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Wednesday, 19th July 2006
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  • Microsoft, XenSource plan interop, support for Xen on 'Longhorn' server
  • Symantec moves LiveState into backup exec family
  • Vulnerability found in D-Link routers
  • IBM net up 11 pct as costs drop; software strong
  • Samsung eyes 20 pct of Indian handset market
  • IBM backs Xen virtualisation technology
  • 'New Super Mario Bros' top US video game in June
  • Microsoft, Nortel partner to deliver communications
  • China blacklists 102 wireless services companies
  • Doctor, your sponge is beeping
  • Microsoft changes the way it reports earnings
  • RIM sees media features building BlackBerry market
  • Microsoft: Shun unexpected Office docs
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    Microsoft, XenSource plan interop, support for Xen on 'Longhorn' server
    Microsoft and XenSource plan to provide interoperability between Xen-based Linux distributions and the virtualisation technology planned for the "Longhorn" Windows Server. More...

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    'New Super Mario Bros' top US video game in June
    LOS ANGELES - Nintendo of America's "New Super Mario Bros" grabbed the No. 1 spot on the US video game sales chart in June for the second month in a row with 453,000 units sold, according to market research firm NPD. More...

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    Microsoft, Nortel partner to deliver communications
    The pair will deliver email, instant messaging, VoIP, and conferencing in one unified communications platform. More...

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    China blacklists 102 wireless services companies
    SHANGHAI - China's telecoms regulator has released a list of 102 companies engaged in illegal behaviour in the country's wireless value-added services industry in its latest effort to clean up the unruly sector. More...

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    Doctor, your sponge is beeping
    CHICAGO - Technology that helps airlines keep track of baggage and sounds an alarm when a shoplifter tries to leave the store may be able to stop surgeons from losing a sponge inside a patient, a study said on Monday. More...


    Microsoft changes the way it reports earnings
    SEATTLE - Microsoft said on Monday it would report its financial performance starting in the 2007 business year based on five businesses, down from the current seven operating divisions. More...

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    RIM sees media features building BlackBerry market
    TORONTO - Media features and lifestyle applications will be key to the ability of Research In Motion's BlackBerry email device to capture a bigger slice of the broader consumer market, the company's co-chief executive said on Tuesday. More...

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    Microsoft: Shun unexpected Office docs
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