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Bing could map path to iPhones

News Microsoft is working on a Bing application for mobile phones, and the iPhone is a possible target for the search and mapping tool, a program manager has said [04 Dec 2009]

Bing Maps beta taps into Silverlight

News Microsoft is releasing a test version of its online map tool that uses Silverlight to deliver 3D pictures and street-level images [03 Dec 2009]

SAP price hikes delayed

News The UK SAP users group predicts rises will not arrive until Q2 next year, after SAP announced its value benchmarking timescale had slipped [02 Dec 2009]

IBM's Tivoli heads to Amazon Web Services

News The Tivoli move highlights another addition to Amazon's stable of enterprise-class applications available on its platform [02 Dec 2009]

Qt gets support for Symbian, multitouch

News Version 4.6 of the Nokia-owned graphical toolkit lets developers write apps within a single framework for a variety of desktop and smartphone platforms [01 Dec 2009]

Chrome OS adapted for Dell netbook

News With an experimental project, Dell has brought Google's browser-based operating system to its Mini 10v Netbook [01 Dec 2009]

'Black screen of death' sparks Microsoft investigation

News The software maker is looking into reports that some users' systems are not working properly after installing the latest Windows security updates [01 Dec 2009]

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Apple changes its UK terms of sale

News The manufacturer is now explicitly liable for faulty or misdescribed goods, after concerns raised by the Office of Fair Trading prompted a revision of Apple's terms and conditions [27 Nov 2009]

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Salesforce.com demos Service Cloud 2

Video Chief executive Marc Benioff and Kraig Swensrud, senior vice president of product marketing, show the company's new customer service software, Service Cloud 2 [27 Nov 2009]


Rickroll virus author hired by iPhone app company

News The creator of the 'ikee' worm, which replaced the wallpaper of jailbroken iPhones with a picture of Rick Astley, has been hired by Australian app developers Mogeneration [27 Nov 2009]

Near-final Thunderbird 3 is released

News The first release candidate of Mozilla Messaging's email software arrives several days later than expected [26 Nov 2009]

Warning over cloud computing's environmental costs

News A report by university IT organisation Jisc says technologies used to connect to the cloud are highly energy inefficient [26 Nov 2009]

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Developers invited into LinkedIn

News The networking site for professionals has opened its platform to developers so they can integrate it into business applications and web sites [24 Nov 2009]

Microsoft may help News Corp vanish from Google

News Rupert Murdoch's media empire is talking with the tech giant about having its websites removed from Google search results, according to a Financial Times report [23 Nov 2009]

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Chrome, Android likely to merge

News Google co-founder Sergey Brin says that the company's two operating-system projects, which could compete with each other in netbooks, may become one OS over time [23 Nov 2009]

Adobe's Acrobat.com adds organiser, mobile app

News The company is improving its Acrobat service with a new organiser and a mobile app for the iPhone and BlackBerry that lets users access their files on the go [20 Nov 2009]

Ballmer touts speed of Windows 7 sales

News At Microsoft's shareholder meeting, the CEO said the OS has sold twice as fast in its early days as any prior version of Windows [20 Nov 2009]

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Google shows Chrome OS, promises 2010 launch

News Google's long-awaited Chrome OS aims at security, speed and simplicity in netbook cloud computing [19 Nov 2009]

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IE9, Silverlight 4, Office 2010 in the PDC spotlight

News Day two of Microsoft's PDC saw clients take centre stage, with browsers, rich internet applications and productivity tools in the spotlight [19 Nov 2009]

Firefox 3.6 beta aims to improve stability

News The third beta imposes a new restriction on how third-party software can interact with it, while a feature called Resource Package could speed up Firefox 3.7 [19 Nov 2009]

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Office 2010 beta released to the public

News Public availability of the test version was announced at PDC in Los Angeles. New features include a mechanism for connecting Outlook to social networks [19 Nov 2009]

Microsoft open-sources .NET for embedded devices

News The software giant has released most of its .NET Micro Framework product, used in devices ranging from sat-nav units to remote controls, under the Apache 2.0 licence [17 Nov 2009]

Office 2010 beta made available to developers

News The updated test version is now available to members of Microsoft's MSDN and TechNet developer programmes [17 Nov 2009]

Adobe offers new Flash, AIR betas

News Flash Player 10.1 gets a hardware video boost, and AIR 2 gets tighter integration with desktop computing resources such as USB drives and multitouch interfaces [17 Nov 2009]

Microsoft introduces Excel for supercomputers

News At the SC09 supercomputing conference, Microsoft released a test version of its Excel spreadsheet redesigned to run on powerful clusters of servers [17 Nov 2009]

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Google backtracks on EtherPad closure

Following Google's acquisition on Friday of AppJet, the company behind the Etherpad collaborative online editor, Aaron Iba, ex-CEO of AppJet, has announced that contrary to the initial... More

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Nokia halves smartphone portfolio

Nokia has reduced the number of smartphone models it intends to introduce in 2010 by half, according to reports. Quoted in an article on Reuters, the Finnish handset maker's new... More

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HP workers set dates for strikes

Unite union members working as mobile engineers at HP CDS will hold a one-day strike on Monday, 7 December, in a dispute over job transfers, pay and pensions. The union said on Thursday... More

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Ozzie: Success of Azure comes down to trust

Ozzie: Success of Azure comes down to trust

News In an interview, Ray Ozzie says businesses will be taking a risk by placing core operations in Microsoft's datacentre, but that the software giant has more to lose if things go bad

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