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Building a Google may not be the answer for poor nations

Crew uses workaround to fix space station computers

Linux inner circle thumbs nose at Microsoft’s patent bravado

U.S. state turns to RFID to monitor inmates

Why CIOs should encourage rebellion among end users

ZFS on Linux: It’s alive

A hot feature from OpenSolaris is taking a weird but working path to Linux inclusion

How to optimize teleworkers

Flexible work schedules can help companies reduce costs and retain in-demand talent, but managers need to do more than set up remote access to enable telework to thrive

Google may launch YouTube for Europe

Safari for Windows: All about the money?

Google to build R&D center in Shanghai

COMPUTEX – Battle of the overclockers

Web-based business charged with distributing obscenity

Raketu to add mobility to web-based VOIP

Girl trouble forces top LinuxChix to quit

Six new facts about the iPhone

Infor confirms layoffs at newly acquired vendors

Staffs at Hansen and Workbrain take a hit

ColdSpark expands management, monitoring features of message control platform

What SMBs expect from backup software

Yosemite CEO discusses differences between needs of enterprises and smaller organizations

Red Hat Linux gets top government security rating

Search engine roulette: sites rarely agree on top results

Fewer than 1% of first-page results are shared by Google, Yahoo, Windows Live and Ask

EBay attempts to welcome back store owners

Microsoft interoperability team: Bring on Red Hat

Developer expectations run high for Google Gears

Space station computer woes manageable, says NASA

Cutting-edge technologies create opportunities

HP FORUM – Virtual computing can be a real hassle

IBM, Cisco ready co-developed management software

Wipro goes green as India’s e-waste mounts

US may require European visitors to register online

From punch cards to iPods: A short history of data storage

SonicWall, Aventail combo could bolster customer NAC options

SSL VPN gear from both companies will swap features

Why network-based security doesn’t cut it anymore

One venture capitalist’s argument for investing heavily in client-side security

Spectrum public safety plan meets resistance at hearing

Tech CEOs push priorities with politicians

Underwater photography goes digital

Samsung opens biggest chip plant in Texas

Optus offers free security for its broadband customers

Flat-rate mobile phone music service to compete with iPhone

US may give ground in passenger data stand-off

Ingres steers Icebreaker to BI, ECM

Larry Ellison-backed data vendor tackles problem of wasted storage

Thin provisioning expected in Pillar’s next storage system.

Wall Street Beat: IPOs stress IT health, not bubble

Goggle Apps to get presentation application by year-end

Google says the focus with Google Apps is not to attack Microsoft or IBM with desktop applications

Lawsuits, founder threaten to derail Inter-Tel acquisition

10 reasons why it’s good and bad to be HP

Challenges loom on software side, though net management strengths give company something to build on

Criticism grows as House e-vote debate delayed

Linux community getting its second wind

Open source software consortium promotes developer unity, better licensing

EBay store owners voice concerns

South Carolina probation department runs on Juniper enterprise gear

Department of Probation, Parole and Pardon relies on enterprise products

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