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- Oracle invests in its vision of social networks
Oracle's unexpected move into the hardware business, with the launch of storage and database products, has intrigued industry observers, writes
Karlin Lillingtonin San Francisco - Nuance software’s voice of experienceSOFTWARE FIRM Nuance has has launched a new product on the Irish market.
- Data guru says secret to security is to focus on peopleData security expert Bruce Schneier says we need to stop worrying about outlandish scenarios and focus on the real risks, writes
Karlin Lillington
- Would-be Apple iPhone buyers irked by delayPOTENTIAL BUYERS of the Apple iPhone are being told they could have to wait until December to get hold of the much-coveted device.
- A time and a place name for everythingDESPITE ONLY launching officially on Wednesday, www.Logainm.ie, an online database of close to 100,000 Irish place names, logged 260,000 page views and 30,000 searches in September, without advance publicity.
- Market mayhem eats into convention goodiesNET RESULTS:The current mayhem seems less visible in Silicon Valley, but it is having an impact, writes
KARLIN LILLINGTON
- Google makes right call with gPhoneWIRED:Google, in co-operation with Deutsche Telekom-owned T-Mobile, announced the first product using the search engine company's own mobile phone operating system, Android.
- Web giant throws its hat into the ringINBOX:LAST WEEK T-Mobile unveiled to the world a brand new smartphone that will be exclusive to the network. The difference was that this was the first mobile phone ever created by a website, and that site was Google.
- In ShortA round-up of today's other stories in brief...
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- 16:07O'Leary remains on the sidelines
- 15:51EU finance ministers to take steps to protect banks
- 15:48Government failing children with disabilities - FG
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