Stuart Turton
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 Google adds real-time collaboration to DocsNews Google Docs has been updated, with new real-time tools and tweaks to Spreadsheet. By Stuart Turton Published News
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 Disgraced chairman returns to SamsungNews Lee Kun-hee is back at Samsung two years after a conviction for tax evasion. By Stuart Turton Published News
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 Palm 'disapointed' by results, Pre salesNews Palm's chief executive believes the Pre would have sold better if it had arrived before the Motorola Droid. By Stuart Turton Published News
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 Microsoft hit by another patent disputeNews Microsoft has been ordered to pay VirnetX $106 million over a VPN patent. By Stuart Turton Published News
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 CeBIT 2010: Skype tells networks to be nicer to appsNews Skype and other mobile apps are not a threat to networks, according to the VoIP firm's head of mobile. By Stuart Turton Published News
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 Microsoft: Oracle fighting 'natural evolution' of ITNews Microsoft thinks Oracle's plans to integrate Sun's software is a bit backwards. By Stuart Turton Published News
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 Cisco and HP part waysNews The plug has been pulled on the Cisco/HP partnership, meaning competition is likely to hot up. By Stuart Turton Published News
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 Dell's profit slides despite sales boostNews Rising costs took a bite out of Dell's profits for the fourth quarter. By Stuart Turton Published News
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 Solid sales boost HP's profit by 25 per centNews HP posted first quarter profit of $2.3 billion, up from $1.9 billion the year before. By Stuart Turton Published News
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 Nvidia Optimus switches it up for better graphicsNews Nvidia's new tech could offer the best of both worlds by automating the switch between an integrated chip and a discrete graphics card. By Stuart Turton Published News
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 'Sex' makes list of top search terms for childrenNews The term is the ninth most searched term for children under seven, but doesn't make the top 20 for older teens. By Stuart Turton Published News
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 Mozilla says Bing's privacy better than Google'sNews Mozilla director doesn't seem to like Google's Eric Schmidt's thoughts on privacy. By Stuart Turton Published News
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 Google builds its own DNS systemNews Google has created its own domain name system, claiming its method is faster and safer than current tech. By Stuart Turton Published News
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 Virgin trials deep-packet inspection for file sharingNews Virgin Media is looking to monitor the illegal file sharing on its network. By Stuart Turton Published News
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 South Yorkshire gets £90 million in superfast broadbandNews Half a million homes in South Yorkshire are set to get 25Mbps fibre broadband as early as next year. By Stuart Turton Published News
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 Windows 7 outselling all other Microsoft systemsNews Windows 7 has already doubled sales of any other Microsoft OS over the same time period, Steve Ballmer has claimed. By Stuart Turton Published News
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 Microsoft Azure to arrive in JanuaryNews But Microsoft won't be charging for its cloud computing service until February in order to test its systems. By Stuart Turton Published News
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 A stylus for Apple's tablet device?News A recent patent sparks new rumours about an Apple-developed tablet-style device. By Stuart Turton Published News
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 Oracle’s acquisition of Sun rejected by EUNews After investigating this year’s most talked about acquisition, the European Commission has concluded Oracle buying Sun would be anti-competitive. By Stuart Turton Published News
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 HTC Hero to get Android 2.0 upgradeNews The HTC Hero will get updated to the Android 2.0 operating system. By Stuart Turton Published News
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 Windows 7 arrives early because of postal strikeNews Some have already received their copies of Windows 7, as Microsoft allows retailers to ship early to avoid the postal strike. By Stuart Turton Published News
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 Mozilla unblocks Microsoft Firefox plug-inNews The plug-in blocked last week by Firefox has now been removed from Mozilla's block list. By Stuart Turton Published News
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 '12345' the most popular phished Hotmail passwordNews The most common password for victims of the massive Hotmail hack was '12345' suggesting security wasn't exactly at the forefront of their minds. By Stuart Turton Published News
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 Microsoft admits Vista was 'less good'News A Microsoft exec has noted that having 'bad products' can hurt your market share. By Stuart Turton Published News
