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13 January 2010 08:23 Filed in: News
Microsoft, HP to unveil 'solutions built on new infrastructure-to-application model'
Microsoft and partner Hewlett-Packard are holding a press conference this morning (January 13), where the pair are planning to announce a new joint investment “to prepare customers for the next generation of business computing,” according to information provided to the media.
China won't yield to Google on censorship, analysts say
China seems certain to block Google.cn if it starts offering uncensored search results.
Google attack part of widespread spying effort
Google's decision Tuesday to risk walking away from the world's largest Internet market may have come as a shock, but security experts see it as the most public admission of a top IT problem for U.S. companies: ongoing corporate espionage originating from China.
Sidestepping Swindlers in the New M-Commerce Frontier
With the growing popularity of smartphones, mobile commerce is taking off, but consumers need to play closer attention to mobile safety. Handheld devices are far more susceptible to loss or theft than larger, stay-put computer counterparts, and their form factor makes them prime targets for phishers. How can consumers protect themselves?
Microsoft and partner Hewlett-Packard are holding a press conference this morning (January 13), where the pair are planning to announce a new joint investment “to prepare customers for the next generation of business computing,” according to information provided to the media.
China won't yield to Google on censorship, analysts say
China seems certain to block Google.cn if it starts offering uncensored search results.
Google attack part of widespread spying effort
Google's decision Tuesday to risk walking away from the world's largest Internet market may have come as a shock, but security experts see it as the most public admission of a top IT problem for U.S. companies: ongoing corporate espionage originating from China.
Sidestepping Swindlers in the New M-Commerce Frontier
With the growing popularity of smartphones, mobile commerce is taking off, but consumers need to play closer attention to mobile safety. Handheld devices are far more susceptible to loss or theft than larger, stay-put computer counterparts, and their form factor makes them prime targets for phishers. How can consumers protect themselves?
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