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Due to heavy demand for the SpotCloud market, Enomaly plans to make it easier for service providers to participate
Microsoft database team also ships new data warehouse appliance
Google Android tips, blogs, reviews, history and trivia
Even if RockMelt succeeds, mainstream browsers can easily co-opt its features, say experts
Carrier, vendor and content-provider executives said they don't yet have all the answers
The 3G network in the world's most closed country now covers 75 percent of the population
The Norweigian browser developer hopes its product will be faster than the competition
A group of Chinese ad resellers are holding protests against Google for terminating their contracts
Fabric-Attached Storage line can increase up to 2.9 petabytes of capacity
Office of Personnel Management may delay launch of its controversial Health Claims Data Warehouse
Another rival punches Microsoft for distributing free antivirus software through Windows' update service
A security researcher says the way the iPhone handles certain URL schemes could pose a security risk
Nvidia's next-generation GTX 580 GPU resolves heating and noise issue that plagued the GeForce GTX 480
Company will need big capital injection to remain solvent in 2011
Graphical previews of search results are 'something that Bing will probably need to respond to,' analyst says
The feature is called Instant Previews and is designed to help people decide on which results to click and on which to not
The suite, originally called Pulse, has been renamed Vibe Cloud
iFixit loves opening up iPads, Kinects and Google TV, but hates that so many electronics products get tossed
European stakeholders, however, differ on interpretation of 'net neutrality'
Data traffic is driving revenue growth at Vodafone, as revenue from voice services begins to decline in Europe
"Doomsday-ish" clarion call implores Microsoft to further embrace cloud computing or face irrelevancy
The company is gaining customers after its re-stated financial results were announced, an executive said
But agencies may be too focused on new technology and not on behavior changes, officials with Schneider Electric say
* Forrester creates a self-assessment tool for IT organizations adopting IT service management
'Froyo' features heavily in first Android phone targeted at enterprise
The Apache Software Foundation threatens to ditch Java if Oracle doesn't relent on use restrictions
When anomalies from multiple sites are shared, network security staffers have fewer possible attacks to investigate
Polycom software won't ship on new Galaxies, which go on sale this week
The Novell Vibe platform combines enterprise tools and social networking features designed for corporate users
Websense says 22.4% of Google searches lead to bad URLs vs. 13.7% at end of 2009
Sprint CEO Dan Hesse called the WiMax venture's woes an accounting issue
Core Security issues warning after Apple missed two patch deadlines
Offers $3K-plus for anyone who finds "qualifying bugs"
Network will operate on 700MHz band
AMD executives says AMD chips will appear in tablets as early as next year
Also ships first fix for 'DLL load hijacking' flaw in Office 2007/2010 as part of 11-patch security update
The SAP project's costs are now $47 million, nearly triple the original $14 million budget, the city's auditor says
Microsoft claims that Motorola is refusing to license its WLAN and video technology for reasonable terms
Upcoming iOS 4.2 update could mean more tablet deployments
Validated gear could flop when tested against real-world data
25 years ago, Microsoft released Windows 1.0, but it wasn't an instant hit
Popular marquee brands, patient work with Windows Phone 7 developers will pay off
The advent of the Droid seen by many as turning point for Google in mobile market
