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Nokia's Kallasvuo Vows To 'Move Even Faster'
Nokia is the global cell-phone leader, but when it comes to feature-packed smartphones, analysts say it is under threat from rivals Apple, RIM and Google. What does CEO Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo plan to do? |
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Nexus One Now Works on iPhone's Wireless System
Google has upgraded its Nexus One phone so it works on the same high-speed wireless network as Apple's iPhone, putting the increasingly antagonistic rivals on an even more direct collision course. |
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Nexus One Rival Droid Gets Android 2.1 Update
After rolling out its latest operating system on its exclusive Nexus One smartphone in January, Google will now release Android 2.1 for a top competitor: the Motorola Droid, distributed by Verizon. |
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IBM Offers Software Development in the Cloud
IBM is going deeper into cloud computing with beta versions of an expanded commercial cloud-based service for software development and testing, on both public and private clouds. |
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Tool Moves Exchange Customers To Google Apps
Google is making it easier for IT administrators to switch from Microsoft Exchange to Google Apps. The Internet search giant has made available a tool to help businesses migrate from Exchange. |
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Pegasystems Acquires Chordiant Software for $161.5M
In a further consolidation of the CRM space, Pegasystems is buying Chordiant Software for $161.5M, giving Pega users access to Chordiant's CRM assets and decision-management solutions. |
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Law Enforcement Fights Crime on Facebook
Law-enforcement agents are following the rest of the Internet world into popular social networks, going undercover with false online profiles to communicate with suspects and gather evidence. |
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VeriSign Plans $300 Million Tech Overhaul
VeriSign, whose technology is key to allowing Internet users to access web sites with names ending in ".com" and ".net," plans to spend more than $300 million over the next decade to upgrade systems. |
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Online Censorship Is Getting Craftier
Repressive regimes, including China, Iran and Tunisia, have stepped up their efforts to censor the Internet and jail dissidents, Reporters Without Borders said in a new study of censorship practices. |
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Amazon.com Rolls Out Kindle For Mac
Nokia CEO To 'Move Even Faster'
Digital Piracy Escalates in Europe
Google Plans Web-Based TV Service
Lenovo Plans Mobile-Internet Focus
Google Testing TV Search Service
Android 2.1 Update Issued for Droid
New Xeon May Retire 'Geezer Servers'
Pegasystems Acquires Chordiant 
IE 6 and 7 Vulnerability Being Exploited
Sony PS3 Controller Targets Nintendo
Verizon Reports Faster LTE Speeds
New Leader for Web Standards Group
Workers on Leave in Webcam Probe
MS Assistive Technology for Seniors
Intel Core i7 Extreme Boosts Laptops
Speedy Internet Plan Hits Sore Spots
MySpace Aims To Reverse Exodus
