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In latest on the dispute, Google claims Apple barred its app; Apple says it didn't
Works with IBM to help college students gain skills to run, maintain the high-end systems
Beware! It's a phishing ploy, says PandaLabs
The agency's chairman will propose new rules in a speech Monday, a news report says
SAS Executive Vice President John Sall, who developed the data visualization tool JMP, remains its chief architect
IDC survey suggests Google Docs may emerge as threat to Microsoft Office
But Windows 7 -- that's a different matter ... it'll stand up to Apple's Mac, Google's Chrome OS
HP's connected screens will allow people to view videos and photos from the Internet
Huang Bing sells over $7,000 in makeup some days on China's Taobao.com
Biggest challenge will be to overcome fears about cloud security in government setting
Users moving from XP expected to have many questions
Google’s purchase of CMU spinoff only second publicly announced deal this year
If the deal is seen as a merger, it will need formal scrutiny by the European Commission
First two weeks' retail sales double Leopard's, four times better than Tiger's, says NPD
Apple's Safari for Windows browser has same problem but Safari for Mac, Firefox and Opera have fixed trouble
Despite operator denials, an analyst stands behind his research that found 50 percent of Tours at Sprint are returned
So-called “D Block” of 700Mhz band has been in limbo since last year
Invite-only test available to 'thousands;' public beta to follow later this year
A bill in Congress would create a huge database to track bank bailout money
Avaya purchase of enterprise business could kill key products, relationships
CEO Dan Hesse said Sprint will invest more money if needed and declined comment on Sprint buyout reports
Massive data integration project may be needed to track $700B in bailout funds
Lopsided structure puts at risk the prospect of widespread participation
More then 30% of the users running old Flash updated, stayed safer, says Mozilla
Information on 62 patients was exposed after spyware was allegedly sent via Yahoo mail
It's Twitter calling: Jajah service enables tweet-like phone calls between Twitterers
A Colorado company sold software to an oil company planning to drill near Cuba
AT&T has adopted Intel's vPro technology to upgrade its PC repair service
One SSD can replace between four and 40 hard disk drives
Queplix system rewrites legacy apps for move into Amazon cloud service
The lawsuit comes just days after the NY Times was hit with scareware ads
Despite continued losses, Palm plans to focus future development on its new operating system
The so-called Bahama botnet is eluding the best click-fraud filters from major search engines and Web publishers
IT M&A heated up this week as Nasdaq hit a high for the year
In an exclusive interview, Internet 'father' explains how he helped commercialize the Web and what he's doing now at Google
Low-latency switches are the foundation for building a unified-fabric data center
The first 3G Ophone will 'definitely not' fall in the $150 price range, Lenovo Mobile said
After Sun buyout, Oracle may opt out of a reseller partnership with Hitachi
Phishers use the Jabber client to try to steal more data via chat
