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Study: Google Tops in e-Business Satisfaction
Customer satisfaction with Web-content services are on the rise, while researchers claim portals are losing out to search engines.

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Intel's Really Big Tech Fest
A lot of Nehalem, a lot of Atom, and a lot of flash drive talk. Itanium? Not so much.

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MetaRAM to Support DDR3, Nehalem
With DDR3 appearing in the new Core i7 platform, MetaRAM now has a path to the Intel market for its memory-doubling technology.

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Intel's Really Big Tech Fest
A lot of Nehalem, a lot of Atom, and a lot of flash drive talk. Itanium? Not so much.

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FCC Plans DTV Push; Spectrum Questions Persist
With six months to go before TV sees the biggest change since color, tech companies are ratcheting up pressure for new wireless networks.

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IBM Moves Further into Global Markets
Helps enterprises manage data from customers everywhere.

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Stocks Fall Ahead of HP's Results
HP could provide investors with the latest evidence that IT spending is holding up in the face of a crippling credit crunch.

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Technical Analysis: Breakdown
The Dow and S&P lost important support on Monday.

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Selling Travel Online: It's Not Just for the Big Guys
Whether you run a boutique travel agency or book adventure tours, your business won't go anywhere without an online presence. The good news is you don't need William Shatner to market your small travel business, just a great e-commerce site. We showcase several successful ventures.

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IBM Gives a Mobile Voice to Developers
Big Blue extends speech engine to developers to spur mobile device
applications.

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Will Global Slowdown Hurt PC Makers?
HP and Dell face questions over whether they'll be haunted by weakness in non-U.S. markets, following the example of rivals like China's Lenovo.

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McAfee's Focus Reconnex With Data Protection
Pushing further into data leak prevention is part of a move to broaden its sphere of interest.

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Lots of Foot-Dragging on IPv6
Study argues that IPv6 adoption and traffic are not ramping up as they should.

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Corel Stays Public, Buyout Bid Pulled
Private-equity firm cancels buyout offer for software maker.

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Microsoft Blog Opens Windows to Version 7
Now is the time to start working with devs if Microsoft wants to have third
parties ready for a 2010 launch, analysts say.

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HP Follows Dell in New Business Laptop Push
The PC leader debuts a new lightweight lineup focusing on the business traveler segment in particular.

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Why 'Cloud Computing' Is for the Birds
The "cloud computing" buzzword has got to go. It's simply too confusing, misleading, redundant and dangerous.

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Debian: 15 Years Old and at the Crossroads
Big challenges face the grand old distro. Debian's non-commercial values continue to earn it followers, while those preferring user-friendliness gravitate toward Ubuntu.

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India Regulator Wants VoIP Support on Phones
Sees Internet telephony driving greater competition with traditional telecoms.

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Pat Gelsinger: Intel's Technology Shepherd
The senior vice president and general manager of Intel's Digital Enterprise Group is not only one of Intel's most influential engineers, he preaches what he practices.

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