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Monday, 25th July 2005
 
  • Virus writers adopting stealth strategy
  • Microsoft dubs Longhorn "Windows Vista"
  • Yahoo appoints HP exec to board
  • Survey says RFID is red hot
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    Virus writers adopting stealth strategy
    Symantec says there has been a big decrease in network-damaging viruses and an increase in less destructive Trojans. More...

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    Microsoft dubs Longhorn "Windows Vista"
    Microsoft has a new name for its next major operating system, and the software giant has set aside its long practice of using release years or acronyms to describe its flagship product. More...

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    Yahoo appoints HP exec to board
    Yahoo has appointed to its board Vyomesh Joshi, executive vice president of Hewlett-Packard's printer division. More...

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    Survey says RFID is red hot
    Prospective RFID users are plunging ahead with wireless radio ID technology, according to a survey. More...

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