Monthly Archives: January 2007

How to Spam Google Maps

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Upon learning that satellites would be flying overhead to capture images used in Google Maps, a couple living in Sydney, Australia, decided to spam...

Red Hat Signs New Enterprise Client

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Red Hat, facing increased competition from the Novell/Microsoft alliance and Oracle, has won a new enterprise customer: Union Bank of California. Union Bank, which is...

Symantec Buys Asset Management Specialist Altiris

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Symantec has added to the slew of technologies it will offer as part of its unified security architecture, announcing a deal on Jan. 29...

Smart Card Alliance Releases Security, Privacy Guidelines

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The Smart Card Alliance, which represents a plethora of companies and governmental entities with a vested interest in the successful marriage of RFID and...

Cenzic, Borland Team Up on Secure Application Development

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Security solution provider Cenzic has integrated its Hailstorm software into the newly available Borland Gauntlet—a move that seeks to help IT organizations to proactively...

Tech Mergers, Acquisitions Jump 48%, Helped by Private Equity

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Technology mergers and acquisitions jumped 48 percent in 2006, helped by high liquidity worldwide and an increase in buyouts outside the United States. Technology M&A...

Feds Hesitate to Adopt Telework

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Just 140,694 federal workers telecommuted in 2005, 7.7 percent of the federal work force and less than one-fifth (19 percent) of those who were...

Big Tech Firms Sales Up 16% in Q4

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Most enterprise technology companies had strong growth in the fourth quarter, with IBM and Microsoft benefiting from strong sales of software, and EMC and...

Mimosa Ships First E-Mail Archiving Software for Handhelds

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Data management software maker Mimosa Systems said Jan. 29 that it has expanded platform coverage for its browser-based NearPoint 2.1 e-mail archiving product from...

HP, Gateway Eye Old and New Customers with Vista

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As consumers wait for the latest version of Microsofts Windows Vista operating system to hit the shelves, Hewlett-Packard and Gateway are each angling for...