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  • Mobius Joins Interop Vendor Alliance

    In the interest of enterprise-wide interoperability and increasing the ease of information search, access and management, Mobius Managament Systems has joined the Interop Vendor Alliance.

  • Google Pushes to Control the Enterprise

    Google’s VP of Enterprise Dave Girouard believes the sheer size and scale of Google will push enterprises into a world of ‘usable’ and consumer like Google applications, giving back the time to work on innovation and business development.

  • Google Upgrades Desktop Search

    Vista beware - Google has just rolled out its latest desktop search application, Google Desktop 5, boasting support for 29 languages and Mac OSX alongside its instant search features.

  • KnowledgeTree Launches new Web Service

    Open source software developer KnowledgeTree has launched a new web service that it hopes will provide third-party software developers new ways to extend and integrate its document management platform.

  • Photoshop Flaw Opens Door for Exploits

    It seems that no software is safe from the talons of malicious coders these days, with Adobe’s Photoshop becoming the latest program sporting a “highly critical” flaw.

  • Adobe to Open Source Flex

    Adobe has announced that it will be releasing its rich internet application (RIA) software Flex under the Mozilla Public License, seemingly forcing Microsoft to do the same with its recently released Silverlight technology.

  • IBM Integrates PS3 Processor in Mainframes

    Mainframe systems will soon be able to claim kinship with Sony’s Playstation 3, with IBM announcing that it will be integrating its Cell Broadband Engine with its mainframe systems.

  • IT’s C02 Emissions Flying High

    According to Gartner, IT’s global contribution to Climate Change is equal to that of the aviation industry with the global IT sector accumulating to emit two percent of worldwide total C02 emissions.

  • Criminals Target Google’s AdWords

    Security firm Exploit Prevention Labs has discovered that malicious software coders have been using Google’s AdWords advertising system to spread malware infections.