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Adobe aims at Microsoft

Japanese banks bolster security

Trend Micro anti-virus update slows PCs worldwide

Microsoft plans to detail ‘third decade’ of Windows at WinHEC conference

Hackers plot more phishing, mobile viruses

IBM will mine Blue Gene technology for BladeCenter

Microsoft delays most of its NGSCB security plan

Microsoft aims ‘Metro’ at Adobe

Merrill Lynch CIO survey sees IT spending stable in Q2

NetWorld+Interop goes back to plain old Interop

Europe’s .eu domain to go live early next year

Economic concerns lead to selective IT spending

Time Warner, Comcast to buy Adelphia

MCI promises faster repairs and better uptime

Study: outsourcing losing its luster

Emotion-sensing PCs could feel your stress

Sprint sees mobile device security neglect

AMD offers preview of dual-core desktop chips

Public Windows Server 2003 R2 beta set for next week

IBM changes dual-core pricing for new AMD chips

Report: Two Americans jailed in China for DVD piracy

Toshiba resurrects the Libretto

IBM unwraps new Websphere MQ

Study: Europe makes greatest gains in ‘e-readiness’

Microsoft preparing Windows XP thin clients

Microsoft promises Linux support on Virtual Server

Cyber attack early warning center begins pilot project

Ameritrade warns clients about potential data breach

Vendors, carriers join Intel with WiMAX plans

How to solve Windows system crashes in minutes

RFID expansion at JFK highlights uses, issues

Microsoft outlines mgmt. software road map

After controversy, Torvalds begins work on ‘git’

Notebook chips lift Intel’s Q1 results

Cisco routers gain new IOS technology

Legislation would prevent federal ‘Net access tax

Big vendors vie for RFID dollars

Do we need a Sarbanes-Oxley for the Internet?

HP adds dual-core processor to Opteron blades

Microsoft to unveil parts to grander management plan

News briefs: IBM earnings rattle Wall Street

Nortel preps smaller IP PBX system

AT&T pushing legacy services onto MPLS net

Expanding city Wi-Fi net proves no day at the beach

Wireless plan becomes tangled in politics.

Skype launches new premium services, plans more

Adobe to buy Macromedia for $3.4 billion

Verizon service to offer VoIP-like features

Despite dual-core edge, AMD still on outs with Dell

Azul takes wraps off Java compute appliance

EU task force to study IT critical infrastructure