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Only Novell to get Linux sales perk

Software patent ignites firestorm in higher education

HP looks to get software house in order

Virtualization show goes far beyond VMware

Motorola seeks growth, buys mobile app company

40 years and going strong: Internet pioneer Merit celebrates and looks ahead

Former leader of Michigan research network reflects on organization's accomplishments.

DoD awards telecom deals worth up to $3B

Little-known Arrowhead is big winner, though AT&T and Qwest are also in mix.

Yahoo, Linksys unveil VOIP/cordless phone

DIGITAL GEAR – A swappable mobile headset

Tech groups say they can work with Democrats

Intel drafts privacy license for mobile device software

Dems might push AT&T/BellSouth merger

HP looks to get its software house in order

HP closes Mercury acquisition, restructures its software division.

Gartner: Consumers to lose $2.8 billion to phishers in 2006

PC motherboard sales slide further ahead of Vista

Google filing reveals video lawsuit

WEB 2.0: Ask, Microsoft brainstorm ways to topple Google

Music publisher to profit from Zune hardware sales

Mono upgrade targets Linux desktop applications

WORLDBEAT – More than just a bow

Open source start-ups speak out in Potsdam

IBM’s ‘clipped’ RFID tag ready for market

Privacy-protecting design from IBM lets consumers tear the RFID tag’s antenna to reduce its read range.

EU warns Germany on Deutsche Telekom exemption

Web 2.0 Conference: OpenID helps users beat account management hassles

Developers at the Web 2.0 conference are offering web users an escape from the hassle of remembering usernames and passwords across multiple web sites. The fast, lightweight OpenID standard is easy for sites to implement, thanks to open source librar

Forrester: Consumers won’t rush to Vista

Novell deal to cost Microsoft hundreds of millions

TSMC hopes to start 2 new 12-inch chip plants in 2007

Dell puts four-core processors in servers, workstations

Panasonic to launch SD-based high-def camcorder

Seagate cans distributor for blocking third-party audit

Samsung debuts combined mini-PC phone

WEB 2.0: Skype upgrade to get smart new features

ActivIdentity speeds single sign-on for shared PCs

Open source ventures: Where’s the money?

Virtualization, wireless and open source: It’s time to grow up

Analyst said VMware is well on its way, though Xen and competitors have catching up to do.

Network Appliance acquires data replication vendor Topio

VMware show opens arms to Xen, Microsoft as event expands

VMware debuts product that brings virtualization to application developers.

A little less accent, a little more customer service

IBM language program helps build English speaking skills

Dell: Windows refund yes, Windows refund policy no

Dell doesn't have a Windows refund program, but giving a refund in an individual case isn't forbidden, either.

New Linux phone encourages application development

Wyse seeks partners to make thin-client PCs

CA storage chief’s goal: ‘uninterrupted access to information’

VP Bob Davis dishes on CA's storage direction, acquisitions.

Microsoft to add 802.1x support to NAP client for XP

Verizon outages affected several states for two days

Calls dropped for two days between Verizon, CLEC networks.

Vista done, ready to be prepared for shipment

WEB 2.0 – Bezos can’t get enough muck

Cisco profit, revenue surge ahead in Q1

Platform targets the enterprise with update to grid software

Nvidia unveils GPU technology

What’s with all this spam?

Unwanted e-mail levels 'shot up like crazy'; image spam partly to blame, say experts.