Opera unveils Mobile 9.5 beta
July 23, 2008
Opera has taken the wraps off a beta version of its latest mobile browser, Opera Mobile 9.5.
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Oracle Fuses BI, Performance Management
July 23, 2008
UPDATED: Oracle’s integration of PeopleSoft and Hyperion aims to help businesses manage costs.
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Microsoft Dinged Despite Hefty Revenues
July 23, 2008
UPDATED: With a $60 billion year, the money keeps coming in — but investors soured anyway.
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Opinion: Microsoft-Lite
July 22, 2008
What on earth has happened to Apple? The company is growing its market share according to the latest figures but it seems it can’t handle the extra numbers.
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Microsoft Tiptoes Ahead on Live Mesh
July 22, 2008
Tentative steps forward in readying Ozzie’s Live Mesh vision for prime time.
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Citrix, Virtual Iron Duke It Out
July 22, 2008
Name-calling and rude remarks are the order of the day amid invocations to the holy spirit of the open source community.
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Microsoft: Video games can weather poor economy
July 21, 2008
Microsoft is not seeing any weakness in its Xbox business from the soft U.S. economy and expects the company and the rest of the video game industry to weather downturns in consumer spending, the head of Microsoft’s Xbox business told reporters this week.
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Childcare software provider strikes direct debit deal
July 21, 2008
Software provider NumeroPro has signed a deal with Ezi Payment Solutions that will add direct debit functionality to its Childcare centre software suite.
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Sony pulls PlayStation 3 update
July 21, 2008
Sony has pulled the latest firmware update for the PlayStation 3 following complaints from users that it rendered the system useless..
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Opinion: Will XP's expiry breathe new life into Vista?
July 21, 2008
Microsoft has cut off the supply of Windows XP, but enterprises are still unwilling to give it up.
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