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Nokia, Siemens Combine Telecom Infrastructure

Google Used by Hackers to Host Trojan

RFID Business Bolstered by FDA Ruling

Yahoo Partners With X1 on Search Tool

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Former Wal-Mart CIO to Head Microsoft?

McAfee ‘Falcon’ Antivirus Software Now in Beta

C2 Sues 7 U.S. Telecom Giants for Patent Infringement

Phishing Scam Uses PayPal Secure Servers

Microsoft Preps iPod Challenger, Download Service

Adobe Revenues Up, Income Down

Mac Sales Offset Slowing iPod Growth

Top Ten IT News Stories of the Week; Gates to End Daily Role at Microsoft

Auditors Tell NHS to Track on IT Suppliers

‘iCarta’ for iPods Enables Earbud-Free Bathroom Listening

Amazon Offers Nonperishable Groceries Via the Web

Google to Make All Products Available Everywhere

Verizon, PBS, APTS to Announce TV Pact Friday

Blu-Ray Disc Players, Movies Coming Next Week

IPv6 Rubs Up on U.S. Enterprises

Vulnerability Found in Microsoft Excel

Mac Users Look Forward to Booting Windows

Oracle’s Q4 Results to Top Expectations

Ray Ozzie’s Illustrious IT Career Takes Another Turn

NHS Software Supplier Reshuffles CEO

Google to Purchase Its Mountain View, Calif. HQ for $319M

Australian Telecom, ISP Group Derides Net Neutrality

Microsoft’s Mobile Vista to Require Hybrid Disks

Apple Updates Bluetooth Software

Kensington Unveils New Desktop, Notebook Locks

UGS Gives Software to Chinese Universities

Copyright Debate Fires Up Linux in Australia

Danish Parliament to Use Speech-Recognition Tech

LG.Philips Breaks Ground on LCD Module Plant in Poland

Micron, Lexar Shareholders Set to Vote on Possible Merger

AOL’s Netscape Web Portal Morphs Into ‘Social News’ Site

Global Chip Body Invites China to Join as Member

U.S. Streamlines Controls on Tech Sales to China

Motorola and Others to Launch Mobile Linux Group

The Coolest Gadgets from June 2006

HP to Fund High-End Computing Lab in Singapore

Microsoft’s Bill Gates to Leave Day-To-Day Role in 2008

Microsoft said Bill Gates, the company's chairman and chief software architect, will hand over some of his roles and responsibilities at software behemoth and move out of his day-to-day role to concentrate on his charity.

Google’s ‘Shakespeare’ Site Launched

Microsoft WGA Program Continues to Irk Users

Experts: Patent ‘Trolls’ Difficult to Define

California Professor Wins $1.2M Millennium Tech Prize

Google’s U.S. Government Search Site Unveiled

Microsoft Gives ActiveX Reprieve to Some Customers

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