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AMD Up, HP Down in the Numbers Game [July 3, 2008] Gartner revises Q1 numbers after getting some new information on HP selling
prices, while iSuppli has better news for AMD.
Mobile Phone Users: It's All About Text Appeal [July 3, 2008] While text messaging leads consumers' must-have features, signs point to good news for advancements being pushed by handset makers, carriers and developers.
Low-Income Americans Slipping on Broadband [July 3, 2008] New research finds overall broadband use spreading, but suggests that economic squeeze might be slowing uptake among certain segments.
TomorrowNow's Closure May Not Cure SAP's Pain [July 23, 2008] The move by SAP to shut down its TomorrowNow unit to placate Oracle and its $1 billion lawsuit may not end the German software giant's agony.
Sybase iPhone Support for Notes, Exchange [July 23, 2008] Offers enterprises a more 'seamless' transition to wireless application support for the hot-selling iPhone.
SAP Raises Support Fees [July 17, 2008] Staged increments will see fees totaling 22 percent of license fees by 2012; meanwhile, Acresso offers a solution to manage, and potentially save on license fee costs.
Verdict in Novell/SCO Case a Mixed Bag [July 17, 2008] After weeks of contemplation, a verdict emerges in the Unix trial, though it's unclear how happy Novell will be.
Business Objects Teams Up With Oco [July 15, 2008] The keen competition in the business intelligence market has players scrambling to get the edge.
Borland Launches ALM Management Tools [July 14, 2008] Three tools are designed to provide a look into the application's development over the course of the project.
Citrix, Virtual Iron Duke It Out [July 11, 2008] Name-calling and rude remarks are the order of the day amid invocations to the holy spirit of the open source community.
Nominations Open for CEO Vision Awards [July 11, 2008] Who are the most visionary CEOs in tech? Submit your nominations by Aug. 2 for the 2008 InternetNews.com CEO Vision Awards.
Microsoft to Begin Pushing XP SP3 to Users [July 10, 2008] Some business customers will want to download a blocking toolkit that lets them delay deployment until they're ready.
Microsoft Needs a Little More Fixing [July 10, 2008] A Word zero-day exploit and a problem with a third-party security program prove setbacks, but at least one issue is fixed.
Software Drives the iPhone 3G [July 9, 2008] As interest in the next iPhone grows to a fever pitch ahead of Friday's debut, developers ready its next generation of software.
VMware to Undergo Major Strategy Shift [July 9, 2008] UPDATED: Increased competition, unwillingness to change, EMC's growing frustration all led to CEO Diane Greene's ouster.
VDIworks Ties Up With Microsoft [July 9, 2008] Management capabilities for Hyper-V strengthen Microsoft's position in the virtualization market, as VMware reels from its sudden change of leadership.
Sun, Intel Push Optimized Solaris [July 9, 2008] Eighteen months into the newfound friendship, the two companies provide a glimpse down the road.
Microsoft Server Bundles Almost Ready [July 8, 2008] Microsoft readies two new and updated server bundles designed to meet the needs of small and medium-sized businesses.
Shakeup at VMware, Shakeout Next? [July 8, 2008] Bad blood between Diane Greene and parent company EMC over VMware's direction finally boils over. Former Microsoft exec is the new CEO.
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