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Apple's server and storage offerings are helping the company overcome its reputation as the high-priced computing option
Search Startup Blinkx Aims High
Company claims a million downloads in three months of its search software, which scans the Web for pages relevant to documents you're working on
Deceptive E-Mail Could Cost Consumers $500 Million, Study Finds
A whopping 70% of respondents say they've been duped, and 15% admit to revealing personal information.
Search Underdog To Take On Google, Microsoft, And Amazon
Blinkx 2.0 promises to proactively and reactively scan the Web, PC applications, and MP3 music files.
IronPort Appliance Uses E-Mail Analysis To Fight Viruses
New version of IronPort product draws on data from E-mail-monitoring network to quarantine viruses within minutes.
Microsoft Ups The Spam War Ante
The vendor adds to its growing list of spam lawsuits one aimed at a service provider that hosts spammers.
Added Security With Strong Authentication
VeriSign and RSA Security intro security tools that could help combat the upswing in E-commerce threats.
IM: What's The Real ROI?
Instant messaging is underutilized in corporate America, according to an upcoming study, and for the wrong reasons.
Insiders Weigh Prospect Of Wireless Spam
A law banning spam delivered to wireless devices goes into effect next month. But is it necessary?
E-Mail-Authentication Problems Spawn New Apps
Port25 has released a new version of its PowerMTA, geared to address E-mail-authentication specs and accreditation services.
Search Is On At Amazon
A9.com subsidiary lets users access bookmarks and histories from any computer
Top Of The List: Recipe For A Better Winery
Equal parts technology and business acumen give winemaker Gallo a better view of its processes, business, and customers
Feds Consider Putting A Bounty On Spammers' Heads
The FTC weighs the advantages of rewarding people for identifying spammers. It's a more complex calculation than you might think.
Albertsons Sued Over Customer-Data Privacy
Privacy group accuses grocery-store chain of misusing customers' pharmacy data.
Amazon Unit Challenges Google, Other Search Sites
A9.com is walking a fine line between working with Google and competing against it.
Electronics: Lean, Mean, And Ready For Growth
Electronics companies see a payoff from cost-cutting measures implemented during a four- year slump
Albertsons Sued Over Customer-Data Privacy
Privacy group accuses grocery-store chain of misusing customers' pharmacy data.
Microsoft And Polycom Strike Desktop Conferencing Pact
Within a few months, Windows PC users will be able to launch video conferences using IM's "presence awareness"
Standards Group Rejects Microsoft's E-Mail Authentication Plan
The Internet Engineering Task Force has nixed Microsoft's Sender ID proposal because of patent concerns.
RFID Is Not The Real Issue
Radio-frequency identification may be on minds of many, but the real issue is data protection
Spammers Hijack Sender ID
Microsoft's E-mail-filter technology, Sender ID, is unpopular with open-source advocates but popular with spammers, who are using it to bypass other filters.
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