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MS price policy firm despite open source
Recent moves by Asian governments to push adoption of open source software will not change Microsoft's global single-price policy
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Simputer--not just your poor man's PC
The maker of the Simputer, a low-cost, Linux-based device, is trying to shake its image of just being a device for poverty-stricken countries.
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Red Hat sees boost from SCO suits
Red Hat reports that sales are brisk in Australia and Asia, in part because companies are asking for advice--opening communication channels.
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Microsoft looks to strengthen Asian ties
Microsoft plans to place "national technology officers" in countries across Asia to increase interaction with governments across the region. While the world's dominant software company has...
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Firm promises all-in-one operating system
Two Singapore inventors say they will debut MXI, an operating system that will run Windows, Linux and Palm applications just as they would on their native OS.
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Cracks seen in Microsoft pricing
Thailand's program that brings low-cost computers to the poor could have the unintended side effect of ending Microsoft's global one-price policy, according to Gartner.
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Smart phones sales triple worldwide: IDC
The global market for phones with PDA functions has tripled compared with last year, according to a report from IT market research firm IDC. Second quarter shipment figures for PDA-phones show a...
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Can India meet outsourcing invasion?
Experts say the No. 1 concern of Indian outsourcing firms is not political controversy, but worry whether India has enough talent to fill the huge demand for workers.
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Analyst: Indian firms need new image
Most experts agree that outsourcing is a "political hot potato." Analysts say that Indian firms can ease the pain by publicizing their positive contributions.
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China, AMD team on Opteron supercomputer
China plans to create the third most powerful supercomputer, which will be one of the first machines to use the Opteron processor from U.S. chipmaker Advanced Micro Devices.
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EMC jumps on utility bandwagon
EMC is set to unveil an on-demand storage program which charges customers for what they use, marking a shift towards a utility computing model championed by rivals such as IBM.
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Ellison attacks 'on demand'
Speaking in India, Oracle's CEO pledges to double the number of staff at its two software centers in India, slams IBM, and plugs Oracle's $6,000 boxes run by Linux.
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Motorola puts nanotubes in screens
Motorola Labs is developing a large flat-panel display that uses carbon nanotubes. Researchers say the technology could be cheaper than plasma or LCD screens.
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Samsung exec: Six months' lead is key
All the Korean giant needs to keep making money in the semiconductor and memory business is to stay six months ahead of its rivals, says Samsung Asia head Kwang-Soo Kim.
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Exec: No shortage of Net addresses
Doomsayers have predicted that IP addresses will soon run out in Asia and elsewhere. "Misinformation," says the head of an Internet registry.
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Asian IP address shortage disputed
The head of APNIC says "misinformation" about critical Internet address shortages in Asia has been circulating for years--there's plenty of time to transition to IPv6.
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HP is No.1 PDA maker in Asia: Gartner
For the first time, Hewlett-Packard has ousted Palm Inc as the number one handheld maker in Asia-Pacific market share, according to IT market analysts Gartner. While HP is understandably...
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Antipiracy team scans Asia P2P sites
A U.S.-based software antipiracy group begins targeting Asia-Pacific Web sites and users of peer-to-peer file-sharing networks, looking for illegal software trade.
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HP embeds security, adds thin client
Hewlett-Packard launches new business desktops, including one with HP's first embedded security chip. The other is its first post-merger thin client.
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Nvidia benchmark furor clouds results
Graphics card maker Nvidia and testing site FutureMark trade harsh words over Nvidia's alleged benchmark preparations while ZDNetUK conducts its own tests.
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