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India’s new Rupee symbol won’t show soon on computers | Network World

Vendors of computers, mobile phones, and software say they will support the symbol for the Indian rupee that was approved by the Indian cabinet on Thursday.

Zenprise adds Android support to mobile management tool | Network World

Zenprise Inc. is adding the ability to manage smartphones that run the Android operating system to the list of devices it can monitor with its MobileManager software tool.

With fix now out, Microsoft sees jump in XP attacks | Network World

Microsoft urged Windows users to update their software Tuesday, saying it's now seen more than 25,000 attacks leveraging one of the critical bugs fixed in July's monthly security patches.

Infor makes unsolicited $1.84B bid for ERP vendor Lawson | Network World

Lawson Software received an unsolicited buy out offer of US$11.25 per share, or around $1.84 billion, from rival ERP (enterprise resource planning) software vendor Infor.

Infor’s offer for Lawson could spark bidding war | Network World

Infor's roughly US$1.8 billion offer for Lawson Software will likely be far from the only salvo in a bidding war for the ERP (enterprise resource planning) vendor that could see the likes of IBM, Hewlett-Packard and Oracle enter the fray, according to some analysts.

Infor hiring spree stresses product innovation | Network World

Infor is hoping to shed perceptions that it hasn't emphasized product innovation throughout the long string of acquisitions that made it one of the world's largest ERP software vendors after SAP and Oracle, announcing Wednesday that it plans to hire 400 additional developers by the end of this year.

Interview with Brian Aker | Network World

MySQL architect Brian Aker discusses the future of database storage engines, Amazon's Web services, the next generation of distributed revision control and the economics of creating open source software.

AMD looks to boost Fusion ecosystem through investments | Network World

Advanced Micro Devices is looking to invest in technology companies as it tries to build a hardware and software ecosystem around its upcoming Fusion processor, the company said on Tuesday.

Anonymous: Why does U.S. Central Command want to create phony online identities? | Network World

The international collective known as Anonymous is trying to figure out just what U.S. Central Command wants with software that can create and manage phony identities on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and other social networks.

Google says Microsoft patent lawsuit threatens innovation | Network World

Google took a slap at Microsoft on Tuesday, saying the software giant's patent lawsuit against bookseller Barnes & Noble's Android-based e-reader stifles innovation.

Customer Accuses Infor of Betrayal in Software Lawsuit | Network World

An Infor customer is alleging the ERP (enterprise resource planning) vendor betrayed a long-standing trust between the companies in order to sell it software that utterly failed to perform as promised.

Who is Steve Ballmer? | Network World

If Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates had not asked Steve Ballmer to join his start-up software company as employee number 24 in 1980, the now infamous Ballmer would probably have made a career out of selling car insurance.

SCO fires CEO McBride as it tries to emerge from bankruptcy | Network World

Unix software vendor SCO, struggling through bankruptcy and a Unix copyright trial involving Novell, has fired President and CEO Darl McBride.

Microsoft wins fast-track appeal of Word ban | Network World

A panel of federal judges has granted Microsoft Corp.'s request for a fast-track appeal of the injunction that prohibits the company from selling its popular Word software after Oct. 10.

Lotus BlackBerry Apps Aim to Boost Collaboration | Network World

Research In Motion (RIM) helped kick off software-behemoth IBM's (IBM) seventeenth-annual Lotusphere conference this morning with the announcement of two new IBM Lotus applications for BlackBerry smartphones: Lotus Quickr v1.0 and Lotus Connections v2.3.

Cisco Wi-Fi software makes video more reliable, efficient over wireless | Network World

Video over Wi-Fi can be iffy, buggy, blurry and jittery. Cisco's new software is designed to solve all that.

Linux Foundation releases specification to ease licensing headaches | Network World

The Linux Foundation and FOSSBazzaar on Wednesday released a new specification to ease the pain of license compliance for open source software. The Software Package Data Exchange (SPDX) is a data exchange specification that tracks license information in a standardized way and allows it to travel across the software supply chain.

Are all rootkits evil? | Network World

When a security researcher late last year discovered Sony was using hidden software-cloaking and monitoring techniques to protect copyrights on its music CDs, public backlash prompted lawsuits against the company and a debate ensued about using "rootkits" in commercial software.

Globalization: IT Tools to Collaborate, Bridge Language Gaps | Network World

How BBK Worldwide uses graphics software to bridge language gaps and collaborate with doctors to recruit patients globally for clinical trials.

Lawson aims customers toward the Amazon cloud | Network World

Lawson Software is hoping to entice its customer base to deploy their applications in Amazon's Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2), and has a marquee customer to show it can be done successfully.

Three Phases of SharePoint: What Type of User Are You? | Network World

SharePoint, Microsoft's software program offering everything from online document management to Intranets to social networking sites, has over 100 million users and a majority of them are from Fortune 500 companies, according to Microsoft.

IBM: Watson could boost confidence of financial industry | Network World

Open source software such as Lucene and Linux played a crucial role in IBM's Jeopardy computer

EU seeks comment on Microsoft’s latest offer | Network World

The European Commission is seeking feedback from the software industry and consumers on a new offer from Microsoft to address antitrust charges that it is competing unfairly in the market for web browsers, the regulator said Wednesday.

iPhone, BlackBerry users can make VoIP calls over 3G | Network World

Agito Networks says it can dramatically cut enterprise cell phone costs with a new software release that lets iPhone and BlackBerry handsets make VoIP calls over 3G data connections.

Lawson rolling out analytics app for health care | Network World

Lawson Software will soon release a specialized analytics application for health care organizations, which make up a significant portion of the ERP (enterprise resource planning) vendor's customer base.