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Articles in August, 2005 issue of Rethink IT

• T-Mobile opens up with Google
• Broadcom sues Qualcomm
• SCO upgrades OpenServer
• Linux specialists gang up on Red Hat
• Java takes a commanding position as interoperability between two giants
• Sun to acquire SeeBeyond
• The role of IBM
• AMD brings antitrust action against Intel
• Siebel warns of lower Q2 revenues
• Sun and EMC sign technology deal
• Freescale leaps ahead of WiMedia Alliance with demonstration of its ExtremeUSB
• PalmSource backs Linux Windows for PDAs
  by Caroline Gabriel
• IBM acquires clustering company
• Oracle makes another buy
• HP clusters faster
• Microsoft and IBM settle patent suit at last
• Rethink 50 goes into overdrive as reporting season opens with a string of hits
• Microsoft plans to spread its Windows web further with wireless mesh
• Microsoft expands in data storage
• IBM expands blade servers
• The door to 'open' technology is still only slightly ajar
• Philips plans sub-$5 handset platform
• RAD targets utilities market, keeping TDM door open in an IP world
• Longhorn may miss another deadline
• Cisco buys Netsift
• Europe to have 184m 3G subscribers
• WiMAX super-standard planned
• 802.11n standard could support speeds of up to 600Mbps
• Vodafone launches an aggressive defense of its network against the rise of VoIP
• Nokia moves a step closer to the 'new notebook' by addressing awkward browsing
• Dell unveils McData switching
• Cellular growth will slow convergence
• Cisco chief points to Microsoft collaboration
• WiMAX VOIP
• Symbol plans restructuring
• IBM adds to data integration line
• Broadband lines reach 164m
• Microsoft prepares far midsize business push
• Halo effect boosts Mac sales