Monthly Archives: September 2010

Sony E-Reader Line Is Revamped, with a Higher Price

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Amazon.com and Barnes & Noble's strategies for conquering the e-reader market? Cut the prices of their respective Kindle and Nook devices.Sony's strategy for boosting...

Apple TV, iPods, Ping Will Challenge Google, Facebook, Microsoft

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Apple's Sept. 1 event in San Francisco saw the debut of new iPods, a revamped Apple TV and several new services, including a social...

Microsoft Windows Phone 7 Released to Manufacturing

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Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 reached its release-to-manufacturing milestone Sept. 1. From here, the smartphone operating system will be released to Microsoft's partners, who will...

Google Gmail Voice Would Benefit from Cooperation Not Competition

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As it currently stands, Google's recent addition of Public Switched Telephone Network voice calling to Gmail is much ado about nothing. While the feature...

Google Chrome Bounces Back with 7.5% Share

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Google's Chrome Web browser bounced back from a down July with a new high of 7.5 percent market share, according to the latest data...

Back-to-the-Wall Dell Faces Deadline in 3PAR Love Triangle

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Early Sept. 1, Dell -- which simply wants to get better at serving high-end storage customers -- was still revisiting its options. Hewlett-Packard on...

IBM Corrects Security Vulnerability Numbers in Threat Report

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IBM has revised some of the findings in its "X-Force 2010 Mid-year Trend and Risk Report" after complaints that its vulnerability tallies were inaccurate."After...

T-Mobile Takes Aim at Sprint with Clearwire Investment Offer

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A growing coziness between T-Mobile USA and Sprint Nextel has been rumored for months. At one point there were rumors that T-Mobile's parent company,...

Amazon.com Will Challenge Google: 10 Possible Ways

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Amazon.com is making plans to add a subscription-based video streaming service to its list of offerings and is trying to drum up support for...

Spammers Stay Busy Despite Pushdo Botnet Hit

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From the shutdown of McColo to last week's disruption of the Pushdo botnet, spammers have continually found ways to stay in business.Nearly 20 of...