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Indian telecom tender excludes Chinese companies

Government-run Bharat Sanchar Nigam allows only select providers to bid

Google launches HTML5 developer site

Twitter settles FTC privacy complaint

The agency investigation focuses on two attacks in 2009 in which user accounts were compromised

FaceTime really works in iPhone 4, new owners say

Despite some video choppiness, iPhone 4 owners amazed by video chat

IBM faces another mainframe complaint in Europe

Neon Enterprise Software may file an anticompetitive complaint against IBM with the European Commission

States settle price-fixing complaint against DRAM makers

Six DRAM makers agree to pay $173 million to 33 states and affected organizations

Man charged with hacking neighbor’s Wi-Fi to threaten Biden

The Minnesota man also sent child pornography by e-mail designed to look like it was from the neighbor, the DOJ says

Google remotely removes Android apps

A blog post about the wipe comes a day after Google defended itself against a security report

Rackspace cloud chief predicts enterprise caution

Managers won't move their main applications to a cloud for several years, he believes

Oracle Q4 profit jumps 24 percent

The company sold $1.2 billion in Sun hardware during the period

Red Hat overhauls JBoss portal interface

Senate panel approves controversial cybersecurity bill

The legislation's sponsors say the bill would not give the president an Internet 'kill switch'

Dell: Enterprise PC sales will pick up in Q3

Michael Dell cites new processors, Windows 7 and Office 2010 as catalysts for PC upgrades

Facebook stands by its homegrown infrastructure

Frequent reviews show that external cloud services would be more expensive and less flexible, Facebook's technical chief said

Survey: IT wants public and private cloud services

A recent IDC survey shows that IT departments expect to use a combination of public and private clouds

Amazon EC2 creator launches private cloud start-up

Nimbula turns any data center into an Amazon-style cloud service

Mozilla patches 9 Firefox bugs, adds plug-in crash protection

Ships delayed Firefox 3.6.4 with new feature that keeps Windows, Linux browsers running when Flash, QuickTime or Silverlight go south

Study: Financial enterprises ready to invest in IT

Wall Street is ready to invest again in new technologies, thanks to regulatory reform

AMD announces $99 quad-core chip for cloud servers

AMD's successor to Istanbul draws less power

Singapore registers 1,000 Chinese-language domain names

Chinese-language domain names represent less than 1 percent of all registered .sg domain names

How HTML5 will change the Web

SAS preps in-memory analytic grids

The systems will target verticals and use HP hardware

How to get an iPhone 4 on Thursday

What you need to know to get your hands on a new iPhone

HP’s ‘convergence’ theme faces IT lock-in fears

HP tells users its approach can lower cost, but the catch is that it may work best with HP products

Quest fields NoSQL administrator tool

iFixit strips iPhone 4 down to bare metal

Improved cellular connectivity, sturdy glass panel among highlights of latest Apple iPhone

Eclipse Helios technologies arrive on the release train

HP Services to cut costs by automation and offshore delivery

Its India delivery center may see an increase in staff, even as the company is cutting services staff overall

IT Project Management: 10 Less-Considered Keys to Success

Brocade, HP unveil data center extensions

Brocade, HP 8G FibreChannel gear builds on partnership

Zends adds clustering for PHP Web app server

Verizon Business adds new IP services

Offerings aimed at helping Verizon better enable enterprise adoption of unified communications systems

iPhones, iPads in the enterprise: 5 security views

Survey: Social networking policies still scarce

Research finds more companies allow employees to access social network sites, but many haven't adopted policies to guide use

Cut Time From CRM Projects

Smartphone shipments show dynamic growth

55 million ship globally in Q1

Google Docs creates expectations CIOs can’t meet, Red Hat CEO says

Red Hat CEO Jim Whitehurst says software business model is 'fundamentally broken'

Red Hat launches hybrid cloud platform

Red Hat releases Cloud Foundations, a package of software and services for running hybrid clouds

Verizon introduces the newest Motorola Droid

The Droid X will ship with Android 2.1 but will get the newest software later this summer

Industry groups support Obama IP enforcement plan

One senator calls upon search engines and ISPs to block unauthorized downloads

Droid X: Like the EVO, minus the 4G

New Droid is bigger, faster than original

Petition: ACTA ‘threatens’ public interests

About 650 people sign a document laying out concerns over an IP enforcement pact

Meet the father of Google Apps (who used to work at Microsoft)

Google Apps manager Rajen Sheth talks about bringing Gmail into the enterprise

Security group stretching payment-card standards cycle to three years

PCI DSS update set to be issued in October

Google Voice no longer an invitation-only affair

U.S. users can now sign up without invite

HP bakes automation into new servers, storage, energy-management wares

A data dedupe platform rounds out news from HP Tech Forum

Google lifts restrictions on Google Voice access

Invitations from Google are no longer required for U.S. residents

More than a quarter of iPhones break within 2 years

iPhone 3GS more reliable than 3G, but iPhone 4's glass back concerns warranty firm

Trustwave acquires Breach Security

The acquisition will add a Web application firewall to Trustwave's suite of security tools

Broadband experts: All adoption is local

Broadband adoption programs need to focus on local needs and inexpensive computers, experts say