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Lawyers for each side laid out their cases on the second day of trial
Windows 7 will be deployed on 83% of new corporate PCs
Sony has had many successes, but not everything hits it big. Here are some products that didn't quite make it.
With first U.S. Windows Phones set for release Monday, Microsoft's interface promise of 'in and out and back to life' will be tested
Open Data Center Alliance, with more than $50B in collective IT spending, hope to yield a big stick
Admins plan to expand data center capacity by the end of '11
The 33 contributors say they're unhappy with Oracle's attitude to the project
ATG's technology will be "highly complementary" to Oracle's existing lineup
Hand-to-hand battle against 'Here You Have' virus aided by SIEM
Apple doesn't need to take part in Mobile World Congress, says an analyst, since it focuses on consumers
How to tune WANs for better performance
Digital technology is enabling the world to see North Korea like it has never been seen before
Alibaba Group's Taobao company says it business-to-consumer platform is seeing major growth in China
Legal experts debate legality of Firefox add-on that steals Facebook, Twitter account access at public hotspots
Facebook's move comes as the company says it will not tolerate data brokers
RIM's share has free fall since Q3 2009; Apple inches upward
The company benefited from pent-up demand after the recession
Republican control of the U.S. House may not mean a huge difference, except for net neutrality and privacy
Updated Adobe tool updates user interface, mobile connections and integration to third party video systems
Six are working now; two are coming soon
Cherry-picks data -- dismisses Chrome 5's share -- to get to that conclusion
The drive has a max speed of 67MB/sec.
The judge told potential jurors they will have to refrain from Twittering and posting to Facebook
Shocking rootkit revelation seen as "seminal moment in malware history"
Several groups have archived sites from the now-defunct Web hosting service
Google will pay up to $3,133.70 for reports of bugs in its websites
The SpotCloud market, developed by Enomaly, lets anyone shop for and buy excess compute services
Android leads U.S. new device shipments in third quarter, but lawsuits loom
The unlocked UMTS phone will be sold mainly to developers but also in HP's small-business channel
Google's OS powers 44% of smartphones sold in U.S. last quarter; Apple's iOS far behind
The federal agency's decision to seek bids for a Microsoft-based cloud violates contracting law, the lawsuit says
Contrary to rumors, Microsoft's Silverlight development platform has a future, executive Bob Muglia wrote
Group calls version 7.0 of SWIFTNet the 'equivalent of an upgrade to global finance's OS'
Twitter says it's 'not happy' about a marketing site that looks like Twitter and promises free gifts
He tried to collect $100 vouchers using co-workers' Social Security numbers
China's emerging power in technology is playing out in different ways
Nearly one in four registered voters in Tuesday's elections will use electronic voting systems with no verifiable paper records
Intel's massive new chip assembly factory will create several thousand jobs
Samsung said prices of DRAM and LCD panels will keep falling in Q4, good news for PC buyers
