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Third S'pore air terminal takes off
News After months of systems testing and built at a cost of US$1.2 billion, Changi Airport Terminal 3 officially opens, handling 64 flights on its first day.
Tags: Software integration, Hardware, Business applications
Cisco's virtualization push could benefit consumers
News news analysis Cisco Systems' latest strategy to transform the data center could help pave the way for consumers to get cooler apps on cheaper devices.
Tags: Data centers, Virtualization, Cisco Systems Inc., Device, IP, IP network, Server, vision, network, strategy
Sun exec hopes to elevate storage
News Mark Canepa, newly appointed to lead Sun Microsystems' storage business, hopes the strategy Sun used to vanquish server rivals will work in his new job as well.
Nokia's netbook gamble
News PC companies have already stepped on Nokia's smartphone turf, and now Nokia is taking them on in the Netbook market with the Booklet 3G.
Tags: Notebooks and tablets, Nokia Corp., Apple Inc., Phone, cell phone, laptop computer, Smart Phone, Device, Wireless, AT&T Corp.
Study: Broadband will shape e-commerce
News The phoenix will rise again. That's the message of a study of CEOs, who agreed overwhelmingly that Internet broadband access is the most important trend for the technology sector and may provide the spark that revives the downtrodden e-commerce niche.
Unilever trials new RFID standard
News Unilever is to test a new RFID standard that could make it easier for retailers and manufacturers to share data generated by the tiny tags.
Tags: RFID, Supply chain management (SCM), Logistics planning, Next-generation technology/networks
Tests clear iPhone 3G antenna as cause of reception problems
News Swedish tech publication GP tests the iPhone 3G's antenna to see if that part is to blame for the phone's reception issues, and finds no obvious problems.
Tags: Smart phones, Mac OS, 3G (Third Generation), Apple iPhone 3G, Research In Motion Ltd., Reception Problem, phone, software, 3G, Sweden
Bottleneck on the high-speed highway
News A few days from now, letters will go out to more than 50,000 people across 16 states--along with a few thousand dollars in cash--asking them to become owners of a new fiber-optic network.
iPhone 3G travails: Network, interrupted
News news analysis Users of Apple's marquee gadget say they are having trouble getting, and staying, connected to the 3G networks in their areas.
Tags: Smart phones, Mac OS, 3G (Third Generation), Mobile/Wireless, Apple iPhone 3G, 3G Network, Advertisement, phone, message board, AT&T Corp.
Google buys satellite image firm Keyhole
News The search giant has already slashed the price of Keyhole's flagship product, which lets viewers see photos of locations around the globe.
Tags: Business Strategies & Functions, Search, Investments
Tech publisher to cut 350 jobs, halt some titles
News Hoping to reduce costs in the face of sagging ad sales, Future Network said Friday it would cut 350 jobs, close some publications, and explore future options for new economy magazine Business 2.0.
Apple, AT&T: Bosom buddies or odd couple?
News The two companies that launched the iPhone share much in common. They also have plenty of conflicts as they push competing digital-music businesses.
Tags: Music, Music devices, Smart phones
Sun follows rivals with high-end storage
News The company introduces a collection of storage products, an important step in catching up with competitors such as EMC.
Sun follows rivals with high-end storage
News Sun Microsystems has introduced a high-end collection of storage products, an important measure in catching up to rivals such as EMC.
Cray to use Sun servers in supercomputer
News Cray will use the Sun Fire 6800--the most powerful of the new generation of servers based on Sun's UltraSparc III chip--to shuttle data into and out of an upcoming supercomputer.
