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NY Times reveals Forbes editor as ‘Fake Steve Jobs’

Gartner: Notebooks drive European PC shipments in Q2

Is IPv6 ready for the office?

Microsoft, HP among testers who find printing and file sharing tricky in IPv6

F5 Networks to acquire Acopia Networks

Deal adds file-area networking to application-delivery product line

Wipro to acquire US services provider Infocrossing

802.11n wireless LAN tests show ‘unbelievable’ results at state college

802.11n generally seen as five times as fast as 11g, Morrisville IT staff finds

The rise of the sensitive spammer

E-mailers get personal in their pleas to 'click here'

Industry watchers say Apple plans desktop upgrade

Microsoft, NASA offer 3D photos of Endeavour

‘Net pioneer Roberts touts ‘Fast Flow Routing’

U.S. FTC to examine targeted advertising

Centrify strengthens ties to Windows, Linux, Unix, Mac

Middleware for server grids goes green

Appistry says software can power down servers not in use

Survey: Half of compliance pros say their organizations botching identity, access control

Windows logon-scripting tool going open source

Open source announcement to be made at LinuxWorld conference

Africa gets another cable project

Mozilla: 10 day patch guarantee ‘not our policy’

Saving storage for a rainy day? Bad idea, say analysts

Researcher blasts Apple for ‘negligent’ patching

VC investments continue to rally during second quarter

Software start-ups are hot again, investments in Internet, telecom decline.

Niagara 2: The sequel

San Francisco sets Wi-Fi vote, but deal may fade

7 golden rules for implementing IPv6

Baidu may be worst copyright violator: Wikipedia

DEFCON – Websense lures Web 2.0 attackers with HoneyJax

Impact of Samsung power outage less than feared

Congress to probe Yahoo over jailed China journalist

Wikiversity eyes strong growth over next few years

The case of the great hot-site swap

Colleges create a bicoastal disaster-recovery plan by hosting each others hot sites

Diebold voting machines vulnerable to virus attack

Hitachi first with Blu-ray camcorder

Despite global growth, Acer trails in China

Study: IRS security vulnerable to social engineering

Verizon takes emergency notification to businesses

Undercover TV producer booted from DefCon

Black Hat: Networked systems are putty in the hands of a good hacker

VoIP security holes, virtualization root kits, botnets, hot topics at conference

Business Objects tries Web 2.0, gets mixed reviews

SIA: Price cuts hurt chip revenue in first half of year

IBM to buy Princeton Softech

Open source going mainstream

EC lists roaming slowpokes

IBM returning to Mars with Power Architecture processors

NASA’s Phoenix Mars Lander launches tomorrow

Intel IT takes layered approach to security

Balance your needs, spread your spending and measure the results, advises internal Intel security expert.

Companies of all sizes going green

The realities of green computing

How to make a joint IT project work

University CIOs share their advice based on joint disaster-recovery project

Kittens could solve spam

Texas company files patent suit against Microsoft, Adobe

BLACK HAT – Data leak products have security risks

Lenovo targets rural China with $200 PC