Monthly Archives: May 2009

Acer Passes Dell in Q1 Netbook Shipments

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Nearly 6 million mininotebooks, or netbooks, were shipped in the first quarter of 2009, raising their standing within the notebook PC market to almost...

Apple Updates Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard

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Apple has issued an update for Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard that includes general operating system fixes to security, video playback and other areas.According...

Intel Fine in Europe May Have Ripple Effect in U.S.

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The European Commission's $1.45 billion fine against Intel for violating antitrust regulations is sparking a debate over what constitutes illegal practices and how U.S....

Cisco, Clearwire Ally for Continued WiMax Push

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Clearwire and Cisco announced May 12 an alliance to enhance and expand Clearwire's 4G mobile WiMax network, currently limited to Baltimore and Portland, Ore....

Comparing Job Openings to Job Seekers

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The Economic Policy Institute, a non-profit think-tank based in Washington, D.C., has a recent blog that gives some eye-opening perspective on the ratio of...

Laid-Off Couples Learn to Cope

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The Wall Street Journal has a piece profiling the lives of couples who have both lost their jobs.It's a good piece, as it shows...

Is Microsoft Planning a Zune Phone for June?

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Is Microsoft planning to release a Zune smartphone for this June?In April, Microsoft's John Starkweather, director of social marketing and mobile experiences, responded to...

Why Does Microsoft Need $3.75 Billion?

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Microsoft raised $3.75 billion selling bonds to investors on May 11, fueling speculation over what the software giant intends to do with the cash.In...

Intel Anti-Competitive Fine Could Be in the Billions

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Intel is expected to be charged with anti-competitive behavior by the European Union sometime this week, and the chip giant could face an enormous...

Aruba Releases Virtual Branch Office Solution

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With the remote networking market targeted by virtual branch office comprising roughly half of the nearly $11 billion WAN edge market, Aruba Networks said...