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ITIL adoption fastest in Asia-Pacific
News A recent survey finds Asia-Pacific to be the region with the highest adoption rate for ITIL processes, as companies scramble to meet world standards.
Tags: IT Governance
Apple MacBook Pro: a first look
Reviews The Intel Core Duo-based MacBook Pro may give Apple bragging rights to the prettiest and most powerful notebook on the planet.
WiMax is hype, says Nokia
News The tech industry is getting overheated about the long-range broadband access technology WiMax, according to the mobile phone maker.
Tags: Mobile platforms/communications, WiMax
Elephants ready to party as eBay ban approaches
News Cyber barter site is set to put into effect a worldwide ban on ivory products on Jan. 1, a move animal rights advocates hope will slow the illegal trade in wildlife species and products online.
Tags: Web sites, Internet, Elephant, eBay Inc., Asia, recession, News.com, Adobe PDF, blog, Africa
Apple's Internet presence grows
News In December, the Mac OS and the iPhone together accounted for 10 percent of what Net Applications calls market share of Internet usage.
Tags: Mac OS, Mobile processors, 3G (Third Generation), Web sites, Apple Inc., Web Browser, Open Source, Apple Macintosh, Apple Mac OS, operating system
RIM CEO: We were pulled into the consumer market
News BlackBerry maker chief Mike Lazaridis says the company has learned that it must make a wide range of devices to fulfill expectations.
Tags: Smart phones, Consumer Technology, RIM BlackBerry, Smart Phone, Research In Motion Ltd., Device, phone, cellular network, e-mail, BlackBerry Pearl
TAM seeks more serious audience
News Thailand Animation and Multimedia (TAM) 2007 event will now be relaunched to provide support and funding for Thailand's software developers.
Tags: Software, Multimedia
Techies converge in the U.S. to talk mashups
News Around 300 people are expected for MashupCamp, the first gathering of developers and API providers to talk about mashups.
Tags: Web sites, Business applications
PeopleSoft's last hurrah?
News Thousands of customers attending what could be PeopleSoft's last independent annual conference want to know: Will Oracle prevail?
Tags: Business applications
Searching on Zotspot could earn users a 10 spot
News Small search site is the latest to use incentives, like paying people for referrals, to draw traffic from the big guys.
Tags: Web sites, Search, Advertising
SAP to defend Oracle bid in letter
News The German software maker has its own interests at stake in the merger battle: The acquisition of PeopleSoft would leave it with one less competitor to worry about.
Tags: Business applications
PeopleSoft revenue misses lowered targets
News Despite taking in the income it expected, sales come in below estimates. Guess who it's blaming?
Tags: Earning reports/forecasts
ITIL overshadowed by other priorities
News ITIL adoption and certification is lower in Asia compared to other parts of the world, as Asian companies have other organizational priorities.
Tags: IT Governance
Online music network Artistdirect joins IPO frenzy
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UK unveils ID cards for foreign nationals
News Britain's Home secretary Jacqui Smith has unveiled ID cards for foreign nationals, drawing criticism from opposition parties and campaigners.
Tags: Security, Biometrics, Home Secretary, Supplier, Democrat, Database, ID Card, Government, U.K., biometric fingerprint
