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Oracle Patches 45 Vulnerabilities
BEA joins the quarterly roundup for Oracle critical patch update.
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Symbian to Work With Google on OS?
Chief of smartphone app vendor hints at further collaboration with the search giant.
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RIM Charges Ahead With Growth Abroad
Leader of BlackBerry maker has big plans for the handset's expansion.
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European Regulators Refocus on Intel
Report says the chipmaker faces new antitrust charges.
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HP Enters the Mobile Datacenter Market
The datacenter-in-a-shipping-container concept is embraced by one of the biggest players in computing.
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Business Objects Teams Up With Oco
The keen competition in the business intelligence market has players scrambling to get the edge.
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Intel Defies Economy, Seasonal Weakness
Aggressive cost cutting begins to pay off on the bottom line.
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Sabotage the Charge in S.F. Net Admin Case
San Francisco charges network administrator with four felony counts as city probes how far the damage goes.
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Technical Analysis: Selling Pressure Builds
Selling pressure turned intense today, but was it enough for a bottom?
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Cisco Expands 40G Reach
Networking giant adds new support for IPoDWDM, technology that enables carriers to cost-effectively extend their networks.
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WordPress 2.7 arrives tonight
Blogging platform WordPress is getting a big upgrade tonight, with a whole new dashboard and the option to write quick posts right from the admin page.
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Take note, Intel: New silicon to redefine Netbooks
New chips from Advanced Micro Devices, Freescale Semiconductor, and Qualcomm may redefine the market for so-called Netbooks and ultraportables.
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Major Python update makes break with past
Python 3.0 is a major change from the Python 2 series, and the first release that is intentionally backwards-incompatible.
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Ad agency in 'virgin' controversy
In a campaign for the Burger King Whopper, Crispin Porter and Bogusky is doing a taste test with some of the remotest peoples of the world.
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Italy, not biofuels hold back EU energy deal
Biofuel dead-lock put to rest, but other issues prevent the EU from sealing the green energy deal.
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Intel, Nvidia bookend top-20 chip ranking
Featured links from the CNET Blog Network Intel, Nvidia bookend top-20 chip ranking--iSuppli's preliminary 2008 top-20 chip rankings are out as memory chipmakers fall upon hard times. Harvard team to copyright office: Let consumers hack DRM abandonware --What if a failing DRM store didn't mean that consumers would be left high and dry? What if instead, consumers had a legal right to hack the software to gain access to content that they paid for? Seven awesome new iPhone freebies--Talk about a lucky seven: These great apps won't cost you a dime. CBS adds Launchcast to its online radio arsenal--Launchcast, Yahoo's streaming music site, joins Last.fm and AOL Radio in CBS's online radio arsenal.
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Former WorldCom CEO seeks clemency
Bernie Ebbers, the former CEO of WorldCom who is serving a 25-year prison term for masterminding an $11 billion accounting scandal, wants President Bush to lighten his sentence.
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Report: IAC may sell smaller businesses
According to PaidContent, some of the Barry Diller-led conglomerate's "programming" sites may be sold off, as it tries to weather the recession.
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Nokia further reduces forecast
For the second time in a month, Nokia revises its forecast and tells investors that a slumping economy will hurt sales in the fourth quarter.
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Non-G1 Android phone to hit Australia in January
Kogan Technologies' Agora phone will be the first sold Down Under to run Google's mobile operating system. It has a keyboard, a touch screen, and 3G connectivity.
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