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HP Plans HW/SW Upgrades

Posted by iMark on 2006-02-09

Hewlett-Packard's acquisition of OuterBay Technologies came on the day HP was showing off its latest Storage Essentials management software at its Marlborough, Mass., office. Execs said it was just one of many software salvos they expect to fire at their rivals in coming months.
 
“There's more coming,” said Ash Ashutosh,

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NetApp Introduces Tape-Emulating Disk Storage

Posted by iNext on 2006-02-09    Article Source : InformationWeek

New system incorporates DataFort data encryption technology acquired through last year's Decru buyout.

Having acquired encryption appliance vendor Decru and virtual tape library-maker Alacritus Software last year, Network Appliance is debuting this week the fruit of those combined technologies with the release of a new virtual tape library product that's designed to

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AOL to charge fee as way to cut spam

Posted by iMark on 2006-02-08    Article Source : USA TODAY

America Online will begin charging businesses to send commercial e-mail to its users in the first wide-scale use of authenticated e-mail to reduce spam. But some marketers affected by the plan, set to start in several weeks, call it e-mail taxation designed to create a new stream of revenue for AOL.
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Networks' iTunes gamble paying off

Posted by inet on 2006-02-08    Article Source : Reuters

Television networks took a leap into the unknown when they started selling their shows on Apple's iTunes online store, but even in these early days, it's starting to look as if that faith in digital downloads was well placed.
 
Apple CEO Steve Jobs welcomed Walt Disney Co. and Pixar Animation

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The Mac Skeptic: Straight Talk on Mac Security Risks

Posted by iMark on 2006-02-08    Article Source : PC World

Are Macs impervious to malicious software? No. Have Macs been the subject of catastrophic attacks? No again. Should Mac users be vigilant anyway? Of course.
 
It's time for me to fess up: I've been as complacent as most Mac users when it comes to taking precautions to safeguard my data and

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Microsoft signs deal with Sony Ericsson

Posted by iTech on 2006-02-08    Article Source : AFP
The US software giant Microsoft announced in an communique that it has reached a licensing agreement with mobile phone maker Sony Ericsson, which will enable the Stockholm-based company's "smart" phones to connect to computers via Microsoft's Exchange software.
 
The deal, which helps Microsoft's drive into the mobile telephone market, will allow
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iWay steps gently into ESB

Posted by inet on 2006-02-08    Article Source : InfoWorld

iWay software is the Belkin of application adapters, those pieces of software that hook enterprise apps to middleware from the likes of BEA, IBM, Microsoft, Oracle, Sonic, and Sun.  As of today, iWay is joining the ranks of all those companies (Microsoft excepted) and announcing and shipping its own ESB, iWay Service Manager. Read More...   Category: Software

WiFi Phone Market Hits $102.5 Million; Will Double This Year

Posted by iMark on 2006-02-07    Article Source : Networking Pipeline

The worldwide WiFi VoIP phone market jumped 76% to reach $102.5 million in revenue this year, according to a report by Infonetics.

The market is projected to more than double in the next year, as enterprises continue to deploy VoIP. By 2009, the phone revenue should hit $1.9 billion. Roughly two-thirds of

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Philips to present plastic RFID circuit

Posted by iTech on 2006-02-07    Article Source : EE Times

LONDON — Scientists at Philips Research have created a fully functional 13.56-MHz radio frequency identification (RFID) tag based entirely on plastic electronics. In contrast to conventional silicon-chip-based RFID tags, a plastic electronics RFID chip can be printed directly onto a plastic substrate along with an antenna without involving complex assembly steps, Philips Research said

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i-SAFE and Microsoft Bring Net Safety to Schools and Parents

Posted by iNext on 2006-02-07

i-SAFE America Inc., a nonprofit Internet safety foundation, and Microsoft Corp. today announced they have teamed up to create i-LEARN Online, an on-demand system for Internet safety education. i-LEARN Online enables teachers and students to learn about how to increase Internet safety and security through any computer with Internet access.

“A survey by

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