuing copyright case against Novell
As many as 4.75 million servers globally are doing nothing useful, 1E reports
Second component to be unblocked within 48 hours, Mozilla's top engineer says
American registry reports 'significant' growth for IPv6; slowdown for IPv4
Droid could be Apple's most serious challenger yet. Here's why.
Tech blog Engadget reports retrieving several indexed voicemails using Google search
An inquisitive nature helps these security pros investigate data breaches
Ad targets iPhones shortcomings, touts upcoming Android phone from Verizon
Adds iPhone, Windows, Palm support
Boxtone will allow JLL to move beyond managing BlackBerries
Falcon Heene's bogus balloon flight consumed the Net. When we focus on a single story, though, we miss what really matters
The continuing race between IT and users is fundamentally changing technology
Microsoft’s CEO Ballmer says online services won’t repeat Sidekick error
Following a year of freezing, research indicates hiring managers could be looking to fill positions in the coming months
Android, Symbian to rule mobile OS market; Microsoft, T-Mobile Sidekick drama settles down
Also: It looks like most existing PCs and laptops will support Microsoft's Windows 7
Also: Facebook has application issues and Ford technology finds its way to China
Researchers will explore galaxies, climate with the Cray XT5's 16,000 six-core, 2.6-GHz chips
Triggers rarely-used blocking feature to protect users from attack
At least four Facebook applications were somehow modified to attack users' PCs
