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Epson sues many more ink cartridge resellers

Epson seeks to keep rivals allegedly infinging its patents from selling their products in the U.S.

Philips, Dell: One size doesn’t fit all

Companies conclude global one-size-fits-all strategy not the best way to support end-users

Server market expanded in 2005

Lower-end servers continue to outpace sales of midrange and higher-end enterprise servers

Intel tech center plan for Gaza pre-dates Hamas

Intel provided funding for the project being built by a charity and a local university

GNOME update preps Linux for work PCs

Next release of Linux desktop offers a range of user-friendly features

Microsoft hit with fresh complaint over Office

Rivals upset over Microsoft's refusal to disclose interoperability information for its Office suite

Lehman back in Sun CFO saddle again

Michael Lehman will replace Steve McGowan effective Wednesday

StorageTek takes spot in Sun’s four key brands

Sun is gradually moving to rebrand all its storage products StorageTek while continuing work on integrating both the staff and technologies

Yahoo’s Go Mobile debuts in U.S. on Cingular phone

Service available through AT&T and Cingular Wireless

Update: AOL developing workplace version of AIM

New AIM Pro will offer security, collaboration, and IT management features

Interview: Tim Bray opens up about open source

Co-inventor of XML also talks about the future of XML, blogs, and document formats

Fight brewing in Congress over net neutrality

Concept of net neutrality says Internet users should have the right to go to any Web site, run any legal Web application

Reader comments pouring on for “iMac keeps its power promise”

Disputed Google PC search feature reaches enterprise

Controversial feature can be made unavailable to users in enterprise version

Cisco adds more carrier Ethernet products

Company also releases devices to help carriers switch to Ethernet

Adaptec adds Opteron-based NAS

Company also releases back-up software

Microsoft ‘Snaps’ Office into Dynamics applications

Company has plans for more Office 2003 offerings

‘Intelligent cars’ initiative could save lives

European Commission unveils latest digital safety devices for cars

Microsoft sends SMS R2 to beta

System Management Server R2 software will be generally available in May

Sophos unveils e-mail security appliance

Company aims its first messaging security appliance at large organizations

Manufacturing Industry Prime for Data Grids

Sun previewing enterprise Java revision

Company readies software development kit

Mobile VoIP could radically change cellphone use

Microsoft, Nokia, and Skype announce mobile phone-based VoIP products and services

Worm targets Mambo CMS

Researchers say risk from network worm is low

Fujitsu 2.5-inch HDD shipments continue to rise

Mobile drive demand boosted Fujitsu's HDD shipments for the 14th consecutive quarter

Nothing unusual about Google borrowing ICP

Using an Internet license that belongs to another company is standard operating procedure for Internet companies in China

Manufacturing Industry Prime for Data Grids

Fluke Networks hones in on VoIP

Latest release of Visual UpTime Select delivers VoIP analysis down to the per-call level

Microsoft’s Office Live services debut with e-mail, Web hosting services

What, you were expecting Excel via the browser?

Product Previews

Sand/DNA digs into compressed data, Vontu 6.0 stems data loss, Cittio WatchTower 2.5 eyes the network, HP accelerates ProCurve edge switches

Oracle grabs Sleepycat

Company gains embedded-database

Axis meets MOM

Reliable Web services with Apache Axis and MOM

Test-first development with FitNesse

Learn how FitNesse can solve your quality problems

ObjectWeb announces EasyBeans

EJB project allows ObjectWeb's EJB container to plug in to other app servers

PartnerWorld: IBM to unveil Tivoli Express mid-March

Family of systems management wares will be geared toward SMB needs

Router maker Avici to slash workforce

Company will lay off 45 percent of its employees

IBM to boost Web enablement in Rational tools

Company seeks to adapt to distributed development

Microsoft confirms USB bug that drains batteries

The flaw in Windows XP Service Pack 2 does not have an easy fix

Microsoft redesigns MSN Search page

The service takes a step closer to becoming Windows Live Search

Update: Vista’s encryption could vex investigators

Trusted Platform Module technology in Windows OS could lock up data on computers

Macrovision acquires access control firm eMeta

Acquisition broadens Macrovision’s reach to online digital distribution

ObjectWeb plans Enterprise JavaBeans 3.0 project

Consortium gives developers another open-source option for Java application development

EU services vote disappoints IT industry

Directive defeated that would have let E.U. companies bypass bureaucratic hurdles when operating in other E.U. countries

IT services firm Kanbay to address new industries

Kanbay acquires Adjoined Consulting for its expertise in consumer and industrial goods industries

Dell sees growth accelerating in China

Dell exec foresees a time when Chinese revenue could supersede Japanese revenue

Sony rootkit may lead to regulation

DHS is worried about potential vulnerabilities

Choices abound for mobile e-mail

Launch of new devices should help deliver push e-mail to a wider audience

Dell working on plans to build PCs in India

Dell plans driven by growing demand for PCs in Asia

Attack code targets Media Player flaw

Users who have applied the latest round of patches should not be affected by the 'critical' vulnerability

MacOS X worm wiggles its way into wild

Leap.A worm spreads through iChat client and causes applications to run improperly