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- 16 February 2006
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News: Office '12.0' to become Office 2007
Microsoft is set to unveil today its long-awaited branding, packaging and pricing for the next version of Office, which is expected to be available later this year.
- 15 February 2006
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News: Microsoft responds to EC complaints
Today Microsoft launched a last-ditch attempt to stave off the threat of million-dollar-a-day fines.
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News: T-Mobile to launch HSDPA this month in Europe
Mobile phone customers of T-Mobile in Germany, Austria and the Netherlands can expect faster mobile internet access this month.
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Opinion: Can I get a redial?
The worlds of 3G telephony and UK garage collided today, as Craig David surprised delegates with an appearance at the 3GSM World Congress in Barcelona.
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News: Microsoft patch fails to install on some PCs
Microsoft has reported a problem with one of its security patches released yesterday that requires some users to take additional steps to ensure it installs properly.
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News: Gates outlines ID management for Vista, XP
Microsoft plans to include technology in both Windows Vista and XP to allow users to manage their passwords and identities across multiple websites.
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News: China defends right to censor internet
A Chinese government official yesterday defended the nation's right to censor information on the web, and said no individual has been arrested for "just releasing a comment on the internet", according to state media reports.
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News: Vodafone, Google team on mobile search
Mobile operator Vodafone has teamed up with Google to offer a mobile search service to its Vodafone live! subscribers, the company said yesterday.
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News: British to be first in Europe to get mobile TV
Taiwanese mobile phone developer High Tech Computer said yesterday it will team up with BT and Virgin Mobile as they push to make British users among the first in Europe to watch television on their mobile phones.
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News: Microsoft releases seven software patches
Microsoft released seven software patches yesterday, including fixes for critical security flaws in Internet Explorer and Windows Media Player.
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News: Microsoft demos Windows Live for mobile
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer gave the first public demonstration of some Windows Live for Mobile services at the 3GSM World Congress in Barcelona yesterday.
- 14 February 2006
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News: Windows Defender Beta 2.0 released
Microsoft has posted a second beta version of Windows Defender, its free spyware-removal tool.
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News: Executives: mobile content not here yet
Mobile-phone users can expect to be able to access a growing variety of content from their handsets, company bosses said this morning at the 3GSM World Congress in Barcelona.
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News: Microsoft confident on eve of EU deadline
One day ahead of the deadline for explaining why it believes it has complied with the EC's antitrust ruling against it, Microsoft's top European lawyer said today that the company is confident that it has met or exceeded all of the Commission's demands.
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News: UK bill would make ID cards mandatory
The government's plan for a national ID card survived another legislative round yesterday.
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Opinion: How to make millions from blogging
Turns out it helps if you already are.
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Opinion: Delicious thumbnails
Mix social bookmarking site del.icio.us with thumbnails and you get Thumblicio.us, a new way to browse popular items on del.icio.us.
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News: Mobile operators target global IM service
Several of the world's largest mobile phone operators have agreed to offer instant messaging across their networks as part of an initiative to make it globally available and interoperable.
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News: Yahoo committed to free speech
Yahoo yesterday made commitments to work for greater openness in countries where it operates, while also saying it needs to comply with local laws, in a statement released just days before government hearings in Washington on US internet companies' China operations.
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News: Microsoft to offer a glance of Office Live
Microsoft plans to give users a first look at its Office Live hosted service tomorrow. The company intends to offer the service in three versions, one of which will be advertising-supported and free of charge to customers.
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