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- 18 January 2007
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News: Intel invests in Clickandbuy
Intel Capital has invested an undisclosed amount in Firstgate Holding, owner of hosted online payment system provider ClickandBuy.
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News: Mac OS X Leopard launch date rumours
The evidence points toward a late spring release of the latest Apple OS. Apple experts recently announced an intensive Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard training session in the UK this June, and Amazon is set to publish a group of OS X Leopard guides from respected Mac authors.
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News: Sony announces digital camera upgrades
Sony is set to add higher resolution image sensors to several of its digital still camera models.
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News: HP takes top PC vendor crown
HP held off Dell to retain the title of world's largest PC vendor in the final quarter of 2006. The global market fell short of predictions, however.
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News: Microsoft announces Vista downloads
Consumers will be able to download Windows Vista via Windows Marketplace, following an expected announcement from Microsoft in the US later today
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News: LG's 'iPhone alternative' coming to UK
LG Electronics has launched what appears to be an iPhone lookalike handset that's dominated by a touchscreen display
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News: Vista versions of Norton ready for launch
Three products in Symantec's Norton line of security and utility software will have Windows Vista versions ready by Vista’s public launch at the end of this month.
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News: iPod sales up 50% in record quarter
Apple has posted a record-breaking $1bn profit on record revenue of $7.1bn for the first fiscal quarter of 2007, ending December 30, 2006. Earnings per share for the quarter were $1.14.
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News: EU bid to ban violent computer games
Violent video games could be outlawed across the European Union, following calls for a clampdown among EU justice ministers this week.
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News: Linux gets Adobe Flash Player 9.0
Adobe has released Flash Player 9 for Linux, allowing users of the open-source operating system to create or use multimedia applications with the latest version of Flash.
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News: Free open-source wiki app updated
Organisations looking to get their feet wet with Web 2.0 technologies might want to check out an updated version of open-source enterprise wiki software that developers say can help companies embrace collaboration and speed application development.
- 17 January 2007
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News: EU mulls antitrust charges against Intel
Formal antitrust charges against computer chip maker Intel are coming closer, after officials working on the case advised European Union Competition Commissioner Neelie Kroes to push ahead with legal action, according to reports.
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News: Digital music sales double
Digital music sales doubled in 2006, but the rise - thanks to better distribution - hasn't made up for the decline in CD sales, the IFPI (International Federation of the Phonographic Industry) said today.
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News: IE7 installations reach 100 million mark
Internet Explorer 7 (IE7) reached its 100 millionth installation on 8 January, according to Microsoft’s official blog.
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News: UK Wii sales topped 200,000 at Christmas
Nintendo is celebrating after over 200,000 Wii consoles were sold in the UK alone over the Christmas period, according to reports.
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News: iPod internet plug-in announced
Prosoft Engineering has unveiled Jax, a customisable iPod plug-in that adds music management features and delivers internet content to the nano, mini and full-size versions of Apple's iPod music player
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News: Analysis: what have we learnt about Apple TV?
Apple's announcement at Macworld Expo of its new set-top box, the Apple TV, wasn't really unexpected; after all, the company had already given everyone a preview back in September
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News: HP unveils chip-boosting technology
HP researchers may have figured out a way to prolong Moore's Law by making chips more powerful and less power-hungry
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News: Study: IT more important than people skills
The co-author of a newly completed study that examined five years of IT usage at a mid-size executive recruiting firm was surprised to find evidence that IT skill contributes to productivity more than emails, phone calls or face-to-face meetings with clients
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News: 802.11n Wi-Fi standard ready for vote
A completed draft of the 802.11n fast Wi-Fi standard could be ready to vote on this week – signalling greater acceptance and a flood of products later this year
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