Monthly Archives: March 2009

Oracle’s Ellison Confident in Business Model, Despite Economy

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Oracle CEO Larry Ellison feels that his company is making broad-based gains against its competitors, even as the global recession weighs down the IT...

Hatch Predicts Patent Reform Victory

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High tech hopes U.S. Sen. Orrin Hatch is correct. The Utah Republican, co-sponsor of a patent reform bill before Congress, predicted March 18 the...

Get a Better Phone Number, Help a Charity

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A good phone number is simple to remember, but not easy to come by. Until now-ePhoneNumbers is a newly launched public company that will...

SMS Media Group Packages SAAS Texting for SMBs

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After announcing the launch March 13 of its SMSdelivery application specifically for small and midsize businesses, SMS Media Group is introducing a solution called...

Google, Sony Attempt to Counter Amazon Kindle with 600,000-eBook Library

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Google and Sony announced that Google's library of public-domain eBooks would now be available for free on the Sony Reader, increasing its library of...

Microsoft to Unveil Open-Source Security Analyzer for Application Developers

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Microsoft is releasing an open-source tool to help application developers examine the causes behind program crashes.Microsoft plans to unveil the tool, called the !exploitable...

Microsoft Internet Explorer 8 Shows Great Improvement, but It’s Already a Step Behind Rivals

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Microsoft Internet Explorer 8 is a big improvement over previous versions of the Web browser. It's a must-upgrade for any current IE user--with improved...

Why Google Chrome, Experiments Matter

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Google's Chrome browser is more than just a poke in the eye at Microsoft. It's a strategic move that should have both Microsoft and...

And That’s All for Newber

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Anyone still hoping Newber will make it through Apple's maze of certification can kiss that hope goodbye and should now start longing for Google...

Nearly Retired Workers Staying Put

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Job site Careerbuilder released a study yesterday showing, not surprisingly, that workers over 60 years old are having to stay working for a lot...