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Intel looks to bring HD video to handheld gadgets

This could take five to eight years to do, says one Intel engineer

IBM and Juniper launch a cloud computing strategy

IBM and Juniper on Monday provided a peek at technology that lets enterprises easily reallocate computing resources between a private and a public cloud

Microsoft launches a new cell phone software store

Plus, Intel delays its next generation netbook-centric mobile Atom chip and videoconferencing forecasts

SAP Business Suite 7 to launch in May

Business management solution aims to save businesses money with a modular approach

Fixing the privacy joke

It's time for privacy policies that protect customers, not just businesses

QuickTax Standard 2008

Intuit improves installation and activation and boosts number of included returns

Nortel… Fact, fiction and impact

An analyst from Fox Group separates fact from fiction around Nortel's decision to seek creditor protection

One on one with IBM’s CIO

Mark Hennessy speaks candidly on transforming Big Blue's IT organization, fostering a culture of innovation and managing IT during the financial crisis

MySQL chief leaving Sun

Departure said to be due to dissatisfaction with how Sun was handling MySQL development

LG targets US$2 billion cost savings but won’t cut R&D, design

Company will continue to invest in areas including solar energy and business-to-business systems

Mozilla to join European Commission suit against Microsoft

If charges stick, Microsoft could be forced to distribute IE another way

McAfee alliance program provides partner choice

VAR partners can access tested and approved third-party security solutions through McAfee program

Finjan announces channel-ready security appliance

New version of Finjan's Secure Web Gateway appliance helps lower business costs

Thoughts on Google’s Latitude service

Plus, Avaya's new SME leader and Intel ships updated Atom chips early

RIM’s new bid for Certicom trumps VeriSign’s, says board

Certicom's board says Research In Motion's offer to buy the company for $3 per share is superior to an earlier offer received from VeriSign

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