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Cisco Tuesday announced a major upgrade to its Internet core router, which is designed to serve as the foundation of the next-generation Internet and support growth of video transmission, mobile devices and new online services through this decade and beyond.

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Cisco says new monster CRS-3 router paves way for more powerful Internet

Unified communications technologies haven’t caught on as expected, and even though IT managers report some solid productivity benefits, rolling out such new technologies can take some salesmanship at the IT level with end users.

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Salesmanship helps Pepsi bottler win over users to unified communications

Although even some large shops are delaying Windows 7 implementation, observers caution not to wait too long.

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The Windows 7 procrastinators

Opera Software yesterday confirmed a critical vulnerability in its Windows desktop browser, and said it is working on a patch.

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Opera confirms critical browser bug

Opera Software will soon patch a vulnerability in its Web browser that could allow an attacker to run malicious software on a Windows computer.

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Opera to patch browser vulnerability soon

Several Chinese companies have jumped on the tablet PC bandwagon as buyers await the sale of Apple’s iPad, possibly presaging wide imitation of the Apple device in China.

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Chinese companies plan tablet PCs amid Apple iPad hype

IBM is teaming with researchers in academic institutions in Japan and India to explore an open, common user interface for mobile devices that will make them easier for aged or illiterate people around the world to use.

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IBM will research mobile access for the aged and illiterate

If the public wants online privacy it had better fight now for laws to protect it because businesses won’t and individuals don’t have the clout, security expert Bruce Schneier told RSA Conference.

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Schneier: Fight for privacy or kiss it good-bye

Perhaps you’ve seen that recent Microsoft demo where a game could save and load progress from Xbox 360, Windows 7 and Windows Phone 7 Series devices. My first thought upon seeing that was “So, why doesn’t Microsoft have something that can do that on Xbox and PC right now?” My second thought was “Boy, wouldn’t it be nice if there was something like that for the iPhone and Mac OS X?” It turns out that I wasn’t alone.

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Bigpoint to unveil platform for MMO games on Mac, iPhone

Spigit, an enterprise collaboration software vendor focused on idea generation and management, has developed a product for automating contests and competitions involving a company’s customers.

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Spigit adds app to manage idea-generating competitions