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AT&T Intros Moto Q Smartphone With Global Roaming

AT&T on Thursday announced that Motorola's 3G-enabled Moto Q 9h smartphone will be available to the carrier's customers in the United States starting this week. The Moto Q 9h, or the Moto Q global as AT&T calls it, has the ability to access high-spee... full story

updated Tue October 09, 2007

Blue Coat Battles Cybercrime With Anti-Phishing Technology

Blue Coat Systems is battling cybercrime by offering enterprises real-time anti-phishing protection. The Sunnyvale, Calif.-based security company announced Monday that its Web filter appliance now is designed...

updated Mon October 08, 2007

Facebook Privacy Settings Putting Users At Risk

A security company is urging Facebook to tighten its default privacy settings after a study showed that a large majority of users are offering up far too much personal information to keep them safe from cyberc...

updated Mon October 08, 2007

Study: Companies Dive Into Web 2.0 Without Securing Risks

While the majority of enterprises are using Web 2.0 technology, they're not prepared to deal with the security risks that come along with it, according to a study released Wednesday. Forrester Research survey...

updated Mon October 08, 2007

Microsoft's Revamped Zune Still No Match For Apple iPod

Microsoft unveiled its revamped Zune on Tuesday, introducing a smaller, sleeker device with a better screen and new wireless capabilities. In addition, the company launched Zune Social, an online community for...

updated Mon October 08, 2007

Garmin's New Software Turns Smartphones Into GPS Devices

Garmin, a maker of navigation devices and applications, on Wednesday rolled out software that can turn a smartphone into a Garmin GPS device. Garmin Mobile XT pairs a smartphone's built-in GPS with Garmin's ...

updated Mon October 08, 2007

EU Opens In-Depth Probe Of IBM's Telelogic Buy

BRUSSELS, Oct 3 - The European Commission said on Wednesday it had opened an in-depth investigation of plans by IBM to buy Swedish business software company Telelogic for about 5.2 billion crowns ($798.6 mi...

updated Mon October 08, 2007

Traffic Flow Application Helps After Minneapolis Bridge Disaster

After a Minneapolis bridge collapsed into the Mississippi River in August, software developers managed to create an application to reroute traffic within three days. When the Interstate 35 bridge collapsed Au...

updated Mon October 08, 2007

Navteq Deal Pushes Nokia's Services Drive Into Overdrive

Nokia's $8.1 billion purchase of mapping data and location-based services provider Navteq, announced earlier this week, is the largest acquisition to date for the world's No. 1 handset maker. It also could mar...

updated Mon October 08, 2007

Microsoft To Release .Net Source Code

First, Sun open sourced Java. Then, Adobe announced plans to open source its Flex software development kit. Now Microsoft is opening up the .Net Framework to developers, albeit in its own way. The company We...

updated Mon October 08, 2007

IBM Updates Its SOA-Enhanced Product Portfolio

IBM on Wednesday introduced upgrades of its various software products that ensure the integrity of business processes within service-oriented architectures. Among the updated products is the WebSphere Process...

updated Mon October 08, 2007

Halo 3 Sales Top $300 Million In First Week

Microsoft said Thursday that its sci-fi video game Halo 3 posted sales of more than $300 million in its first week on the market. "Halo 3 is truly a cultural phenomenon," said Microsoft chairman Bill Gates, in...

updated Mon October 08, 2007

Apple Patches Year-Old Windows QuickTime Vulnerability

Apple has taken another swing at fixing a troublesome spate of QuickTime vulnerabilities. The company released an update for the Windows version of QuickTime media player on Wednesday afternoon to patch what ...

updated Mon October 08, 2007

Software AG Plunges Into SOA Management

Getting started with SOA is easy, but once an enterprise has launched hundreds or thousands of services, things get complicated fast. Software AG is addressing proliferating services with an SOA management pac...

updated Mon October 08, 2007

Apple DRM Patent Contemplates Media Sharing

In February, Apple CEO Steve Jobs urged people to "[i]magine a world where every online store sells DRM-free music encoded in open licensable formats," saying that Apple would embrace the possibility "...

updated Mon October 08, 2007

Microsoft Forms 'Interactivity' Alliance With Toshiba, Hollywood Studios

Microsoft is teaming up with some major Hollywood studios and its former Zune manufacturing partner Toshiba to launch a forum aimed at developing new, interactive content for games, DVDs, and other consumer pr...

updated Mon October 08, 2007

Microsoft Unveils Free Web Health Tools For Consumers

Microsoft, which has been building up its health-care software and services offering over the last two years, hammered a big stake in the ground on Thursday with new free, Web-based personal health-record tool...

updated Mon October 08, 2007

Sun Unveils Virtualization Platform

Sun Microsystems on Thursday unveiled its virtualization platform, a combination hypervisor and management tool that the company plans to start rolling out in December. Sun xVM will initially comprise a serve...

updated Mon October 08, 2007

Microsoft Patch Tuesday: Expect 7 Bulletins, 4 Critical

Microsoft plans to release seven security bulletins next week, including patches for critical bugs in Windows, Internet Explorer and Office. Four of the bulletins address critical vulnerabilities, which is Mi...

updated Mon October 08, 2007

IBM Targets SMBs With 'Express' Versions Of Rational, Tivoli Tools

IBM on Friday unveiled new software tools designed to help small and mid-sized businesses compete on a more even footing with larger enterprises. The IBM Rational Build Forge Express Edition offers a software...

updated Mon October 08, 2007

Guitar Legend Riffs On Microsoft's Communications Server

Microsoft's Office Communications Server 2007 isn't due out until later this month, but already test partners like legendary electric guitar maker Gibson Guitar is singing its praises. In a recent interview w...

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