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Software sales raise Oracle revenue in fiscal Q1 (Java World) - September 26, 2005— Oracle reported another strong quarter with first-quarter 2006 results driven by software sales and the successful integration of PeopleSoft into the organization, the company said.

Software giants offer protection (Financial Times) - Two of the world's largest software makers are this week expected to follow IBM in announcing products aimed at protecting vital company data.

Bankers not worried on crackdown of unlicensed software (Sun Star) - THE president of the Iloilo City Bankers Association (IBA) claimed they are ready for the Optical Media Board's (OMB) inspection on banks in relation to the latter's crackdown on software piracy.

Extended Systems Licenses Bluetooth(R) Software to STMicroelectronics (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance) - Extended Systems , a leading provider of mobile software solutions, announced today during 3GSM World Congress Asia that STMicroelectronics, a leading chip vendor and one of the world's leaders in Bluetooth radios, has licensed the company's Bluetooth protocol stack and profiles.

All about cost audit, software architecture (News Today) - The Department of Commerce, the ISDL cell, and the Department of Computer Science of Guru Shree Shantivijai Jain College for Women, recently conducted a two-day guest lecture here on 'Cost Audit', 'Chain Management', and on 'Software Architecture'.

Software firm invites partners for kid safety on the Net (INQ7.net) - THE SOFTWARE firm Computer Associates has recently invited local organizations and government agencies to join its global campaign to ensure the safety of kids on the Internet.

Five steps to make your computer more secure (USA Today) - These days, a firewall, anti-virus software and anti-spyware programs are essential, but they might not be enough to protect you. Here are five things you can do for a little added security:

Palm to unveil cell phone with Microsoft software (Reuters via Yahoo! News) - Microsoft Corp. and its longtime rival in the mobile software market, Palm Inc. are set to unveil on Monday a cell phone that will run Microsoft's software, sources said on Friday.

Palm teams with Microsoft for smart phone (USA Today) - Palm Inc. is teaming up with Microsoft Corp. to launch a Windows-based version of the Treo smart phone, marking the first time the handheld computer pioneer will sell a device based on its former rival's software. The new Treo 700 will be offered through Verizon Wireless.

Bridging islands of enterprise software (Java World) - In this article, Gautam Shah introduces Apache's Web Services Invocation Framework, a framework for invoking services regardless of their location or implementation.