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Dell Dumps BlackBerry for Dell Windows Phone 7 Smartphones
(Reuters) – Dell Inc will shift thousands of its employees off Research in Motion Ltd’s BlackBerry and over to Dell’s smartphones, the company said on Thursday. The money-saving switch affects the roughly 25,000 Dell employees who carry a company-issued BlackBerry. Dell employs around 100,000 people worldwide. Dell is also launching an effort to convince its…
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Microsoft Small Business Server Pricing, Launch Date Released
Microsoft is unveiling the final names and pricing for its new generation of Small Business Servers, which step away from the traditional small business server model to embrace virtualization and cloud features. “Since we announced the availability of the beta version of Windows Small Business Server code-name Aurora and Windows Small Business Server ‘7,’ both…
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Cisco Quarter Earnings Results Anticipated as Bellwether
NEW YORK, Nov 5 (Reuters) – Investors will focus on whether Cisco Systems Inc (NASDAQ:CSCO) Chief Executive John Chambers, who spooked Wall Street last quarter with unusually cautious comments about the technology business, will regain some of his usual cheer when Cisco reports earnings next week. The network equipment giant and sector bellwether is expected…
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BlackBerry Enterprise Server Express Now Available for IBM’s Lotus Domino
RIM today announced it is offering its Blackberry Enterprise Server Express (BES) for Lotus Domino version for free, making download available beginning today. That means Lotus Domino is now added to the mix of supported email and collaboration tools of the free BES version from the email giant, which now span the gamut of Microsoft…
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Dell Looks to Services, China to Spur Growth
HONG KONG, Nov 4 (Reuters) – Dell Inc (NASDAQ:DELL), the world’s No.2 PC maker, will focus its M&A activity on expanding IT services in specific markets as it diversifies beyond its core PC business, a senior executive said on Thursday. The company would not concentrate on making huge acquisitions in the near future, Steve…
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10 Products Microsoft’s Alternatives Easily Beat
10 Products Microsoft’s Alternatives Easily Beat 1. Mac OS XApple’s Mac OS X platform is a fine operating system. But especially for enterprise customers, it falls short in a big way. Not only does it lack compatibility with important corporate-focused programs, but it’s nowhere close to captivating a majority of customers around the world. Mac…
