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• Microsoft offering frequent previews of new Windows
• One minute with...Audrey Lyon
• Arrr ye scurvy scum!
• From the Trenches: Striking a balance
• Vodafone jumps into mobile broadband
• Google names new board member, audit chair
• TI seeks to expand customer base with new phone chip
• US SEC proposes internet "e-proxy" postings
• Aust businesses easy targets for hackers: study
• US high court will hear eBay patent case appeal
• SecurityView: Jumping on the UTM bandwagon
• Interview: Cybercrime yields more cash than drugs - expert
• ICANN, VeriSign settlement challenged in California lawsuit
• 'Spam' email filters getting better, FTC says
• Singapore scientists embrace plan for cyberhugs
• Peak performance
• inTechnology signs InfoExpress
• Fine tuning the wireless
• ACS elects new president
• SingTel fills senior positions after reorganisation
• mBlox opens Australian operation
• AT&T Foundation grants US$50,000 to Smith Family
• PluggedIn: Brain games, fortunes, pets entice Japan players
• Nokia sees 2006 market beating expectations
• Siemens brings fast internet, mobile to Greenland
• destra terminates digital media sale
• ASG forecasts strong earnings
• Ericsson buys TUSC
• HP outlines 2006 partner strategy
• Global chip plant Q3 usage rate rises
• EU committee backs telecoms data storage rule
• Synnex grabs HP notebook distribution
• Canon develops printer for digital TV broadcasts
• Juniper to more than double India engineering staff
• Consumers underestimate computer virus threat: BT
• Cell phones are safe, Dutch health council says
• Movie studios, BitTorrent sign anti-piracy pact
• Computer server sales up 8 percent on low-cost units
• The Last Word: Engulf and devour
• Under the wire: Blump on a blog
• Whitegold to move HQ
• Oracle CEO to pay US$122mln to settle lawsuit
• ASX questions Sonnet’s operating loss disclosure
• Brightpoint moves into VoIP with Skype deal
• One minute with...Eric Krieger
• Online criminals shift focus of attack: study
• Long lines greet Xbox 360 in rainy New York debut
• Integrity Data Systems sold to TR Corporation
• CA looks to partners for enterprise push
• Microsoft to open the standard behind Office
• destra program to up cross sales
• Sony Ericsson reclaims number four handset spot from LG
• Analysis: Sony may lose grip in next game consoles war
• Microsoft in video game market for long haul: Gates
• Europeans expected to flock to TV over internet
• Apple secures flash memory supply deals for iPod
• Free internet "Star Trek" spoof is top Finnish film
• Sony reworks channel for conferencing push
• ShadowRAM: Morgan chews the 'Apple Core'
• Paclink opens in Queensland
• No plans for more Qualcomm suits in EU dispute - CEO
• LG Elec may double plasma panel capacity by 2007
• Syspro on ERP expansion path
• Optima jumps into storage
• Google stock breaks US$400 a share, hits new high
• Sony, NEC to form optical disk drive joint venture
• Blu-ray, HP at odds over high-def DVD launch plan
• eBay sets up Asia HQ in Korea, sees robust growth
• Interview: Motorola sees expanded Indian reach boosting share
• From the trenches: Wider opportunity
• Nokia to buy Intellisync for around US$430mln
• Oracle acquires two security software companies
• Samsung, Hynix in chip supply talks with Apple
• Todaytech unveils ‘Macron’ laptop brand
• Motorola plans new shapes, launch strategy in 2006
• Microsoft expects solid debut for Xbox 360
• E2E launches in Australia
• Feature: Can technology ease Africa's woes?
