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Businesses 'will get Windows 7 by end of July'
Software Assurance customers are eligible for upgrade as part of a special promotion, according to reports
Google enhances search to see off Bing
New features added to Google's image and mobile search functionality
Third wave of attacks hits South Korea
But North Korea not on the list of countries suspected of originating the attacks
Internet is broken says original designer
But Larry Roberts has a plan
SME tech sales tough despite projected success
Midmarket organisations still tend to rely on manual processes
Microsoft slides Bing search into Hotmail
Results to be displayed within emails
General Motors taps eBay for online sales
Automaker says it is pursuing deal with auction site
Cisco grabs 2012 contract from Nortel
Company breakup means it can no longer fulfil requirements
EU calls for consumer-friendly approach to file sharing
EU Commissioner says regulation of internet content requires fresh thinking
Silverlight 3 lands for developers
Latest version of Microsoft's Flash rival launches today
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No Nokia Android phone, ActiveX attacks and Google enters into operating system market
Microsoft to plug security holes
Microsoft has given advance warning of a number of security fixes
Microsoft responds to criticism over late fix
Flaw in ActiveX Control first reported in early 2008
Infosys defies gloom with better-than-expected results
Services provider posts 17 per cent rise in profits
Alvarion and MLL Telecom hail success of UK WiMax trial
Technology ready for mass adoption says consortium
Symbian releases open source package
OS Security Package source code is now available under the Eclipse Public Licence
IBM launches information masking software
Magen can recognise and bock out information that might otherwise appear on the screen of unauthorised staff
Koobface worm resurfaces
Twitter accounts suspended as bogus tweets infest the micro-blogging site
Samsung patents smartphone with wings
Spring-loaded qwerty keyboard could make web surfing easier
Conficker still dominating attack landscape
Botnet accounted for two-thirds of attack traffic in Q1
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