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Friday, 19th May 2006
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  • Google makes Ajax tools available
  • Dell to use AMD in new servers
  • Symantec lobs legal grenade at Microsoft
  • Consumers continue to push wireless networking growth
  • Rockers rally for internet neutrality
  • Video games also attractive to the young at heart
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    Google makes Ajax tools available
    Google is letting developers everywhere get access to the Google Web Toolkit, which it used to create the user interface for Google Maps, Gmail and other interactive web apps. More...

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    Dell to use AMD in new servers
    Dell said on Thursday that it would end its longstanding, Intel-only strategy in the server space and offer servers running Opteron chips from Advanced Micro Devices by the end of the year. More...

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    Symantec lobs legal grenade at Microsoft
    Symantec on Thursday filed a suit against Microsoft for allegedly incorporating functionality in Windows Vista that violates a longstanding intellectual property agreement. More...

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    Rockers rally for internet neutrality
    Moby joined U.S. Rep. Ed Markey (D-Mass.) to rally for Internet neutrality on Capitol Hill. More...

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    Video games also attractive to the young at heart
    Fully 44 percent of gamers were between the ages of 18 and 49, and 31 percent were under 18 years old. Males accounted for more than three out of every five players. More...

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