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Microsoft gets touchy-feelyMelbourne Herald Sun - 7 hours agoComputer users will use their fingers, not mice or keyboards, to control the next version of Windows. Codenamed Windows 7, the new touch-based operating system was unveiled by Microsoft chairman Bill Gates at a recent digital conference in Florida, US.Microsoft Looks [...]
Reuters - T-Mobile USA is suing Starbucks,
saying the coffee shop chain secretly colluded with AT&T to
offer free WiFi Internet access in its cafes despite an
exclusive agreement with T-Mobile.
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TechWeb - InformationWeek - Instead of a battle over 4G wireless technologies, consumer confusion needs to be avoided with the next generation of wireless broadband, Intel’s Sean Maloney said.
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Investor’s Business Daily - The efforts of Google and others to push open-source software in cellular networks are nothing new and won’t have a big impact, say executives with Microsoft and Nokia, the largest providers of smart phone software.
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NewsFactor - Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference next week in San Francisco is widely expected to serve as the forum for Apple CEO Steve Jobs’ unveiling of a new 3G iPhone.
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TechWeb - InformationWeek - Looking to take on the iPhone, a Microsoft exec said mobile music will be a huge business opportunity.
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PC World - SourceForge.net’s annual Community Choice awards highlight the most promising open source projects– and the most troubled.
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Reuters - Malaysians have turned to the
Internet to vent their anger at one of the biggest hikes in
fuel prices, and some are using it to rally support against the
measure in a country with tight restrictions on street
protests.
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AP - Escalating the world’s largest computer chip maker’s legal woes, the Federal Trade Commission has opened a formal probe into Intel Corp.’s sales tactics, a victory for its much smaller rival, Advanced Micro Devices Inc.
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Reuters - T-Mobile USA is suing Starbucks,
saying the coffee shop chain secretly colluded with AT&T to
offer free WiFi Internet access in its cafes despite an
exclusive agreement with T-Mobile.
Go to Source
