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News Concerns revolve around whether, due the status of Google, a deal with a rival would therefore reduce competition. Google's top executives have given a glimpse into how it might try to deflect antitrust concerns of a possible ad-sharing deal with... [09 May 2008]
Steve Jobs top of the Power pops
News Google's mobile-phone efforts revolve around the ongoing development of Android, an open-source platform for handsets. Jobs took the top spot in Fortune magazine's Power 25 for 2007, for having "twice altered the direction of the computer industry". [29 Nov 2007]
Firefox lover owns IE7.com
News The suits revolve around more than 600 domain names. Microsoft may be on the verge of releasing the latest version of its Internet Explorer web browser but it has been beaten by a competitor to the use of the IE 7 domain name. [04 Sep 2006]
Asian firms 'starting to see the value of IP'
News Despite this, he noted, most IP developments in Asia revolve around IP institutions, which are "sporadically" encouraging businesses to create inventories of IP assets. Intellectual property - or IP - is valued by Asian companies, albeit in wrong... [22 Aug 2006]
Mobiles on planes: Airlines urged to think again
News So far, plans for on-board mobile services revolve around installing pico cells, which will allow incoming calls to be received on users' own handsets and outbound calls to be cheaper - $2.50 per minute has been mooted - than current 'armrest... [08 Aug 2006]
Offshore outsourcing upstarts bite at India's heels
News Datamonitor senior analyst Peter Ryan said: "If you have complaints about offshoring nine times out of 10 they will revolve around India. India may be the best known destination for offshore contact centres but 'nearshore' countries such as Egypt... [07 Jun 2006]
Intel gets a surprise visit from KFTC
News The allegations in the different actions are similar and revolve around whether Intel coerced PC makers into buying more Intel chips, and fewer AMD chips, than they might have liked. The Korean Fair Trade Commission (KFTC) popped into Intel... [10 Feb 2006]
Dubai: The next big thing in outsourcing?
News Most of the contracts landed to date, however, revolve around conventional business process outsourcing and not the high-end projects DOZ hopes to attract. But instead of trying to compete head-to-head against those giants, the country is... [21 Nov 2005]
Firefox branding is a burning issue
News Their concerns revolve around whether Mozilla's trademark policy allows them to modify the software for updates and security patches, and still distribute it using its original name. The Mozilla Foundation may face problems enforcing its conditions... [16 Jun 2005]
Intel anoints new CEO
News Even though the company is now organised around delivering "platforms" - complete bundles of chips to PC and phone manufacturers - these chip bundles will revolve around microprocessors. Paul Otellini took over as CEO at Intel's annual meeting on... [19 May 2005]
Project Nevis to take BT to new broadband highs?
News BT is looking to a broadband future that doesn't revolve around the PC. While mobile and hotspot operators have long talked about broadband over wireless - using technologies such as 3G and Wi-Fi - and some gamers already employ cable and ADSL... [06 Apr 2005]
IBM preaches speech's arrival
News The benefits of speech applications for companies largely revolve around reduced costs and customer satisfaction. The moment for speech has finally arrived, according to IBM, thanks to technological improvements and the capacity of voice... [29 Mar 2004]
Experimental Net floated
News A substantial portion of the work will revolve around trying to compensate for traffic patterns and delays that crop up on the internet. Industrial and academic heavyweights have launched an experimental network running on top of the internet that... [24 Jun 2003]
HP wants to change desktops into blades
News The benefits, advocates say, largely revolve around easier management. HP is looking at taking the technology behind 'blade' servers and applying it to the desktop environment, seeking to combine the benefits of centrally managed computing systems... [06 May 2003]
Spam and virus havoc drive security spending
News Consultants and IT professionals could reap a substantial portion of the budget increase as nearly 80 per cent of the new funds revolve around hiring people to implement these systems. The universal problems of spam email and viruses mean companies... [15 Apr 2003]
