Monthly Archives: November 2009

First iPhone Worm Hits Australia with Pop Singer in Tow

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The first known worm for the Apple iPhone is sweeping across Australia, and it is taking advantage of default SSH passwords on jail-broken phones.The...

Intel Atom Drives Record Quarter for Chip Shipments: IDC

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Microprocessor shipments surged in the third quarter-driven in large part by mobile PCs-which bodes well for the market going into 2010, according to analysts...

Sprint Nextel to Cut Up to 2,500 Jobs

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Sprint Nextel plans to lay off between 2,000 to 2,500 jobs in the fourth quarter of 2009. The Overland, Kan.-based wireless technology carrier wants...

REVIEW: Firefox 3.6, Google Chrome 4.0 Betas Show Modest Advances

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In the new tradition of rapid browser evolution, both Google and Mozilla have recently released new beta versions: Chrome 4.0 and Firefox 3.6, respectively.Looking...

Nokia Recalls 14 Million Phone Chargers at Risk for Shock

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Nokia is recalling three types of AC chargers that are compatible with several of its smartphones, feature phones, a Bluetooth headset and a desktop...

EC Hands Down Formal Objection to Oracle-Sun Deal

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It wasn't much of a surprise to people following the progress of the Oracle's acquisition of Sun Microsystems that a formal objection to the...

OpenOffice Mouse Offers 18 Programmable Buttons

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A computer mouse designed by WarMouse, in collaboration with OpenOffice.org, will feature 18 programmable buttons and is designed for a variety of software applications,...

Microsoft’s Teamprise Acquisition Takes Visual Studio Cross-Platform

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Microsoft has announced that it will purchase the Teamprise technology and other Teamprise-related assets from SourceGear to deliver cross-platform support for Microsoft's Visual Studio...

SonicWall, ConnectWise Announce Integration Partnership

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Network security firm SonicWall and ConnectWise, a SAAS/Cloud provider of professional service automation applications designed for technology consultants, integrators and developers, announced a partnership...

Murdoch: News Corp to Hide Paid Content from Google

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Rupert Murdoch says in this video he would make News Corp's paid content invisible from Google:How? News Corp could add a couple of code...