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Zenprise updates BlackBerry monitoring software

Tools make it easier for administrators to make sure the Research in Motion BlackBerry device is active and receiving messages

Billion-dollar companies not ready for court

Few can comply with federal rules requiring retention of files needed in litigation

30 countries move to protect online consumers

IBM to net real-time capabilities with DataMirror buy

Unbranded PCs still dominate in India

Juniper enhances branch-office network gear

Two new SSG and two new J-Series models run on common hardware

India’s Reliance acquires Yipes for $300m

Imperva automates compliance audits

SecureSphere software enables more detailed activity reports

WORLDBEAT: Software fights slippery train foe

A way to connect iPhone to corporate e-mail servers

Synchronica’s gateway software works with Apple product’s native mail client

Mounting scrutiny for Google security

Outsourcing contracts slow in 2007

Global deals declined in the first half of the year, TPI says

Verizon Business launches new optical service

Intel improves dual-core chip to protect its notebook share

University hit with proposed $3M fine for breach

Microsoft researchers show off wireless projects

Open source invading Australian education

Google picked as top e-commerce development

IPhones flooding wireless LAN at Duke University

18,000 requests per second from iPhones knocking out dozens of access points at Duke University.

Hundreds weigh in on net neutrality

Microsoft Research explores location technologies

Security firm: Don’t use iPhone Web dialer

Symantec declares Chinese offer a success, withholds numbers

Dell faces overclocking issue on quad-core desktops

Microsoft: Pay no attention to post-Vista plans

New program boosting Wal-Mart’s online fortunes

.Net vulnerability bytes Web servers

VeriSign CFO resigns, company restates earnings

Sun looks to steal Linux thunder with OpenSolaris

HP’s India lab secures paper documents

Book Review: Ubuntu Linux for Non-Geeks

New distributions such as Ubuntu are making Linux a great choice even for folks with less-developed computer skills. This fun and friendly book leads new Linux users through the basics.

MS WPC – Partners praise Microsoft software-plus-services plan

Yahoo launches Search Suggest

Intel joins One Laptop Per Child initiative

Italian Chamber approves Linux

Lawsuit: Ex-Broadcom CEO used drugs, prostitutes

New vote likely in California e-voting case

Ex-Boeing worker accused of stealing documents

Gerald L. Eastman allegedly stole documents that could cost Boeing up to $15 billion

After criticism, Sun fixes Java flaw

IBM looks to one-up HP and Sun with virtualization features on Unix

AIX 6, available in public beta, promises continuous availability

HP designing cheaper servers for Asia

“Call my e-mail,” Yoomba says

Start-up connects e-mail addresses to Internet calls, instant messaging

U.S. law enforcement: Expect more spam prosecutions

MS WPC – Microsoft puts partner muscle behind Office Live

Greek spying case uncovers first phone switch rootkit

Cisco IP-telephony software open to DoS attacks

Overflow conditions can expose products, company says

NetSuite makes its apps available via iPhone

Spam filter costs lawyers their day in court

Critic bashes Massachusetts on Open XML proposal

Turbolinux, to develop new tools to translate documents between ODF and Office 2007 Open XML

Wall Street Beat: Handset sales ring in market scrutiny