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Reuters – Google Inc. is stepping up efforts to allow its users to personalize how they search the Web, moving beyond the one-size-fits-all approach to search it already offers.
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 GameSHOUT |
XBL: Catan, Centipede, Millipede Eurogamer - by Tom Bramwell. Microsoft continues to make good on its promise to deliver more Xbox Live Arcade games more often, announcing that tomorrow at 9am GMT we'll be getting three: Catan, Centipede and Millipede. Centipede, Millipede, Catan joining Xbox Live Arcade roster Catan, Centipede, Millipede Head To Xbox Live Arcade |
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Google Denies Wrongdoings in Viacom Suit DailyTech - Last month, Viacom filed a lawsuit against Google alleging that the Mountain View, Calif. software company intentionally committed massive copyright infringement of Viacom’s properties. Google says Viacom lawsuit threat to Internet use Google Calls Viacom Suit on YouTube Unfounded |
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Nintendo Hustles to Get More Wii to You TechNewsWorld - By Yuri Kageyama. AP. Consumers hoping to buy a Wii gaming console have had a hard time finding one for sale, even several months after Nintendo started shipments. Nostalgia getting old? Virtual Console sales heading south Nintendo's next focus: software |
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Software architect Ray Ozzie has blueprint for Microsoft seattlepi.com Microsoft blog - By TODD BISHOP. Ozzie, best known as the creator of IBM's Lotus Notes, joined Microsoft Corp. in 2005 and assumed Bill Gates' role as chief software architect last year, when Gates announced plans to shift to full-time philanthropy in 2008. Ray Ozzie Outlines Microsoft's 'Sea Change' At Mix '07 Microsoft Adds Open-Source Twist to Silverlight |
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Kutaragi hints PlayStation 4 plans CVG Online - The father of PlayStation Ken Kuturagi already has a vision for PlayStation 4, 5 and 6 despite announcing his retirement as SCEI CEO last week, he told eetimes. Kutaragi hints at PS4 plan Time to change your name PlayStation? |
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Reuters – Microsoft Corp. , the world's largest software maker, has emerged as a contender to buy Internet advertising firm 24/7 Real Media Inc. , the New York Post reported on its Web site on Tuesday.
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 Columbus Dispatch |
High tech help for high school cheaters Edmonton Sun - By AP. MERIDIAN, Idaho — Banning baseball caps during tests was obvious – students were writing the answers under the brim. Then, schools started banning cellphones, realizing students could text message the answers. Songs, Videos, Podcasts and Cheat Sheets Schools Banning iPods |
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 Seattle Times |
.NET programming tools add sparkle to Silverlight Seattle Times - By Benjamin J. Romano. LAS VEGAS – With each new announcement from a major software company, another old distinction between an Internet service and a desktop application seems to crumble. Microsoft to fuse .Net with Silverlight Software architect Ray Ozzie has blueprint for Microsoft |
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Microsoft to fuse .Net with Silverlight Techworld.com - By Eric Lai, Computerworld. Microsoft kicked off its Mix07 web developers conference by revealing it has fused a full portable version of its . Ray Ozzie Outlines Microsoft's 'Sea Change' At Mix '07 New Microsoft tools for Web developers |
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An anonymous reader passes on word of court documents filed by IBM on Friday. The documents contain a copy of a letter, dated 2004, from SCO to IBM’s lawyers stating that they tried to keep Linus Torvalds from making disparaging public statements about SCO, speculating erroneously that IBM was the principal funder of OSDL, where Torvalds worked at the time. Quoting: “The company also tried to silence Eben Moglen, the Columbia University professor who, until this month, was a director of the Free Software Foundation, and Eric Raymond, a controversial open-source advocate, saying they claimed to be IBM consultants.”
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