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Updated: Rod Drury says last week's 5.0 beta update is the worst redesign he can think of. And he's not alone...

Steve Ballmer, Microsoft CEO, is offloading 12% of his stake not due to loss of faith but for tax planning and financial diversity.

Kaseya has acquired ObjAcct's accounting suite, aiming to simplify IT cost management for professionals by integrating it into its IT services platform.

OneNet CEO predicts a stark shift in the IT landscape, forecasting the decline of internal IT support roles due to cloud computing's rise.

Samsung has confirmed that the Froyo update, expected in Nov/Dec, will resolve Skype issues on the Galaxy S. The device recently surpassed 5 million sales.

Samsung sells over five million units of Galaxy S smartphone, plans to launch in Japan. Skype now available on Android, but with issues on Galaxy S.

Skype is now available for Android smartphones, running version 2.1 or above, allowing users to make free Skype-to-Skype calls.

Tony Bates, former head of Cisco's enterprise and small-business unit, is now CEO of Skype, highlighting Silver Lake Partners' plans to advance the firm.

Cisco has reportedly made a pre-IPO bid for Skype, aiming to bolster its market position against Google's new Google Talk service.

Tomizone teams up with Skype, offering free Wi-Fi at hotspots for Skype users to stay connected. Winter Warmer Hotspots promo begins today.

Skype, the popular software application for voice calls, is set to revolutionise how we communicate and pay for calls.

Check your emails or browse the Web while simultaneously chatting to your friends thanks to the latest Skype update for iPhone.

With today's online-based telepresence solutions, Cisco's high quality telepresence solutions are under fire from new entrants.

Revolutionise your genealogy research in the New Year with advanced search tools and tips to keep your family history organised.

eBay sells Skype to private investors for USD $1.9 billion, ending an unfruitful alliance but leaving unresolved a critical licensing dispute.

New Zealand businesses must embrace new technologies in order to thrive during the current economic downturn, according to Orcon's Head of Sales and Marketing.