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Articles in May, 2006 issue of Rethink IT

• Nokia repositions itself for the changing carrier networking market
  by Caroline Gabriel
• Oracle sights are set on a Linux-based OS
• Red Hat-JBoss merger spurs IBM and Oracle into further action
• McNealy steps down as Sun CEO
• Accenture flies with 42% stock price rise
• Ofcom awards new licenses
• IBM targets EMC with "Venom'
• Metrozone row brews in New Orleans
• iPass adds Cloud to roaming network
• GooglelEarthLink win San Francisco bid
• NEC unveils US WiMAX strategy
• Sun's DReaM code for permission to access content finds its first customer in Korea
• Nokia settles with InterDigital
• New technologies, same old suppliers
• Google staff file patent applications
• WiMAX Forum certifies additional profile
• Linux vendors unite behind desktop standard
• Motorola and Nortel in frame to buy Siemens Com
• Sybase updates iAnywhere
• Five companies bid for in-flight spectrum, but not Boeing
• Europe's metrozones need to learn that this will be a large company game
• Microsoft mixed on mobility
• Intel announces business brand
• Mobile Ajax may give Opera the platform it needs to overtake Java
• Qualcomm warns over Nokia licensing deals
• Salesforce.com buys Sendia
• Battle heats up in short range networking and automation
• Lucent and Alcatel work out details
• 3 signs services deal with Microsoft