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Lenovo plans to offer 3G wireless laptops by Q2

Government wary of partial BlackBerry shutdown

Europe faces further consolidation in IT services

Microsoft says EU denied it rights in anti-trust case

Fake F-Secure e-mail contains malware

Database security software to be updated

Security flaws fixed in Firefox update

SAP unveils hosted CRM plans

Super Bowl security to use sensor fusion

Zenprise targets Exchange management software at SMBs

Complexity stifles Web services

EFF sues AT&T over U.S. wiretapping program

Bush proposes tech funding, defends wiretapping

PortalPlayer offers ‘always-on’ laptop interface

Vendors unite to promote AJAX tool development

Infineon produces its first 65-nanometer sample chips

Novell demonstrates its Linux Desktop 10 in Paris

RSA Security announces Key Manager

Time Warner grows revenue but loses AOL subscribers

Microsoft takes Internet kiosks to rural India

Tech groups praise Bush’s State of the Union

Microsoft increases funding for computer training

Porn spammer pleads guilty

Verizon expands Ethernet

Security snafu at Boston Globe exposes subscriber data

Microsoft ships R2 server

Analysis: Cranky Salesforce.com users want updates, SLAs

Lawmakers promise action against phone record sales

Symantec readies ‘Genesis’ subscription service

NTT DoCoMo to take stake in Philippines’ PLDT

Kodak, Sanyo to close OLED venture

Accenture to double staff in India, China, Philippines

Japan’s Livedoor case could take years

Microsoft revamps blogging policy

Red Hat officially commits to MIT’s $100 laptop

Good Technology faces patent suit over push e-mail

EC visits Microsoft to discuss antitrust case

Massachusetts appoints new CIO

ComPiere to offer ERP suite on Derby database

Senegal goes open source to cut software costs

Microsoft warns of file-trashing worm

Skype lines up audioconferencing service

Google reports strong Q4 revenue growth

Allchin: Services, software will co-exist

HP adds integration, eases HP-UX management

Boomerang employees are back

As demand for IT skills ramps up, consider former employees as your next new hires.

Call centers are heading for home

Verizon touts new business services

Start-up adds oomph to VMware

Mirapoint revs up messaging appliance