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Taking Symbian open source
Nokia's purchase of Symbian, and promise to take it open source, means three quarters of the world's smartphones could soon be running free software.
Europe's not finished with Microsoft
Microsoft's troubles in Europe are far from over, as Neelie Kroes, The EU competition commissioner, has warned. We review the past and future...
Can Google or Microsoft get any bigger?
With increased competition and regulatory attention, both Microsoft and Google may find that future growth is hard to come by...<br>
Google: Learning from the trouble it's in
From anti-competition probes, to patent disputes threatening the rise of Android, Google has plenty of trouble on its hands. What could your...
Can we ever trust the cloud?
Storing your data off premises brings with it a degree of worry. Microsoft’s Simon May and Steve Plank, along with Steve Cassidy explore whether...
The war on botnets
After the major DNS Changer takedown, Tom Brewster looks at how the pendulum has swung in favour of the anti-botnet warriors.
Who to trust after the VeriSign hack?
Davey Winder questions what data was stolen from VeriSign and wonders why the company hasn't been more forthcoming.
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