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But Actuate's claims should be placed in proper context, one analyst says
The comings, goings, ups and downs of CIOs
High demand for Windows Phone 7 frustrated by limited inventory
New HP initiative emphasizes need for IT to reduce complexity and be more responsive to changing business needs
SocialMiner lets Cisco customer service agents inject themselves into public conversations
Microsoft confirms hackers targeting IE6; IE7 also at risk
Experts offer some tips for merchants as the holiday shopping season approaches
The new chips will be based on the Sandy Bridge architecture, and will come in dual-core and quad-core variants
Now pricing starts at $2,000 per server, up from $599
Trade commission staff urges judge to rule for Nokia in iPhone patent infringement dispute
Data center switch, module designed for aggregation of 10G links
Apple's iPad tablet looking strong heading into holiday shopping season
In exchange, Oracle will drop its punitive damages claims in the TomorrowNow lawsuit
The launch of Google's street-level imagery follows months of debate over privacy issues in Germany
Apple update brings iPhone features, improved business features to tablet
Tops list of pre-deployment concerns over Microsoft's Office 2010
Top techie sites are encouraging their users to get out and vote today
Claim that Windows Phone 7 requires 20% fewer user steps is basis for big TV ad campaign
With Boomi, Dell could expand its cloud options
Symbian will lead a consortium of 24 organizations that will have a €22 million research budget
The agency exempts a netbook chipset from PCIe interoperability requirements
New versions delve deeper into roaming problems, scan spectrum faster
Firesheep creator stresses: "It is nobody's business telling you what software you can or cannot run on your own computer"
After five years of debate, ICANN to issue 'final' rules for applicants
Primary election e-voting problems that Mayor Bloomberg called 'a royal screw up' appear to be fixed
Verizon must establish a 'Data Charge Task Force'
Two groups set industry specifications for smart grid interoperability
Microsoft wants the USITC to ban the import of several Android phones into the U.S.
HeadCount.org says Republican candidates now have far more Facebook, Twitter friends than their Democratic rivals
He blasts Microsoft for tagging packet sniffer as malware
Intel said it is open to adding new customers
Thousands of Web mail accounts were hacked, investigator say
The processor includes most features of a switch interface card in one chip
