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Retailers increasingly boost notebook sales

Credit Suisse CIO jumps to Merrill Lynch amid turmoil

Apple iPhone SDK will open applications for iPhone

Apple CEO Steve Jobs hopes the SDK would spur security application development

7 secure USB drives

Advertisers grapple with online video opportunity

Coming to a watering hole near you: OLPC’s mesh networking

Hosted SharePoint stifles partners, for now

Cisco jams features into faster WAN edge routers

Taiwan presidential hopeful turns to YouTube

Microsoft teams with Nokia to put Silverlight on devices

Yahoo sets up new lab in India

Taiwanese candidate to loosen tech transfer

Dell toughens up notebook line

Knoa 5.0 tackles end-user performance

CEBIT – Mac attack: Vendors mull security software for OS X

Security issues hamper Africa telecom deregulation

CEBIT – Yahoo adds OnePlace to its mobile suite

Microsoft’s European antitrust point man leaves for Apple

Sun rebrands, releases Vaau roles management tools

Company plans to extend identity platform with governance, risk, compliance features

Eastman Kodak embraces encryption, forgoes certificates

Identity-based encryption wins out over PKI

Medical groups launch e-prescribing Web site

CEBIT – Microtrend analyst says ‘4.0’ era is upon us

CEBIT – ‘Mebroot’ proves to be a tough rootkit to crack

Microsoft: Identity bus is end game for successful identity systems

Microsoft says system needed that applications can plug into without having to be hardwired for identity

Microsoft’s directory team forced to reconsider ignored standards

Company’s recent statements to be more open putting pressure on software development

Microsoft shows off collaborative search tools

FTC settles breach complaint with student lender

For Web apps, get a service guarantee

Health-care company happy with SAAS SLAs

Kernel space: Merging drivers early

Kernel developers debate the standards for including new driver source code in the kernel. As long as a new driver doesn't break things for people who aren't using the affected hardware, getting it into the kernel in an unfinished state may do more

Proposed bill takes on phishing, irks Internet trade group

Models for Global IT Governance

Samsung to deliver 256GB solid-state drive in 2009

Microsoft’s cutting edge on display at TechFest

Hack your brain

Re-engineered human brains could be in our future, researchers say

Identity management critical for security, government IT shops say

Survey shows respondents willing to dent personal privacy to protect national interests; funding for deployments remain an issue.

Virgin Mobile enters India with Tata tie-up

Micron, Nanya ink DRAM agreement

Acer to acquire smartphone maker E-Ten

Microsoft takes Exchange, SharePoint services to masses

Office Communications Server to be added later this year

CEBIT – Samsung sets sights on printer, laptop PC markets

TippingPoint helps cluster IPS systems for 10Gbps Ethernet links

Core Controller handles up to three 10Gbps segments

CEBIT – TomTom aims to speed GPS users with traffic, lane data

CEBIT – Microsoft claims European antitrust issues in past

CEBIT – Software AG lays out aggressive growth plan

How Sprint can make a splash

Some ideas to help the struggling carrier get back on its feet

Visto: Microsoft has settled patent dispute with company

CEBIT – Ballmer: IT is entering another period of revolution

Microsoft to simplify directory management

Goal is to make Active Directory easier to use, set-up, administer

Gates: Google not a threat to hosted services