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Rocky climb for mobile IM
Insight Efforts by the mobile industry to close the interoperability gap in the instant messaging (IM) market could prove futile.
Tags: Mobile/Wireless, Instant messaging, Strategy
Open source software still faces IP risks
News update The platform is no longer dogged by reliability issues, but doubt remains about whether the GPL is recognized as a legal contract.
Tags: Open source, Software licensing
NTT purchases set stage global expansion
News After years of dominating Japan's telecommunications market, Nippon Telegraph & Telephone Corp and its cellular phone arm, NTT DoCoMo Inc, are going global.
Dutch firm files antitrust complaint against Microsoft
News A Dutch software dealer is arguing that by charging more for its software in Europe, Microsoft is violating antitrust laws.
Tags: Antitrust, Software, Microsoft Corp., Van, Dutch company, Europe, Software Dealer, European Commission, U.S., commission
Commodore joins Netbook crowd
News Name associated with iconic '80s C64 is appearing on a laptop that is joining the nascent but thriving Netbook market.
Tags: Notebooks and tablets, Personal Computers, Dutch company, Amiga, ASUS, processor, brand name, keyboard, hard drive, Laptop Computer
EC approves Ericsson, STMicro joint venture
News The European Commission gives nod for deal that sets up a business to provide wireless platforms for handsets and semiconductors for mobile communications.
Tags: Networking, Mobile platforms/communications, Hardware, Software, Mobile, Wireless Platform, Semiconductor, Wireless, Dutch company, 2G
SingTel close to buying Telkomsel stake
News PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia (Telkom) president director Muhammad Nazief confirmed that Singapore Telecom's bid to buy a 22.3 percent stake in Telkom's cell phone subsidiary, PT Telkomsel, is close to being settled.
Philips to divest cellphone business
News Dutch electronics giant will soon transfer what's left of its cellphone business to its Chinese joint venture.
Tags: Cellular phones, Business Strategies & Functions
NorthPoint eyes Europe, shakes up leadership
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Napster hit by defecting users
News The latest figures show that Napster has been hemorrhaging users over the last four months while rival song-swapping sites are booming.
Morpheus network goes open source
News Days after being shut out from the file-swapping network pool that includes partners Kazaa and Grokster, Morpheus returns with new software--and new friends.
Morpheus gives Web surfers a detour
News StreamCast Networks, distributor of the popular software, is quietly counting the number of times its file swappers visit high-profile shopping sites.
China's Sparkice.com may list in Germany
News Sparkice.com, a Chinese Internet service provider, is considering an initial public offering on Frankfurt's Neuer Markt, the German exchange for high- growth companies created in early 1997.
KPN to take $9 billion stake in E-Plus
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New Morpheus: Dead or alive?
News After a lockout, the file-swapping service comes back with an open-source upgrade.
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