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Apple lets loose Tiger OS
Microsoft, Intel build up patent portfolios
Microsoft revs up auto industry drive
Microsoft to launch XP thin clients
Novell to boost partner margins
64-bit Office 12 in the works
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Apple lets loose Tiger OS
The Mac OS X 10.4 client codenamed Tiger brought some 200 new features, notably Spotlight, Apple's new desktop search technology, on its release last Friday. More...

Microsoft, Intel build up patent portfolios
Patents issued to Microsoft and Intel have highlighted an intellectual-property imperative driving technology powerhouses to aggressively build up their patent portfolios. More...

Microsoft revs up auto industry drive
Microsoft has unveiled a barrage of products and services for the auto industry at its Global Automotive Summit. More...

Microsoft to launch XP thin clients
Microsoft is set to debut two Windows XP thin clients, one for low-end PCs and another for mobile workers. More...

Novell to boost partner margins
Novell is set to drive additional profit margins to partners as part of a plan to increase sales of Linux products and services. More...

64-bit Office 12 in the works
Microsoft is planning a 64-bit version of its Office product franchise but staying tightlipped on details. More...
 
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