The Security company raised its product prices this week and users who want to subscribe for another year now have to pay with almost 33% more money.
A discrete but quite substantial raise in Symantec’s prices
Category Archives: Business
New line of products from Intel
Intel unveiled its new plans for the Itanium series, and for a new high-end server chip. The company is expected to release a whole new line of Itanium 2 chips next year.
Cisco – Nokia Collaboration
Cisco Systems will extend key mobility features of its Internet Protocol (IP) Communications and Unified Wireless Network solutions to the new Nokia business-optimized devices based on Series 60 3rd edition software platform.
Symantec about Microsoft’s decision to enter the security market
Microsoft announced its plans to enter the security market with products dedicated to businesses and individual users. Let’s see what Symantec says about this…
Apple prepares new iPods
Tim Cook, executive vice president, annonuced that Apple plans to introduce new iPods until the end of the year.
Microsoft and Yahoo to join forces on IM network
The two companies consider to link their IM networks. By doing this they will gain 44% of the market.
GSM on 450 MHz supported by Nokia
HP Supports Small and Mid-size Businesses
New products and services designed to simplify the technology ownership experience for small and mid-size businesses (SMBs) are offered by HP.
A new 100$ dollar PC!?
Unfortunately it was available only for one day. CompUSA offered a $99.99 PC on Sunday to costumers that signed up for a year of AOL at $23.90 a month.
Interesting plans for the new Xbox 360
Microsoft’s new marketing campaign wants to extend the Xbox popularity beyond hard-core gamers, reaching other types of consumers like mothers and wives.
Buying the competition, a new tendency
Like other business giants, eBay decided to pay $370 million for its PayPal rival, which is operated by VeriSign.
“Digital Incubators” to Create Next-generation Broadband Content
Cisco and mtvU (the most comprehensive television network just for college students) will offer ten grants to produce original content to premiere on Ãœber, MTV network’s first channel distributed in its entirety via broadband.
More online shoppers because of the high price of gasoline
Even-tough the summer has passed, the fuel price remains high and this won’t change probably until the holidays.
StarOffice on ThinkPad from Lenovo
This week, Lenovo announced the availability of StarOffice on its new ThinkPad R51e notebook.
Podcast search from Yahoo
This new service from Yahoo will allow people to easily search podcasts through keyword, categories or tagging, which is user-generated topic coding.
Three New TFT LCD Models for Industrial Activities
NEC LCD Technologies, Ltd. will launch three new amorphous silicon TFT LCD modules on the market within the second trimester of 2006.
Cisco MDS 9509 Multilayer Intelligent Directors for China UnionPay
China UnionPay Co. Ltd. has selected Cisco® storage area network (SAN) solutions for the integration of its disaster recovery and data backup systems in Shanghai and Beijing.
AOL allied with MSN?!
The two companies consider to combine AOL’s Web content with Microsoft’s search-engine technology.
Google defends its clients in Washington
Google formed a team in Washington that will involve in the policy process and contribute to the debates that inform it.
N-Gage Academy is teaching you to download and share games
N-Gage.com is Nokia’s way of showing how easy it is to download games onto your mobile phone.
Weblogs acquired by AOL
The blogging network, Weblogs, was acquired by AOL. The transaction’s cost wasn’t revealed by the two companies which signed the agreement today.
AMD at Full Speed
AMD will bring the power of AMD64 technology to the fastest growing sport in America and will become the Official Technology Partner of the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing, Inc. (NASCAR).
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Red Hat Enterprise Linux adopted by the University of Stirling, Scotland
University of Stirling in Scotland has migrated its SAP application servers, that manage the Human Resources and Payroll functions, to run on Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
Microsoft doesn’t want its Office on Linux
Simple and clear. This is Microsoft’s answer to a natural question that came after the software giant announcement that its Office suite will be available for Mac.