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[My Other Side of the Stories] Microsoft VirtualWiFi October 20th, 2005 Related entries: Internet, Software As reported by BetaNews, Microsoft Research have...
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[Dynatech] 3/4/05: "According to BetaNews, 'America Online's Netscape team has opened its doors to the public, releasing the first beta of the revived Netscape Web browser. (screenshot) Based upon Firefox, Netscape version 8 focuses on security and user privacy, and supports rendering with both Mozilla's Gecko and Microsoft's Internet Explorer browser engines.' Before downloading the beta, remember that it uses Firefox 1.0, which contains some vulnerabilities." -Slashdot
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[Microsoft.weblogsinc.com] The Unofficial Microsoft Weblog - microsoft.weblogsinc.com: The real Windows XP SP3 has been unofficially slated for release after Windows Vista arrives, making it unlikely that it will come any sooner than the end of 2006.
[Anandtech.com] AnandTech: Microsoft has been loading so many features into Office over the past few years that finding the exact feature that you need or performing basic tasks has become rather tedious for some. Microsoft is hoping to reverse this in Office 12:
[Trovster.com] Trovster.com - General Internet-Related Geek-ery: Secondly, I often find myself typing the first few letters (or even just one) of a website and letting the browser auto-complete fill in from previously visited websites. Now, I also have a Yahoo!
[Betanews.com] BetaNews | Google and Sun to Collaborate: Google chairman and CEO Eric Schmidt will sit down with Sun Microsystems CEO Scott McNealy on Tuesday morning to outline a collaborative effort between the two companies. It's not clear what the partnership will entail, but Sun has already begun to hype the event.
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Posted at October 20, 2005 08:31 PM
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