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Security fears stifle business innovation
Survey shows 80 percent of business and security professionals say their firms back away from innovation due to information security concerns.
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Enterprise Web 2.0 costs set to plunge
Good news for credit crunch squeezed CIOs: the price of enterprise Web 2.0 tools is set to plummet.
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Artificial intelligence to boost phishing fight in 2009
Artificial intelligence could soon be used in the battle against phishing fraud e-mail messages.
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ASUS recalls Eee PCs in Japan
Computer maker is recalling Eee Box PCs that were sold in Japan because they contain a virus.
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Cell phone industry celebrates 25th birthday
news analysis Twenty-five years ago Monday, the first ever commercial cell phone call was made, using a handset that cost nearly US$4,000.
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AMD to split into two
Chipmaker is expected to unveil plans to spin off its manufacturing operations into a joint venture, under a multi-billion dollar investment fund from Abu Dhabi, reports say.
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ISO offers to take on ODF maintenance
The move has been prompted by concerns ODF was not being properly maintained by its creator Oasis, says an ISO committee member, rejecting claims of a pro-Microsoft takeover.
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Philippine community tapped for map building
Country's population encouraged to use Google Map Maker and contribute content to plug lack of "comprehensive, high-quality" maps in the Philippines.
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Asian tech customers still spending
Businesses in the region are not cutting back on technology purchases even though they are reassessing their priorities, say tech vendors.
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S'pore: First Street View in Southeast Asia
update Singapore is likely to be first in the region to have Google's Street View panoramic photo feature enabled for the search giant's online digital map services.
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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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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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ISO offers to take on ODF maintenance
The move has been prompted by concerns ODF was not being properly maintained by its creator Oasis, says an ISO committee member, rejecting claims of a pro-Microsoft takeover.
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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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'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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