Top notebook vendors recall batteries again
Dell, HP and Toshiba are recalling certain Sony-made laptop batteries because of a risk they may overheat and catch fire
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Microsoft announces new Office Web applications as part of its next version of Office
Vendor also unveils Windows Live Framework to better integrate the Web, phone and PC together
Windows in the cloud and a services offering from Microsoft
Windows Azure and Azure Services provides developers and end-users with more flexibility and choice
Lenovo unveils hardware duo
Mini-laptops have been keeping the PC market from sinking badly in the tough economy
Dell hit with discrimination class-action lawsuit
Dell’s diversity Web page says that more than half of the company’s employees are women or minorities
HP’s Mini 1000: A new netbook
Outdoor use can be a challenge with this product
Miami woman goes to prison for Internet scheme
A woman is sentenced to fraud-related charges connected to the sale of Internet kiosks
The evolvution of EMC storage
New configuration manager product pushes vendor in a new direction
Symantec builds an incubator for new ideas
Symantec is developing a startup-style Incubator division for new projects.
Google Earth lands on iPhone
Search engine extra now at App Store
BlackBerry fund backs three startups
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