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Misdirected bounce e-mail messages cause costly headaches, report says

Bouncing e-mails cost businesses $5 billion annually, according to IronPort.

McNealy gives up CEO title at Sun

Scott McNealy steps down as Sun CEO; Jonathan Schwartz takes over the role.

Gateway offers IT services to mid-size businesses

Kumar pleads guilty in CA fraud case

PSP firmware update adds Flash, podcast downloads

NetContinuum upgrades application firewall hardware, software

NetContinuum unveils newest application firewall, the NC-1100.

Resurgent Chartered to produce CPUs for Xbox 360

Chi Mei breaks ground on new LCD factory

AU, Quanta to keep capital expenditure plans

Panasonic to launch Blu-ray Disc drive in June

Indian outsourcer Satyam crosses $1 billion revenue

Photoshop coming as Universal Binary next year

Protesters try to foil U.K. ID card plan

RoHS regulations making hardware less toxic

European Union directive will result in more environmentally friendly hardware everywhere.

French ADSL subscribers to get roaming Wi-Fi telephony

XOsoft adds support for Linux, 64-bit, BlackBerry

Microsoft to re-issue buggy security patch

Microsoft fixing MS06-015 patch that was causing applications to crash.

Microsoft calls on customers to promote Exchange 12

Nokia and MIT seek smarter mobile phones

Nokia unveils lab at MIT to research into the future of mobile communications.

Fujitsu aims for higher North American profile, profits

New York county enacts wireless security law

New York country requires businesses to secure WLANs.

IBM to unleash ‘Venom’ in DB2 database

Microsoft hires Ask.com chief to lead online business

Strong software sales drive SAP’s earnings higher

Panasonic to sell 103-inch PDP TV this year

Based on currently announced screens, the set would be largest flat panel.

Nokia, Qualcomm squabble over patent license

Strong phone sales boost profits for Nokia

New plants, weak demand lead to LCD price drop

Expected to help users find bargains for new monitors, laptops and LCD TVs.

Sprint Nextel picks up another affiliate

Sprint Nextel acquires UbiquiTel.

Wal-Mart keeps RFID momentum after personnel reshuffle

Users unfazed by Symantec’s $1B tax bill

SAP continues to increase U.S. sales

In the United States, software-license revenue in the first quarter rose 25%, to $204 million as of March 31.

Jury orders Microsoft, Autodesk to pay in patent case

Texas jury decision awards z4 Technologies $115 million.

Former school official indicted for E-Rate fraud

Google tests new results page

Check out Google's new page format for its general Web search results.

MySQL CEO would like to partner with IBM, Microsoft

MySQL CEO would like strategic relationships with the major platform suppliers.

Google’s revenue, earnings up in Q1

Google reports revenue and net income increases for its first quarter.

Linux desktop growth could spur new malware activity

Bad karma surrounds e-mail authentication plans

AJAX in the spotlight next week and beyond

Major banking sites insecure, researcher warns

Motorola posts record high Q1 sales, handset shipments

TSMC denies new chip plant investment

Newspaper report befuddles company.

LCD line may help Sony revive profit from TVs

Company tries to turn around failure to embrace flat-panel TVs.

Google points search at corporate business applications

Google OneBox for Enterprise uses technology from the consumer search engine.

Microsoft releases SQL Server 2005 Service Pack 1

Big names back Google enterprise applications search

Oracle: Open source brings us new customers

Company executives say Oracle is interesting in acquiring open source companies, but not at a high price.

Fujitsu announces new notebooks, upgrades two others

All new Fujitsu notebooks powered by Intel.

Microsoft extends life of Visual Studio freebie

Company claims the 'positive response' caused it to keep the tool free permanently.