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QUOTE OF THE DAY...
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"Language exerts hidden power, like a moon on the tides."
-- Rita Mae Brown
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TODAY'S TOP STORY
Apple Asks Court To Ban Google Phones
In lawsuits, iPhone maker claims 11 HTC devices, including the Nexus One, violate its patents.
RELATED INSIGHTS
• Google Reveals Nexus One 'Super Phone'
• Google Phone Could Spur Mobile App Development
• Google Android Phone Launches Delayed In China
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Health IT Jobs Hard To Fill
CIOs report they're finding it hard to recruit IT talent with the skills to work on EMRs and physician order entry systems.
Photo Gallery: The Latest In Healthcare Technology
HIMSS is the biggest healthcare IT showcase, bringing together the newest in instrumented hospital equipment to the best in electronic health records.
RSA: Google, PayPal, Equifax, Others Form Open Identity Exchange
The companies have created a non-profit to manage the process of certifying identity providers.
Nokia Adds Skype For Symbian Phones
Software for the Skype VoIP calling service, available as a free download in the Nokia Ovi store, will operate on about 200 million handsets at launch.
IBM Completes Security Acquisition
Big Blue's buyout of NISC deepens its presence in sensitive areas like homeland security, defense, and intelligence.
TiVo Launches Internet-Enabled DVR
The TiVo Premiere digital video recorder combines TV and the Internet into one device that could replace the PC for entertainment.
California Outlines Teleworker Policy
State government agencies must support telecommuters with standard and secure IT infrastructure.
Google Urges Anti-Censorship Trade Rules
But lawmakers want companies to take the lead against online censorship.
Q&A: Homeland Security CIO Outlines Key Challenges
Eight months into the job, CIO Richard Spires discusses plans for creating a 'center of excellence' for program management, department-wide services, and other steps.
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Oracle-Sun: What Lies Ahead
The strategy points to Sun hardware optimized to run Oracle software. But our exclusive research finds many IT pros doubt that they'll benefit from the partnership. This report outlines Oracle's roadmaps for key Sun products, and analyzes what changes the acquisition will bring for business technology decision makers.
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Is Out-Year Maintenance Really Motivation?
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Netezza Sasses Oracle As Sales And Share Price Jump
Posted by Bob Evans
Predicting 20% revenue growth next year, data-warehouse appliance vendor Netezza said its win rate versus Oracle and Teradata has been rising over the past year and will continue to do so throughout 2010. For a company whose revenue is about 1% of Oracle's, that's pretty impressive.
Malware's New Vehicle
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Malware has been around for years, but most IT pros think about it only when a family member calls for computer help. Well, one theme of RSA is that we're all going to have to pay closer attention.
What's Your Outsourcing Vision?
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We've just wrapped up our latest InformationWeek Analytics survey on business outsourcing, and there are a few interesting trends worth mentioning before the full report comes out.
Apple v. Google: The Battle Is Fully Joined
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After taking some time to digest the massive 20-patent lawsuit filed against it by Apple on March 2, HTC (and partner Google) have responded. Their take? HTC says it has plenty of its own patents and isn't infringing on Apple's.
Strategic Approach to Power Monitoring
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