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Microsoft, the world's largest software company, is still open to forging a deal with search giant Yahoo, Steve Ballmer says.

The Dixons Stores Group has posted a huge loss for the second year running.

The operating system from the XO laptop has been released as a bootable flash drive image called Sugar on a Stick.

The personal security questions used by all four major webmail services are insecure, according to a paper from Microsoft Research and Carnegie Mellon University - but the company has done nothing to change the system it criticises.

A hard disk containing sensitive US military data was bought at a street fair in Ghana, claims a new documentary.

Microsoft has responded to a campaign launched yesterday to convince the company to adopt standards-based email.

Google has launched a beta version of AdSense for the iPhone and Android handsets, giving developers an easy way to make money from free applications.

The Government has warned of a growing risk to military and business secrets from computer spies and pledged to toughen cyber security to protect the £50 billion spent each year online.

International analyst firm Gartner claims that PC sales are beginning to show signs of recovery.

Google has begun inviting the public to test a new service that rings all your phones from only one number.

Palm has posted a narrower-than-expected fiscal fourth quarter loss, following strong demand for its recently unveiled Pre smartphone.

China has stepped up accusations that Google is spreading obscene content over the internet, a day after US officials urged Beijing to abandon plans for controversial filtering software on new computers.

Facebook has launched a new beta feature that drags the social-networking site another step closer to Twitter.

An investigation has been launched after a convicted robber was found to have been updating his Facebook status from prison, despite not being allowed a PC or mobile phone.

Cable and Wireless has announced that it will expand its Multi-Service Platform (MSP) to continental Europe, bringing bandwidth of up to 1Gbit/sec.

Microsoft has slashed the price of Windows 7 - but Brits are still at an enormous disadvantage compared to US buyers.

Microsoft is reportedly considering offering Windows 7 on USB thumb drives to allow netbook owners to upgrade their machines.