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Timing, testing issues behind messaging system not being supported on Windows Server 2008 R2
New offerings shown at DEMOfall that help you to store data, videoconference and even find true love
The current government order banning unidentified mobile phones has a loophole, a trade body said
It will also support the multi-touch and gesture features coming in Windows 7
The self-encrypting drives should be of interest to health care, financial services industries, which need to protect more customer data
The law will criminalize the sharing of copyright files without authorization in France
The decision is long overdue, they say
Less travel, more collaboration enabled by VoIP, conferencing and call center features
Apple's switch to Intel CPUs doesn't prove competition exists, regulators say
IBM Lotus bolster social networking support in Connections
Watch out Office Live Workspace, Google Docs
Netbooks have helped stabilize PC shipments over the past few quarters
Lotus' Picciano calls out Microsoft execs Ballmer, Turner over Notes conversions
Microsoft's 'apocalyptic prediction' about Word's future is rubbish, says i4i exec on eve of appeals hearing
Agency hopes to hear more good ideas for a national broadband plan
But first Microsoft store manager is former Apple Store employee, source says
Meanwhile, AT&T, Yahoo researchers celebrate victory in initial contest to boost Netflix recommendation engine
Intel CTO Justin Rattner discusses Moore's Law and other chip trends
Google remains miles ahead, but Microsoft's new Bing engine keeps plodding ahead
Will hide menus by default in refresh of dated look-and-feel on Windows
Intel launched a program that will let developers write applications for sale through netbooks
Smartphone-apps revenue expected to jump to $4.2 billion by 2013
HP combines buddy list with HD videoconferencing at DEMOfall event
Whether addicted to social media or falling to peer pressure, Twitter users busier than ever
Rocky Mountain Bank sent confidential account info to wrong e-mail address
Google, publishers and authors want a hearing on Oct. 7 postponed
Intel's Larrabee chip is the chip maker's first discrete graphics processor
The Internet retail giant is already selling AV cables and blank DVDs under the name
Lenovo, Acer and Sony were among the few major PC makers to ship Green Dam
ProMOS may become the first Taiwanese DRAM maker to sign up with TMC
The portal says Google is using its trademarks to drive business to competitors
Solid Oak Software will launch a low-price rival product to China's controversial Green Dam
Perot will become Dell's global services unit; answers HP's buyout of EDS last year
The mSATA specification uses the same plug and form factor as Mini PCI Express
They say Oracle executives need to better explain their plans for the merged company.
The just-ratified wireless specs are already in heavy use at Brandeis and UC San Diego.
Urges users to run single-click tool before hackers exploit "decently wormable" flaw
FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski enumerated six principles to safeguard an open Internet
The European Commission shows evidence of rebates and restrictions designed to crush AMD
FCC chair proposes two additional rules to commission’s net neutrality principles
