Zimbra gives Yahoo Mail offline life

Yahoo is trying to leapfrog Google's Gmail with its Zimbra Desktop software, which offers online documents and offline access.

Friday, July 25 2008 10:48 AM

Find more stories in: E-mail clients, Microsoft Outlook

Apple's forecast sets off a stock slide

Despite boffo quarterly earnings and record Mac sales, Apple's announcement that margins will soon shrink had investors reeling.

Friday, July 25 2008 10:27 AM

Find more stories in: Earning reports/forecasts, Hardware, Personal Computers, Notebooks and tablets

Accenture offers software to 'green' a business

Accenture's Green Technology Suite provides a diagnosis of a company's eco-friendliness.

Friday, July 25 2008 10:26 AM

Find more stories in: Business applications, Software, Green IT, Consulting, Web 2.0

Drizzle project to trim down MySQL

The database project is aimed at trimming superfluous functionality from MySQL, creating a smaller, faster version.

Friday, July 25 2008 10:25 AM

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BT joins enterprise open source community

As a strategic partner to FossBazaar, BT joins companies like Google, HP and Novell in promoting free and open source software in the enterprise.

Friday, July 25 2008 10:24 AM

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Microsoft Windows chief jumps ship for Juniper

Kevin Johnson, Microsoft's online and Windows chief and a key figure in the Yahoo takeover attempt, will become chief executive at Juniper Networks.

Friday, July 25 2008 10:23 AM

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Click fraud harder to detect, but rate stays flat

Bogus clicks on ads, which can make money for Web sites but cost advertisers, were no more common in the second quarter. But click fraud is getting more sophisticated.

Friday, July 25 2008 10:22 AM

Find more stories in: Security, Internet advertising, Search

Nokia, Qualcomm settle patent dispute

The mobile phone giant and chipmaker enter into a 15-year licensing agreement that settles all patent litigation between the two companies.

Friday, July 25 2008 10:21 AM

Find more stories in: Antitrust, Legal, Lawsuits, Corporate law, Patents

Microsoft sees Vista revival in 'Mojave'

A new marketing push that captures on video Vista skeptics won over by the operating system may lend strength to the Windows platform.

Friday, July 25 2008 07:03 AM

Find more stories in: Microsoft Windows, Windows Vista, Software, Operating systems, Web services

Web 2.0 fuels open source database boom

Forrester has found that databases such as MySQL and PostgreSQL are gaining momentum through new markets, despite lack of movement away from existing proprietary installations.

Friday, July 25 2008 07:02 AM

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DNS exploit code is in the wild

The urgency to patch clients and servers rises to a fever pitch as code to attack the Internet is released.

Friday, July 25 2008 07:01 AM

Find more stories in: Security, Domain names, Web sites, Network security

Intel storage chips point to SoC future

The world's largest chip company wants to build system-on-chips based on the x86 instruction set, and the first fruits of that project are set to be released.

Thursday, July 24 2008 10:50 AM

Find more stories in: Processors, Mobile processors, Storage

iPhone vulnerable to phishing attacks

Researcher cites "trusted" malicious links within Mail could open phishing sites in Safari.

Thursday, July 24 2008 10:48 AM

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Banking Web sites, corporate computers are insecure

Separate studies find widespread security design flaws in bank Web sites and internal threats to corporate networks, too.

Thursday, July 24 2008 10:47 AM

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UK officials going snoop crazy

Officials made more than 500,000 requests to spy on private phone and Internet information in the United Kingdom last year.

Thursday, July 24 2008 10:46 AM

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