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• AMD to Spin off Chip Fabs to Raise Funds Advanced Micro Devices plans to split into two companies, one to design chips and one to make them. The company is also...
• Pramati Developing Enterprise Collaboration Widgets India's Pramati is launching software widgets in line with its focus on adding social and collaboration elements to web sites...
• Bull Focuses on High-performance Computing With Acquisition Bull is acquiring German high-performance computing company science + computing, and at the same time selling its Medicaid...
• Practical Web Sites and Services Need to look up an adjectival phrase or find out how many miles are in a furlong? How about the cheapest shipping rates? Knock yourself out.
• Japan Game Market Shrank 21% in First Half Japan's computer gaming market shrank by 21% in the April to September period due mainly to sharply lower sales of game...
• Famitsu Publisher's Tokyo Game Show Picks The publisher of Japan's Famitsu game mag sees Final Fantasy XIII, Dragon Quest IX, Monster Hunter 3 and White Knight...
• Report: AMD to Spin-off Manufacturing AMD is preparing a to spin-off its manufacturing operations to a joint venture in an attempt to cut costs, according to a...
• Oracle and SAP Fail to Settle TomorrowNow Lawsuit Oracle and SAP held settlement talks in their TomorrowNow lawsuit Monday but failed to reach an agreement to end the case.
• Toshiba's First Fuel Cell Coming in a Few Months Toshiba is close to launching its first commercial device based on a direct methanol fuel cell that promises fast recharging...
• T-Mobile Says Android Presales Stronger Than Expected T-Mobile said it has already sold three times as many G1 Android phones as it expected.
• Adobe Premiere Elements 7 Video Editing Software The newest version of Elements is Webbier than ever--with online backup and syncing, Internet-refreshed tutorials, and downloadable content--but to get a usable amount of storage space, you'll have to pay $50 a year.
• Mac Security Focus: Firewalls Firewalls monitor and regulate the data moving on and off your computer or network. They can keep criminals out while allowing...
• Shell Blames IT Contractor for Benefits Fraud Shell says a company contractor stole employee data to file fake unemployment compensation claims in Texas.
• Report: SEC Investigating False Jobs Heart Attack Rumor A false report of a Steve Jobs' heart attack that caused Apple's stock to momentarily plunge on Friday has piqued the interest...
• So Many SMS Messages, So Little Time to Delete Them Text messages are mother's milk to system administrators and teenage girls alike--and that's only one of many similarities...
• Porn Filters on In-flight Wi-Fi May Be Just the Start Delta Air Lines reportedly plans to block inappropriate Web sites from its planned in-flight Wi-Fi service.
• Put an End to Cell Phone Spam Stop spammers from hassling you by keeping unwanted text messages, e-mail, and voice calls from reaching your mobile phone.
• GoDaddy Hosts Exchange to Offer First Desktop Mail Service GoDaddy is offering its first desktop e-mail offering by licensing and hosting Exchange Server 2007.
• Some Inconvenient Truths About Virtualization Beyond the hype, there are a few gotchas to keep in mind when venturing into the virtualization world.
• Google Chrome = Dead, Google Search = Hot People don't think, 'I need a new browser so I can search the Internet better.' They go to Google.com and start typing.
• Vista R.I.P. Vista is on its way to the Microsoft scrap heap, joining other relics including Microsoft Bob.
• Palo Alto Performance Holds Steady When we attempted to test performance on the PA-4020, we ran into a hitch.
• One in Three IPhone 3G Customers Ditch Their Carriers If the iPhone 3G was enough impetus to get you to drop your wireless provider like it was hot, then this news probably won't...
• Oracle Tries to Step Up on High-End Databases The database market leader is pushing several new technologies in an effort to make its software more scalable. But are users ready for what it's offering?
• Wall Street's Collapse Dents IT Spending The turmoil in the financial markets isn't expected to lead to a tech-spending recession. But budgets may be in for some paring.