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TODAY ON iTnews.com.au:    Microsoft eyes multiple versions of new Office 2007   First Mac OS X malware infects via iChat   IBM to invest US$1bln for "info-on-demand" practice   Nokia sees rapid growth in blended networks   Analysis: Mobile phone advances to force chip firm tie-ups
Friday, 17th February 2006
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  • Microsoft eyes multiple versions of new Office 2007
  • First Mac OS X malware infects via iChat
  • IBM to invest US$1bln for "info-on-demand" practice
  • Nokia sees rapid growth in blended networks
  • Analysis: Mobile phone advances to force chip firm tie-ups
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    Microsoft eyes multiple versions of new Office 2007
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    Nokia sees rapid growth in blended networks
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