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Business•Is Bloom Box the Silicon Valley's Last Surprise? •Novell: Linux Breaks Even, Microsoft Deal Slumps •Apple Holds to Its Cash Hoard, Green Policies
Developer•Is Bloom Box the Silicon Valley's Last Surprise? •Novell: Linux Breaks Even, Microsoft Deal Slumps •Linux Kernel Ups Graphics, Drops Android
E-Commerce•Firms Casting a Wide Net for Social Media •CyberSource, ThreatMetrix Team for ID Security •Apple's iTunes Hits 10 Billion Download Mark
Enterprise•Greenplum Sees BI as Sweet Market •Autonomy 'Discovers' Virtualization •HP Targets Telecoms' Customer Data Needs
Government•Microsoft Targets Federal Agencies With Suite •Genachowski Outlines Spectrum Overhaul •Google Faces EU Investigation
Hardware•Intel Finds Windows 7 Deployment Not So Easy •Apple Holds to Its Cash Hoard, Green Policies •Global Server Sales Finally Turn Upward
Networking•Domain Name Registrations Kept Growing in 2009 •Nortel Gets $282 Million for Carrier VoIP Biz •Juniper Diving Deeper Into Networking Research
Mobility•Palm Pre, Pixi Not Paying Off for the Firm •Is Apple Planning a Cheaper iPhone? •Gartner Says Mobile Phone Sales Jumped in Q4
Search•Yahoo, Microsoft Finally Begin Search Integration •MySpace Updates Debut on Google Search Results •Microsoft Previews What's Next for Bing Maps
Security•Malware Masquerades as Microsoft Security Suite •Microsoft's Rules for Law Enforcement Set Free •Intel Confirms Details of Cyber Attack
Software•Novell: Linux Breaks Even, Microsoft Deal Slumps •Intel Finds Windows 7 Deployment Not So Easy •Linux Kernel Ups Graphics, Drops Android
Storage•IBM Offers Mainframe Data Deduplication •Double-Take Offers Disaster Recovery to EC2 •Brocade Shares Slide on Weak Ethernet Sales
Web Content•Facebook Lands Patent for News Feed •Google Refreshing Trial Gmail Feature Offerings •Over 150 Million Smartbooks by 2015
Wireless•Apple's iPhone SDK Off to The Races •Sales Data, New Challengers Don't Bode Well For Moto •iPhone Grabs Market Share, But Not Yet in The Enterprise
xSP•IDC: Microsoft's Yahoo Deal Could be a Big Hit •Ballmer Fills in 'Software-Plus-Services' Plan •Report: Enterprise Search Will Top $1 Billion by 2010
