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Microsoft, Google duke it out for China
Insight China is quickly proving to be the next great Internet marketplace, and both Microsoft and Google are prepared to fight for it, starting in American courtrooms.
Tags: Software engineering/development, Personal applications
Could cell phones be the Palms of the future?
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Web messaging moves for the money
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IBM to buy Chinese e-mail company
News Big Blue has announced its intention to acquire Outblaze, a hosted e-mail and messaging business based in Hong Kong.
Tags: E-mail servers, Services, Acquisitions, IBM Corp., Hong Kong, messaging service, Tool, Messaging, messaging company, developing country
Protecting yourself from vishing attacks
News First there was phishing and now there is vishing. Here's an FAQ for consumers to learn more about the latest scam techniques that uses your phone.
Tags: Spam and phishing, Cellular phones, Phishing, Phone Number, PBX, Attack, FTC, phone, e-mail, network
Earnings, stock split boost Qualcomm
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CMGI buys Tribal Voice to beef up instant messaging
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Hotmail, MSN Messenger get a boost in India
News Microsoft and Mobile 365 sign up more providers to bring e-mail and IM to cell phone subscribers.
Tags: Cellular phones, Web sites, E-mail clients, Instant messaging
Messaging firm Critical Path eyes new corporate strategy
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Skype to address identification concerns
News VoIP company admits that some IT pros are worried about ID authentication, which could hamper its enterprise push.
Tags: VoIP/IP telephony, Network security, Authentication and encryption
Aimster sounds off in Napster's wake
News The file-swapping and instant messaging company opens a new front in the online music wars, asking for court protection against the record industry in a pre-emptive legal strike.
Aimster sounds off in Napster's wake
News File-swapping and instant messaging company Aimster has opened a new front in the online music wars, asking for court protection against the record industry in a pre-emptive legal strike.
Companies drop the dot-com to survive
News Jfax.com chief executive Steven Hamerslag decided his money-losing Internet messaging company needed a name the online world would respect. So he's dropping the dotcom.
Onebox wireless "all-in-one" messaging to boost Phone.com
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Wireless "all-in-one" messaging to boost Phone.com
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