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  • File sharing network Kazaa settles record industry suit
  • 'Adult' Web company launches MySpace-styled site
  • Intel to ship new desktop, laptop chips in August
  • Nokia starts tests of Wi-Fi Internet mobile calls
  • Microsoft hedges on Vista deadline
  • Mozilla patches 13 Firefox flaws
  • IT buyers gain pricing procurement tool for PCs
  • iTunes maybe heading to home audio, video markets
  • Judge approves deal in Google click-fraud case
  • Sony adds video RSS feeds to PSP
  • XM satellite radio cuts subscriber estimates as losses widen
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    'Adult' Web company launches MySpace-styled site
    LOS ANGELES - The operators of an X-rated online video game on Wednesday debuted Utherverse.com, an adults-only site that aims to duplicate the success of wildly popular teen hangout MySpace.com. More...

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    Intel to ship new desktop, laptop chips in August
    TOKYO - Intel said on Thursday it plans to start shipping new processors for desktop and laptop computers in August, betting the energy-saving chips would help the world's largest semiconductor maker regain share from rival AMD. More...

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    Nokia starts tests of Wi-Fi Internet mobile calls
    HELSINKI - Nokia, the world's largest mobile phone maker, has started its first tests of a technology that allows users to roam seamlessly between phone networks and local wireless hotspots such as Wi-Fi. More...

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    Microsoft hedges on Vista deadline
    A Microsoft honcho at the company's annual conference for financial analysts sends mixed signals about Windows Vista's ship date.. More...

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    Mozilla patches 13 Firefox flaws
    Mozilla rolls out a Firefox security update that patches 13 vulnerabilities, eight of them judged "critical." The overall update has been tagged as "highly critical." More...

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    IT buyers gain pricing procurement tool for PCs
    The Compute Systems Cost Analyser is a new Web-based tool that lets buyers determine the best price on PCs before they sign the deal with suppliers. More...

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    Judge approves deal in Google click-fraud case
    The Circuit judge rules the settlement was "fair, reasonable and adequate." It calls for Google to allow all advertisers to apply for credit for invalid clicks. More...

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    XM satellite radio cuts subscriber estimates as losses widen
    XM Satellite Radio slashed its subscriber growth estimates for a second time this year, and reported a wider loss for the second quarter. More...

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