• CBL to launch data recovery warranty
• Microchip sales growth seen accelerating
• Sony BMG recalls copy-protected music CDs
• Microsoft aims to enter supercomputer market
• Oracle says gets US regulator OK on Siebel deal
• US retains control of Internet traffic system
• Microsoft overhauls partner program
• Interview: MSN expects China to be top five market by 2010
• Alstom IT rebrand goes back to the future
• Dexterra upwardly mobile
• MP3 players and product liability
• Microsoft to remove Sony BMG malware from PCs
• UN alarmed at duping of migrants via internet
• Music industry launches new internet piracy crackdown
• IBM's marketing chief to step down - WSJ
• Interview: Intel sees Asia leading wireless internet roll-out
• Intel sets up US$50mln Middle East technology fund
• South Korea sees 8-9 mln "Wibro" internet users by 2007
• Linksys in small business communications play
• Still a buck to be had in local PC market
• Aventail calls for niche partners
• Nikon Q2 net profit tumbles, outlook maintained
• Australia's Telstra to cut jobs, revamp network
• State Bank of India forms joint tech firm with TCS
• ASX grills Volante
• Sony Ericsson launches new entry-level phones
• Philips eyes medical device buys, to take time
• Free website therapy - Google gives away analytics
• No resolution on Net control seen at tech summit
• Optus announces 3G network
• SingTel's Optus says 3G launch to add customers
• PluggedIn: Showdown looms over US Internet control
• Vodafone licenses open-standard anti-piracy tech
• EU takes swipe at US internet oversight
• KAZ's CRM master
• New Bill Express contracts fuel growth
• Interview: DoCoMo sees little threat from new competitors
• India's CDMA user base grows to 14.35 mln in Oct
• India cuts domestic, overseas telecom licence fees
• Three companies shut down on spyware charges
• Oracle names Naomi Seligman to board of directors
• Partners flock to software as service
• Corporate Linux backers form patent-sharing firm
• MGM to support Blu-ray disc format
• Weaving wireless magic
• Suit targets Sony BMG anti-piracy technology
• US judge says stay unlikely in RIM patent case
• Interview: Alibaba plans big expansion for Yahoo China
• Chipping at the mod-chip case
• Deutsche Telekom in spending spree to boost growth
• Ingram flys VAD flag
• Japan's Olympus to shrink compact camera business
• Qualcomm digs in heels against Nokia, others
• Gates memo calls for new web strategy at Microsoft
• Pixar profit boosted by "Nemo"
• IBM releases software to promote Cell
• Microsoft warns of flaw in newer Windows versions
• Harvey Norman snaps up Megamart
• Apple resellers to lose education sales
• Selling open source
• ACMA flags digital radio standards
• Firewall signs Crossbeam
• TCS buys Chile outsourcing firm for US$23mln
• Samsung Group to spend US$45bln on R&D over five years
• India sees fastest GSM mobile user growth in Oct
• Microsoft unveils new SQL, Visual Studio, BizTalk offerings
• Fujitsu increases vendor partner support
• Microsoft launches database, business programs
• Blackbaud names Microsoft exec as CEO
• Qualcomm sues Nokia over mobile phone patents
• HK online movie pirate sentenced to three month's jail
• Riverbed opens local office
• Australians go zombie hunting
• Nortel talks with BSNL could cut deal size
• New deal moves LogicaCMG deeper into government space
• Novell Australia plays down local staff cuts
• EBay founder starts $100 million microfinance fund
• Reuters Summit: Microchip makers avoid building plants
• Kaz in $200 million defence win
• Amazon to sell digital books in Google challenge
• US charges 'Botmaster' in unique computer crime
• ACS calls for new ICT education benchmark
• PC Club ordered to pay $1.3 million to Microsoft
• One minute with...Vic Whiteley
• Feature: Rival tech towns may outrun Bangalore
• Nortel has more records subpoenaed in US probe
• Samsung upbeat on chip outlook despite price cuts
• Google, libraries post first batch of books online
• Microsoft acquires file management software maker
• Samsung to bolster ties with partners to rival iPod
• Microsoft to buy internet calling software company
• Apple hits new high, on video, PC expectations
• Napster posts second-quarter loss
• Novell to restructure, record charge
• Sex and drugs and SMS
• Under the wire: Eye pods
• Come to Hannover 2006, says CeBIT delegation
• Time Warner posts higher profit, boosts buyback
• Pop stars tap new technology to market music
• Harvey Norman’s Slack-Smith gets promoted
• Nokia sees mobile TV networks running by mid-2006
• HP announces change to board election policy
• Interstate cables OK despite tunnel collapse: Telstra
• Lenovo profit tops forecasts, but shares skid
• Microsoft makes big push on ad-based web software
• From the trenches: Time for wake-up call
• Lance Armstrong wins cybersquatting case
• Microsoft unveils online Windows, Office services
• AMD, IBM expand chip technology research pact
• Motorola to settle lawsuit against former COO
• Channel central to Vodafone's 3G plans
• British man jailed for eBay phishing fraud
• IBM agrees to acquire software maker iPhrase
• Hackers use bird flu emails to hijack computers
• Hitachi Q2 profit tumbles, outlook slashed
• BigAir announces list plans after Veritel buy
• Interview: Wikipedia may go to print, says founder
• US high court won't review Microsoft patent case
• Samsung Electronics to start new LCD line output in April
• Object Consulting opens Canberra office
• Redmap wins Qld IT export prize for third time
• Oracle hunts targets, investors wary
• Bill Gates pledges US$258 million to fight malaria
• Global chip sales up strongly before Christmas