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Prisoners in China forced into ‘goldfarming”
27 May 2011
Wipro introduces desktop virtualisation, WDaaS
27 May 2011
Google launches ‘Street View’ in India
26 May 2011
Baidu looks to expand in more overseas markets
26 May 2011
Chinese search engine giant Baidu, which already has a Japanese-language search engine in Japan, is currently in the process of identifying new markets to target next
Apple makes major gains in enterprise segment as corporate Mac sales rise
26 May 2011
Apple's sales in the corporate segment grew at 66-per cent in the last fiscal quarter, outpacing the rest of the PC market, which grew at just 4.5 per cent
TCS to enter Ukraine, Belarus markets: report
25 May 2011
Apple promises cleaning tool against scareware
25 May 2011
Infosys receives summons by US court over B1 visa sponsorships
25 May 2011
Infosys has confirmed that it has received a subpoena from a lower court in the US asking it to provide sponsorship details of B1 visas
Twitter users hit by Osama scam
24 May 2011
Windows 8 to come in 2012: Microsoft
24 May 2011
Microsoft chief executive Steve Ballmer says the next version of the company’s operating system – Windows 8, which would also be available for tablet computers – will be available in 2012
Security expert points out cookie vulnerability flaw in LinkedIn
24 May 2011
LinkedIn's access token cookies are not yet scrambled with SSL which makes it possible for hackers to steal the cookies using widely available tools for sniffing internet traffic, says a security researcher
Hugely successful IPO values LinkedIn at $8.79 billion
23 May 2011
Analysts say that the answer to the social networking site’s popularity lies in its acceptance by the business community with over 2 million companies having a LinkedIn Company Page
LinkedIn opens trading amid buying frenzy
20 May 2011
Social networking website for professionals, LinkedIn opened to a tumultuous reception at the New York Stock Exchange which sent its shares to more than double the float price
Fans see Apple as a religion, finds study
20 May 2011
Android tops in smartphone OS market: Gartner
20 May 2011
Microsoft found itself far behind Google's Android OS, Nokia's Symbian, Apple's iOS and RIM's BlackBerry
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