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Complaints pour in about new iGoogle home page

Google’s redesign of its iGoogle personalized home page has triggered an avalanche of complaints from users who dislike the changes.

Zambia bank to computerize network system

Zambia’s National Savings and Credit Bank (NatSave) is set to install a computerized network system to provide electronic banking services and ensure quicker and...

Groups: Cybersecurity needs to move beyond an IT issue

Many businesses need to expand the number of in-house departments that focus on cybersecurity beyond IT, with an interdisciplinary group led by the chief...

Microsoft lauds global antipiracy success

Microsoft Tuesday revealed what it says is unprecedented success in its worldwide efforts to prevent people from pirating or counterfeiting its software.

Google set to release Android source code

Google planned to announce on Tuesday that the source code for its mobile operating system, Android, is now available for anyone to use free.

Tech workers: Ready to be a free agent?

In these uncertain times, who isn’t worried about job security? There are ominous signs aplenty: tech projects put on the chopping block, layoffs looming,...

Intel woos embedded developers with support

Intel hopes a new Web site for developers of embedded devices will convince more companies to use its microprocessors.

McAfee bolsters network access security

McAfee is making it possible for customers to enforce network access policies on unmanaged devices such as laptops owned by visitors or consultants.

Symbian seeks to attract developers with open-source code

Symbian is courting developers ahead of its transition to ownership by Nokia and the formation of a foundation dedicated to developing the operating system.

Symbian releases free application development tool

Symbian released a free tool on Tuesday that lets developers see how their code performs on the mobile operating system.

Sun warns of revenue drop, big loss

Sun Microsystems on Monday warned of a big loss for the first quarter of its 2009 fiscal year, issuing preliminary results that also showed...

Oracle, SAP told to attempt settlement

A federal judge on Monday told Oracle and SAP to submit financial proposals to settle the lawsuit over SAP’s subsidiary, TomorrowNow.

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