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Celtel Uganda officially changes name to Zain

Kenya government increases spending on IT security

Apple nixes security engineering talk

FCC action against Comcast meets mixed reactions

Is your cell phone trying to kill you?

Common project management metrics doom IT departments

Unified communications takes off

Forrester: Enterprises need better in-house desktop search

Yahoo on defensive at shareholder meeting

Security, security, more security

What are critical issues with VoIP service?

An overview of important issues facing enterprise VoIP users

Taiwan signals big review of China semicon investment rules

MIC: Netbook shipments to exceed 8 million this year

Infosys helps retailers track customer behavior

TSMC Q2 results shine, but says business is slowing

Taiwan chip executive faces insider trading charges

U.K.: Web giants should screen user-generated content

Acer revises down Aspire one netbook shipment target

Alfresco creates open source SharePoint clone

Vendor adds to project the protocols made available by Microsoft

Alfresco wants to stand in for SharePoint server

Symantec: New attitude on security needed

Three Western Digital drives hit top speeds

Celtel Sierra Leone rebrands as Zain with help of P-Square

Enterasys users should welcome Siemens deal — for now, analysts say

Longer-term issues on market penetration, Cisco alternative will come

IBM software acts as human memory backup

Black Hat/DefCon: Welcome to the funhouse

Attack codes, rootkits and more on display at Black Hat in Las Vegas

8 Reasons a developer would NEVER want to be a CIO

Tight Budgets? Try Open-Source SOA!

Windows Mobile sales lower than expected

10 data storage companies to watch

Innovative start-ups target flash drives, cloud storage, disaster recovery

Defense Department broadens PKI policy

Supports secure communications with those outside DoD, including foreign allies

Reduce cell-phone cancer risk

Google, Microsoft woo higher ed with free online services

Ghana adopts e-schools project

Microsoft sees uptick in use of 64-bit Vista

VMware’s hypervisor is free, but enterprises will still pay

F.A.Q. answers the key questions about VMware giving it away

Olympics, security holes, IT job dissatisfaction and more

LinuxWorld: Community roots bolster Linux growth

Windows still the one to beat but Linux influence continues to grow

In-flight cell call ban advances in Congress

This IT shop isn’t worried about Olympics bandwidth demands

After facing shareholders, Yang must fulfill promises

CIO Reality Check: Linux and Virtualization

How secure is secure enough?

FAQ: The DNS bug and you

NetApp de-dupes EMC, Hitachi, HP storage

Upgrade brings de-duplication to NetApp storage virtualization

Privacy group: Identity-theft monitoring service a waste

DNS attack writer a victim of his own creation

Via’s Nano processor tops Intel’s Atom in first reviews

Cuil ‘crunches’ Gmail, Shanghai entrepreneur

Hotels to spy on Olympics guests, says U.S. senator