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Analysts: Web 2.0 to spur smartphone demand
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IBM plans 20 petaflop supercomputer
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Sun able to 'weather' downturn
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Downturn to dull flash, Ethernet storage
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PINoptic secures smartphones using picture codes
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NHS critical IT faults double in three years
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IBM report: Security vulnerabilities going unpatched
A report by IBM X-Force has found many disclosed vulnerabilities are unpatched years later, and that Microsoft is the vendor with the highest percentage of disclosed holes ...
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HealthSmart gets new head
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India will still enjoy IT growth this year
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Ask partners with Symantec on security ratings for Web searches
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Optus Android phone expected shortly
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Crocodile interrupts Telstra operation
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IE market share drops, Firefox gains
Microsoft's Internet Explorer is continuing to lose market share to rival browsers Firefox, Safari and Google Chrome, according to new Web metrics.
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Microsoft aims to show Windows 7 'readiness'
Even though it's not willing to say when the operating system will ship, Microsoft is nonetheless trying to show partners that the time for them to get ready is...
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IBM report: Vulnerabilities still going unpatched
Many disclosed vulnerabilities are still unpatched years later, notes report, while Microsoft is vendor with the highest percentage of disclosed holes.
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