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IBM to use Google desktop search deep inside firms

Microsoft threatens to withdraw Windows in South Korea

Singapore bans gay website, fines another

Microsoft adds XPS in Office 12 to fight Adobe

'Old' Bill Gates saluted on 50th birthday

Monday, 31st October 2005

	IBM to use Google desktop search deep inside firms
	Microsoft threatens to withdraw Windows in South Korea
	Singapore bans gay website, fines another
	Microsoft adds XPS in Office 12 to fight Adobe
	'Old' Bill Gates saluted on 50th birthday

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IBM to use Google desktop search deep inside firms
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