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Gartner cuts global IT spending projection for 2012
05 Jan 2012
Though global IT spending is expected to rise to around $3.8 trillion in 2012, Gartner has revised its global IT spending growth estimates downward to 3.7 per cent in 2012
Japanese defence ministry developing search-and-destroy cyber virus
05 Jan 2012
The Japanese defence ministry has commissioned Fujitsu to develop a virus that can track, identify and disable a system used by cyber-attackers
Now TabTop, a PC for women
03 Jan 2012
Hackers run full-screen iPad apps on Apple TV
03 Jan 2012
With a workaround developed by hackers, it is now possible to run full-screen versions of iOS apps for the iPad on a jailbroken Apple TV device
Aakash upgrade Ubislate 7+ opens for booking
31 Dec 2011
Western Digital's proposed acquisition of Hitachi Global Storage will hurt competition: China
27 Dec 2011
Court orders Facebook, Google, others to remove hurtful content
24 Dec 2011
The magistrate noted that material submitted by the complainant from these websites contained obscene pictures and derogatory articles pertaining to gods from various religions
Mahindra Satyam launches Workspace-as-a-Service
20 Dec 2011
Saudi prince Alwaleed bin Talal acquires $300-mn stake in Twitter
19 Dec 2011
Saudi billionaire Prince Alwaleed bin Talal and his Kingdom Holding Company have acquired a strategic stake in microblogging site Twitter for $300 million
Zynga disappoints in debut, drops 5 per cent
17 Dec 2011
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