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Business•Processor Sales Soar in Q3: IDC •Microsoft Novell Partnership Still Growing •European Regulators Object to Oracle-Sun Merger
Developer•RIM Courts Devs With New BlackBerry Services •Looking Back as Mozilla Firefox Turns Five •Microsoft Debuts Exchange 2010, Buys Teamprise
E-Commerce•Google Buys Mobile Ad Firm AdMob for $750M •Coupon Site Targets Black Friday, Cyber Monday •eBay, Skype Founders Settle Fight
Enterprise•Greenplum Sees BI as Sweet Market •Autonomy 'Discovers' Virtualization •HP Targets Telecoms' Customer Data Needs
Government•European Regulators Object to Oracle-Sun Merger •Lawmakers Float Bill to Boost Rural Broadband •NCTA Chief Urges Feds to Rethink Stimulus Plans
Hardware•Processor Sales Soar in Q3: IDC •Dell Gets Android Phone OK Amid New iPhone Buzz •Sun Hangs In There Despite Tough Q1
Networking•Cisco Is Crazy for Collaboration •Radware Rolls Out App Delivery Platform •Lawmakers Float Bill to Boost Rural Broadband
Mobility•RIM Courts Devs With New BlackBerry Services •Worm Attack Rickrolls Aussie iPhones •Google Buys Mobile Ad Firm AdMob for $750M
Search•Google Buys Mobile Ad Firm AdMob for $750M •Murdoch Plans to Pull News Sites From Google •Microsoft Sites Up Big in Time Spent Online
Security•Apple Issues Second Snow Leopard Update •Worm Attack Rickrolls Aussie iPhones •Firefox Tops Vulnerability List
Software•Cisco Is Crazy for Collaboration •Microsoft Novell Partnership Still Growing •European Regulators Object to Oracle-Sun Merger
Storage•Cisco, VMware, EMC Forge Datacenter Alliance •Micron Flash Advance: Live Longer and Rewrite •Storage Players Forge Cloud Initiative
Web Content•Google Buys Mobile Ad Firm AdMob for $750M •Murdoch Plans to Pull News Sites From Google •Microsoft Sites Up Big in Time Spent Online
Wireless•Apple's iPhone SDK Off to The Races •Sales Data, New Challengers Don't Bode Well For Moto •iPhone Grabs Market Share, But Not Yet in The Enterprise
xSP•IDC: Microsoft's Yahoo Deal Could be a Big Hit •Ballmer Fills in 'Software-Plus-Services' Plan •Report: Enterprise Search Will Top $1 Billion by 2010
