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A slew of smartphones is on the way

08.11.2009 01:44    theinquirer.net
Alexandra Pullin Acer, Nokia, HTC and Motorola all bid for attention
World    Information Technologies
A slew of smartphones is on the way


Dell Adamo XPS takes anorexic laptop crown

08.11.2009 01:44    theinquirer.net
Ian Williams Super slim notebook is slightly unhinged
World    Information Technologies
Dell Adamo XPS takes anorexic laptop crown

Microsoft will release six updates next Patch Tuesday

08.11.2009 01:44    theinquirer.net
Alexandra Pullin No Window 7 ones, this time
World    Information Technologies
Microsoft will release six updates next Patch Tuesday

Fujitsu workers are set to strike

08.11.2009 01:44    theinquirer.net
Alexandra Pullin Over pensions, pay and redundancies
World    Information Technologies


YuuWaa USB backup drive

08.11.2009 01:43    theinquirer.net
Clive Akass Review USB drive backs itself up online
World    Information Technologies
YuuWaa USB backup drive

Windows 7 is doing much better than Vista

08.11.2009 01:43    theinquirer.net
Nick Farrell 234 per cent better
World    Information Technologies
Windows 7 is doing much better than Vista

The T-Mobile and Orange merger is one step closer

08.11.2009 01:43    theinquirer.net
Ian Williams Parent companies sign off on the deal
World    Information Technologies
The T-Mobile and Orange merger is one step closer

The worst Microsoft products of all time

08.11.2009 01:43    theinquirer.net
Inquirer Newsdesk Latest Top 10 list
World    Information Technologies
The worst Microsoft products of all time

Orange defends throttling Iphone customers

08.11.2009 01:43    theinquirer.net
Nick Farrell It's really for their own good
World    Information Technologies
Orange defends throttling Iphone customers

Facebook promises to cull the advertising scammers

08.11.2009 01:43    theinquirer.net
Ed Berridge Spam enforcement is on the prowl
World    Information Technologies
Facebook promises to cull the advertising scammers

Linux is becoming the king of netbooks

08.11.2009 01:43    theinquirer.net
Nick Farrell Reports of death greatly exaggerated
World    Information Technologies
Linux is becoming the king of netbooks

Thunderbird 3 RC out Monday

08.11.2009 01:43    theinquirer.net
Nick Farrell New and improved flavour
World    Information Technologies
Thunderbird 3 RC out Monday

There's too much DRAM out there

08.11.2009 01:43    theinquirer.net
Ed Berridge Analyst firm says don't make more
World    Information Technologies

Samsung steps up silicon research

08.11.2009 01:42    theinquirer.net
Ian Williams R&D centre pushes chip development
World    Information Technologies
Samsung steps up silicon research

Toshiba updates its 1.8-inch HDD lineup

08.11.2009 01:42    theinquirer.net
Ian Williams Hard drives not solid state for mobile computing
World    Information Technologies
Toshiba updates its 1.8-inch HDD lineup

Lenovo hopes for greater market share

08.11.2009 01:42    theinquirer.net
Alexandra Pullin Businesses will replace PCs in Q2 2010, says CEO
World    Information Technologies
Lenovo hopes for greater market share

Axemen cut jobs at Microsoft

08.11.2009 01:42    theinquirer.net
Nick Farrell Surplus to requirements
World    Information Technologies
Axemen cut jobs at Microsoft

Ballmer half heartedly talks up Windows 7

08.11.2009 01:42    theinquirer.net
Nick Farrell It's doing really well... um, in Japan
World    Information Technologies
Ballmer half heartedly talks up Windows 7

Battle of chipmakers results in a big loser

08.11.2009 01:42    theinquirer.net
Ed Berridge TSMC takes Chinese firm to the wall
World    Information Technologies
Battle of chipmakers results in a big loser

Google launches Dashboard service

08.11.2009 01:42    theinquirer.net
Alexandra Pullin The Google knows all about you
World    Information Technologies
Google launches Dashboard service

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