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Coalition to offer free prescription app to U.S. doctors

Verizon spins off New England local exchanges

IT skill increases productivity more than face-to-face contacts

Study finds most efficient workers avoid too much multitasking, overlong e-mails and yes, Google

Hit by reorganization, Intel profit falls 39 percent

Apple iPhone for now ignoring synch to Exchange, other e-mail platforms

NEC rolls out low-cost fault tolerant server

NEC partners with Stratus to bring fault tolerance into the mainstream Intel market.

Sun undercuts Red Hat on support pricing

Symantec to use SONAR to find zero-day attacks

Oracle releases 51 patches in quarterly security update

Kernel space: KVM virtualization layer progress

Australian school turns to open source to cut costs

Intel boosts Linux virtualization

US trails Europe, Japan in technology exports to China

UK insurance firm absorbs staff from Indian outsourcer

Canon buys Toshiba stake in display JV to end lawsuit

AT&T to replace Cingular brand Monday

U.K. schools advised to hold off on Vista, Office 2007

Avaya buys Ubiquity Software for $144 million

Insurance provider urges SOA flexibility

CES – Hack this application!

Investigator pleads guilty in HP case

Management vendor spices up free software

Spiceworks adds features to its free IT Desktop product as customer embrace the ad-supported application.

Cirba updates data center analysis software

Data center and virtualization management company updates flagship software to perform more real-time, interactive analysis

Business intelligence the biggest focus for IT executives in 2007

ERP upgrades, data warehousing also getting attention.

Cisco takes a first step in revamping IOS distribution

Future network gear will ship with all IOS feature code, with chunks activated by software keys

MACWORLD – Reality might tarnish iPhone’s shine

10 tech-management tips

Get your IT organization in shape by taking these smart steps

IT budgets will increase slightly in 2007, says Infosys

Google irks Web site owners over malware alerts

CES – WORLDBEAT – Wireless power could save the day

MACWORLD – Enterprises overlooked at show

CES – FCC Chairman talks around net neutrality

AT&T wins big with veterans agency

Department of Veterans Affairs awards $17.2 million contract for MPLS VPN services to AT&T

Antispam’s assimilation: As vendors are snapped up, e-mail security gets integrated

Does your company have a clue about Web 2.0?

Why your Web site could use a Second Life and what's up with mashups

Doctor charged with illegal prescribing over Internet

‘Month of Apple Bugs’ turns up 10 flaws so far

Exchange 2007 facing integration issues with other Microsoft software

Macworld: Apple tries to blend corporate desires with consumer flashiness

Novell: SCO on its last legs, bankruptcy imminent

Sifting CES for clues to the future of mobile computing

More power; more heat; more problems

CES – TI sees less than $20 mobiles, $35 GPRS phones this year

Vodafone CEO in India to smooth market entry

Liberty Alliance, Microsoft discuss identity protocols

Adobe releases first set of patches for cross-site scripting vulnerability

First patches address vulnerabilities in Adobe Reader version 7; version 6 patches expected soon

Microsoft widens partner access to next CRM release

Exclusive: Verizon previews 2007 services road map

Ethernet, MPLS VPN and wireless integration services are on tap from Verizon Business.

New tape specification debuts

The fourth-generation Linear Tape Open spec boosts security, performance and capacity

Verizon to bolster wireless integration, ready new managed services

Expansions to Verizon’s managed IP PBX and anti-distributed DoS services on tap for ’07.