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Apple's brick: A radical new laptop?
The latest whispers are that Apple will announce a notebook made from a solid brick of aluminum.
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Unisys hopes ex-Gateway chief can turn it around
Struggling IT services company has chosen Edward Coleman, a man it says has a long history of transforming troubled tech companies, to take over as CEO.
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Search-ad revenues grow amid market malaise
Growth in the market is apparent through the third quarter, despite the financial meltdown, according to an industry report and a Wall Street analyst.
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Microsoft search results land inside Facebook
As part of a deal announced in July that resulted from an investment, users can now do Web searches using Microsoft's engine without leaving the social-networking site.
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Tech stocks tumble for a second straight day
The Dow Jones industrial average takes another wild ride, marking a second consecutive day it has ended the session below 10,000.
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Workers should highlight their value to employers
Human resource experts suggest employees, especially those in Singapore, make known their achievements, but in a subtle way to avoid negative repercussions.
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HSBC merges CIO, COO roles
Bank is combining its CIO and Group COO roles into a single position, a move that comes as the bank unites technology and global operations in the hunt for cost savings.
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Built-in mobile broadband will take time
Industry move to push embedded broadband connectivity in mobile devices won't see immediate success, says analyst, who adds USB dongles give more flexibility.
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'Securipedia' wiki launched
A wiki has been launched by U.K. IT industry body Intellect, with the aim of increasing knowledge transfer in the security community.
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IBM introduces 'iNotes' for iPhone
Lotus Notes users will be able to get corporate e-mail on their iPhones, through IBM's Web application that puts Notes mail inside the Safari mobile browser.
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Malaysia's schools get OpenOffice.org
Move will affect some 300,000 PCs across the country, after government made the decision based on "positive" case studies, says local official.
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Will you hire 'honey.bunny@'?
Job applicants should be mindful their e-mail addresses are not offensive or risk putting off prospective employers, say recruiters.
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'Corruption' slowing India's e-govt growth
Politicians' concerns of losing control and the lack of service targets have hindered e-government initiatives in India, say industry players.
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Firefox counters Google's browser speed test
Mozilla fights back against Chrome, saying the upcoming version of Firefox beats Google's browser in a JavaScript race.
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M'sia govt breaks promise, censors Net
Government orders Malaysian ISPs to block access to controversial portal Malaysia Today, breaking a previous pledge to "ensure no Internet censorship".
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