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Windows 95 wiped out last PC competition
News Industry voices recount highlights of Microsoft's journey with each Windows release over the years, as market awaits launch of Windows 7.
Tags: Microsoft Windows, Intel Corp., Operating System, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows 7, Sales, e-mail, Microsoft Windows 2000, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows 95
True sees Wi-Fi as key to iPhone sales
News True Move touts strength of nationwide Wi-Fi coverage as main focus in promoting first authorized iPhone 3G handsets when they reach Thai market this month.
Tags: Handhelds, 3G (Third Generation), 802.11/Wi-Fi, Web sites, Apple Inc., Apple iPhone 3G, Thailand, Sales, True Move, customer experience
Huawei: Don't skip 3G for 4G
News Operators intending to leapfrog their 2G networks straight to LTE (long term evolution) may end up with higher cost and risk, warns Huawei exec.
Tags: CommunicAsia 2009, 3G (Third Generation), Next-generation technology/networks, Operator, Telecommunications Company, QoS, UMTS, 3G (Third Generation), LTE, Next-generation technology/networks
Spam declines after hosting company shutdown
News Experts say McColo-hosted sites may have been responsible for as much as 75 percent of spam on the Internet.
Tags: Spam and phishing, Security, Spam, Hosting Company, Washington Post Co., Global Crossing Ltd., Arbor Networks, Web hosting, director of marketing, Eastern Europe
Finjan finds botnet of 1.9M infected computers
News Huge botnet hosted in the Ukraine is being used to send spam, record keystrokes, and copy files of infected computers running Windows XP, researchers say.
Tags: Viruses and worms, Spam and phishing, Finjan Software Inc., Bot, bot network, Ukraine, computer, RSA Security Inc., director of marketing, chief technology officer
Microsoft announces Project 2010 beta
News Enhancements to the project-management application include improvements to the user interface based on the Office ribbon technology.
Tags: Business applications, Enterprise resource planning (ERP), Microsoft Project, Arizona, Beta, director of marketing, 64-bit, ZDNet, ActiveX, Microsoft SharePoint
HP targets efficiency with virtual storage
News With new hardware and software, the company aims to get more efficiency out of resources.
Tags: Storage, Virtualization, Hewlett-Packard Co., LeftHand Networks, Storage, storage environment, NetApp, HP StorageWorks, HP EVA6400, Environment
Qualcomm, Freescale bet on 'smartbooks'
News The rival chipmakers are attacking the Intel-Microsoft dominance in netbooks by marketing small laptops with a name that suggests a smartphone.
Tags: Mobile processors, Notebooks and tablets, Intel Corp., Qualcomm Inc., Texas Instruments Inc., Smart Phone, Chip Company, Sales, netbook sale, marketing
Cisco guns for Microsoft in collaboration market
News Cisco is adding new functions in its WebEx service that could threaten Microsoft's own business collaboration efforts.
Tags: Investments, Market research, Web services, Marketing communications, Web servers, Cisco Systems Inc., Google Inc., Service, e-mail, unified communications
Can RIM get mojo back with BlackBerry Tour?
News New BlackBerry Tour arrives this weekend in the United States, even as Research In Motion seems to be be unsettled by the likes of Apple's iPhone and Pre by Palm.
Tags: Development/design, Mobile/Wireless, Handhelds, Sales/revenue, Verizon Communications Inc., RIM BlackBerry, Smart Phone, Sprint Communications, Research In Motion Ltd., Device
Spam buster Postini to add IM filtering
News E-mail security provider Postini has plans to introduce a hosted spam- and virus-filtering service for instant messaging.
Tags: PC security
'Boring' e-learning fails to engage staff
News Cultural and technological barriers are hindering the wider use of e-learning among U.K. organizations.
Tags: Business development/management
Sun names new communications exec
News Software stars have been rising since the Schwartz era dawned.
Tags: Executive recruiting
Chip firms team up for mobile standards
News Cell phone maker Nokia and chip industry players Texas Instruments, ARM Holdings and STMicroelectronics have formed an alliance to promote standard ways for the silicon chips inside cell phones to work together.
Qualcomm-challenging cell phones to debut in 2004
News Signaling a new challenge for chipmaker Qualcomm, handset manufacturers are planning an October or November debut of cell phones using chipsets created in tandem by Texas Instruments and STMicroelectronics, a TI executive said Friday.
