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Wednesday, October 01, 2008 ( change date )
Microsoft still paying people to search
Software maker introduces a new program, SearchPerks, offering prizes to those willing to use its search engine (and browser and operating system).
CNET Wednesday, October 01, 2008Imeem cleans up its act
Social music site reorganizes and restructures its home page, adds a few new features--just after the launch of rival MySpace Music.
CNET Wednesday, October 01, 20083 fixes mobile broadband glitch
IT took a few days but Hutchison 3 mobile customers finally have access to popular websites such as BigPond and Hotmail.
Australian IT Wednesday, October 01, 20083,000 mobile terminals for Globus specialist stores
The Skeye division of Hoeft & Wessel AG is supplying 3,000 mobile terminals to the company Globus Fachmaerkte (specialist stores) in Voelklingen/Saarland
IT Reseller Magazine Wednesday, October 01, 2008There's Hope for the IT Industry
Consultants, system integrators and pay as you go services will get a boost as corporations tighten their belts on IT spending.
Internetnews Wednesday, October 01, 2008BT I-Plate promises broadband boost
Rosalie Marshall, vnunet.com, Wednesday 1 October 2008 at 12:09:00
Filter device improves speed, connectivity and reach, says telco
BT is selling a new appliance which it claims will give home workers improved broadband performance and a more stable connection....
PCW.co.uk Wednesday, October 01, 2008AMD brings Shanghai release date forward
Iain Thomson in San Francisco, vnunet.com, Wednesday 1 October 2008 at 02:47:00
Vendor confident of avoiding Barcelona errors
AMD has said it is bringing forward the deployment of its Shanghai server processors to the end of this year. The new processors had been due for release in the first...
PCW.co.uk Wednesday, October 01, 2008Oracle buys maker of 3D retail software
The company said it will acquire Advanced Visual Technology, which makes space planning software for retailers.
CNET Wednesday, October 01, 2008Note-taking app Evernote gets an API
What will they build? CEO Phil Libin is eager to see what developers do with the all-access API to the service.
CNET Wednesday, October 01, 2008Bezos, Benioff invest in appointment-booker ZocDoc
Amazon founder's investment firm, as well as Salesforce founder, contribute to the New York-based start-up's Series A round that was originally announced in August.
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