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Sep 8

Google Instant – more searches, less thought #

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Sergey Brin gets in your head Analysis  Google is on a mission to make web search as fast as the human brain will allow.

EMC girds itself for low-end mid-range assault #

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Due early 2011 EMC will introduce a new mid-range storage product in early 2011.

Sussex police try new tactic to relieve snappers of pics #

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Section 19. Nanananana.......... The problem of police decision-making on who is permitted to take photographs of what is highlighted again in a disturbing incident at...

Sep 6

Symantec finally secures HackIsWack #

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It's such a bungle, sometimes, it makes you wonder... Symantec has belatedly secured its laughable HackIsWack competition website.…...

Sep 3

Google faces antitrust investigation in Texas #

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EU complaint echoed in US Google is facing an antitrust investigation in Texas over claims the company unfairly manipulated results on its search engine.… Free...

Unity – iPhone code swap approved by Jobs (for now) #

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Un-Flash eyes world of Google Steve Jobs forbids you from building iPhone applications with a language other than Objective C, C, or C++.

Apple TV: Now you've done it #

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Has it lost the war on OTT video? Comment  This is the day that Apple lost the war for Over The Top content, not only...

Sep 1

Red Hat in talks to buy JBoss cloud fluffer Makara #

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Middleware union Red Hat is in talks to buy a JBoss cloud provisioning startup called Makara, according to a source familiar with the matter.…...

New iPod crew: 'Phoney, futuristic, retro, doomed #

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Apple admits error shock Apple has revamped three quarters of its iPod line.

iOS gets multiplayer games, wireless printing and more #

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Palm-sized Apple TV unveiled Apple CEO Steve Jobs has unveiled the next two generations of iOS, updates that will bring multiplayer gaming and high-definition photography...

Aug 31

Hitachi GST IPO may be coming #

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Reuters saying - so it isn't spin Via Aaron Rakers of Stifel Nicolaus I'm hearing Hitachi GST may be being prepped for an IPO.…...

VMware blows vCloud across skies public and private #

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Project Redwood is go VMware has officially lifted the curtain on Project Redwood, its long-expected platform for building so-called infrastructure clouds.

Aug 27

Once-prolific Pushdo botnet crippled #

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Torrent of spam choked Security researchers have disrupted the botnet known as Pushdo, a coup that over the past 48 hours has almost completely choked...

Google eats pseudo Swedish social startup #

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Mmmm, Ångströ Google has acquired the Palo Alto-based startup Ångströ, an outfit that built all sorts of apps that hook into "social" sites such as...

HP tops Dell's offer for 3PAR #

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Poker pot reaches $1.8bn HP upped the ante in its battle with Dell last night- outbidding the direct seller's $24 a share offer for 3PAR...

Aug 26

Moshe Yanai has left IBM #

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Pursuing other interests Moshe Yanai, the founder of EMC's Symmetrix product, storage company XIV and co-founder of Diligent, has left IBM.…...

H.264 answers Google's open codec with forever free license* #

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* Free forever for free apps only MPEG-LA — the organization that oversees the H.264 video codec on behalf of patent holders such as Apple...

Vulture 1: Plane plans planned #

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Full constructional details on the drawing board The Paper Aircraft Released Into Space (PARIS) team would like to assure readers that we will be providing...

Aug 25

Marten Mickos defends honor of Ubuntu's Koala food #

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'Open core' Eucalyptus scales fightback Marten Mickos – the former MySQL chief executive who now heads build-you-own-cloud outfit Eucalyptus Systems – has defended the Eucalyptus...

Java lobby lowers Android and iPhone defenses #

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Help us to help you help us Carriers and handset makers are rallying to make it cheaper and easier to deliver applications on phones using...

Citrix takes hypervisor bare-metal on PCs #

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XenClient is less than it could be On Wednesday, Citrix Systems kicked out XenClient, a bare-metal (or type 1 in virt lingo) hypervisor aimed at...

Aug 24

Google tests phone calls from Gmail #

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VoiceChatTalk VoIP Google is testing a service that lets you make phone calls from Gmail, according to a report that includes a screen shot of...

Mobile 3D planned for MeeGo Linux #

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Like Second Life, only successful Intel and Nokia are reviving the spirit of Second Life with plans for 3D interfaces on mobile devices running their...

Aug 19

Intel snaps up McAfee in $7bn deal #

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Surprise security snaffle Intel has bought information security specialist McAfee in a surprise deal valued at $7.68bn.…...

Aug 18

Giant vulture menaces Scottish skies #

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'A genuine threat to airplanes' Pilots over Scotland have been warned to keep a sharp eye out for a Rueppell's Griffon Vulture which is currently...

Aug 16

Dell shakes up storage array game with 3PAR buy #

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Complements EqualLogic Dell is changing the enterprise storage array supplier landscape by buying 3PAR for $1.5bn, adding an enterprise block storage array to its storage...

Intel's SSD roadmap leaked #

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Smaller process and larger capacities A leaked slide of Intel's nine-month solid state drive (SSD) roadmap shows a 400MB multi-level cell (MLC) enterprise solid state...

Aug 13

Oracle declares war over Java in Google's Android #

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Clash of the titans Oracle has mounted a no-holds-barred legal attack on Google's Android operating system in a lawsuit that accuses the internet giant of...

Open source's ardent admirers take but don't give #

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Free riders' self-defeating logic Open...and Shut  Open source went mainstream long ago.

Blackhole your malware #

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Block the bad domains Sysadmin blog  Attempting to prevent Malware from infecting computers is an important duty of a systems administrator.

Aug 12

Samsung and Seagate snuggle on solid state drives #

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Enterprise hook-up Samsung and Seagate will jointly develop and cross-license controller technologies for solid state drives (SSDs) used in enterprise applications.… Free On-Demand Webcast -...

Aug 11

Oracle hates discs, loves tape #

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Database giant reckons Flash and tape are the future Oracle EVP John Fowler has damned disk technology, praised flash and said tape has a future...

Aug 9

Google, Verizon offer net neutrality proposal #

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A free internet — except when it isn't Google and Verizon have hammered out a joint proposal for the FCC and internet industry in the...

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