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Gartner: Global PC market up 13.4 per cent in 2007
HP extends its lead over Dell, with Acer and Lenovo trailing behind
Human error tops the list of security threats
IT manager also say its insider threats that really worry them the most
Microsoft offers subscription licensing for small businesses
New Open Value program will provide more affordable and flexible software purchase options
Are Dell, Google planning a phone partnership?
Possible announcement at next week’s Mobile World Congress rumoured
Oracle launches data integration suite
The vendor will try to make a big splash in the data integration space with a new product suite
Another PC maker touts Vista downgrade
A kit from NEC Computers facilitates easy downgrades to XP
Three ways of looking at the Microsoft-Yahoo deal
We talked to the experts to assess the impact on product lines, application development and labour demands
Amazon buys Audible for US$300 million
The deal brings Amazon closer to Apple, which is sparring with Amazon over DRM
Google slams Autonomy over enterprise search claims
The search giant claims an Autonomy white paper contains inaccuracies about Google’s Search Appliance
IBM, Novell, trying to ease marriage of Linux, mainframe
Analyst says tools make Linux an even more attractive alternative
Business Objects founder resigns after SAP acquisition
Bernard Liautaud will stay on as an adviser, and is expected to join the SAP board
VMware stock tumbles; virtualization leader’s future cloudy
The post-IPO sheen appears to be off the virtualization leader
Apple shipping MacBook Air laptops, but no stock in stores
The free software update for Apple TV users has also been delayed “a week or two”
Oracle users fear forced migration from acquired products
Users of acquired companies also weary of Fusion middleware