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Google officially unveils Android 2.4 in San Francisco
Google unveiled Android 2.4 (deliciously nicknamed "Ice Cream Sandwich") at this morning's keynote at Google I/O in San Francisco. Ice Cream Sandwich brings the best features of Honeycomb to mobile phones. Still, other than a few intriguing demos, Google did not disclose many details about the update such as when it will be available to consumers.
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Android dominates Google I/O developer conference
The expansion of Android from smartphones to tablets, TVs and desktop computers impressed developers attending the Google I/O conference, with one attendee predicting that Google's other operating system, Chrome OS, is doomed.
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Dell to extend virtualised data centre line
At the Interop trade show this week, Dell will expand its networking, server and storage product lines to help users migrate from legacy data centres to those more heavily reliant on virtualisation.
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Data centres look to alternative power sources
Data centre power usage is soaring - the US Environmental Protection Agency estimates that data centre energy requirements will double in the next five years. To address that surge in energy use, some companies are turning to alternative sources of energy, including solar arrays, natural gas turbines, wind power, fuel cells and hydro power. But one big question is whether these power sources will deliver a return on investment in the near future.
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Google to launch cloud-based music service
Google is expected to announce Tuesday its new music service, that will allow users to store their music online, according to reports.
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Google to highlight Android and Chrome at Google I/O conference
Google's biggest developer platforms will take center stage at Google I/O.
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Alcatel-Lucent to sell enterprise business, report claims
Alcatel-Lucent is reportedly shopping around its enterprise switching, IP telephony and contact centre businesses in an effort to boost its financial performance by focusing on core telecom markets.
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JavaOne conference to go-ahead in October
The conference will be held at the same time as Oracle OpenWorld, but Oracle says JavaOne will be a standalone event
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Xiotech adds intelligent storage management to blade
Xiotech?s new entry level storage blade will integrate controller functions.
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IBM says own DB2 database to remain proprietary
The company says it has internal give and take between Linux and OSes like Windows, but has no plans to open source its DB2 database