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Speaking before thousands of attendees in this year’s Oracle Open World (OOW) conference here, key company executives led by chairman Larry Ellison assured Oracle customers worldwide that nobody will be forced to upgrade to new Oracle releases.


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Globe launches 3.5G mobile services

May 1, 2006 - 12:00am

The race for mobile broadband leadership continues as Ayala-owned Globe Telecom becomes the first company in the Asia-Pacific region and among less than 20 in the world to launch the next generation of mobile communications...

Business

On the go with 3G

March 4, 2006 - 12:00am

In the past two months, mobile subscribers were able to test-drive 3G personally for the first time in the Philippines via Globe’s 3G (third-generation) customer trials. In fact, they were all enthusiastic...

Telecoms

Oracle commits to lifetime support for all products

By Alma Buelva | September 26, 2005 - 12:00am

SAN FRANCISCO – In a move to calm the nerves of wary customers, Oracle Corp. announced that it is providing lifetime support for all its applications, including software from acquired companies such as PeopleSoft...

Technology