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  • Five ways to get Vista's security now
  • Mozilla debuts Thunderbird 2.0 alpha
  • Motorola, Shanda offer gaming-on-the-go in China
  • CA names CFO, remains mum on layoff rumors
  • New SingTel CEO to face tough challenges
  • Manufacturing snag to cause MBS 2003 R2 delay
  • Microsoft says IPod rival Zune will be long, pricey investment
  • Opsware now a data centre triple-threat?
  • LG Electronics unit sees US growth despite economy
  • Music TV battles to survive in Internet age
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    Five ways to get Vista's security now
    Windows Vista is months away, and so is the additional security it's promising. Or is it? Why wait when you can give Windows XP a taste of Vista's User Account Control protection now. More...

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    Mozilla debuts Thunderbird 2.0 alpha
    New features being tested in the client are message tagging, enhanced mail notification alerts, and more. More...

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    Motorola, Shanda offer gaming-on-the-go in China
    SHANGHAI - Motorola on Friday launched its first online-game-playing mobile phone, picking China for the initiative in a bid to tap into one of the world's top game markets. More...

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    New SingTel CEO to face tough challenges
    SINGAPORE - The new head of Singapore Telecommunications, Southeast Asia's biggest telecoms firm, will face formidable challenges: stiff pricing competition, slowing mobile user growth and regulatory changes across much of Asia. More...

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    Manufacturing snag to cause MBS 2003 R2 delay
    Microsoft Small Business Server R2 bits are being recalled from partners because the latest build inadvertently included some old code. More...

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    Microsoft says IPod rival Zune will be long, pricey investment
    Microsoft plans to go head-to-head with Apple for a piece of the portable music device market, but it doesn't expect to be an overnight sensation in the field. More...

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    Opsware now a data centre triple-threat?
    Does Opsware's recent purchase of storage management vendor CreekPath Systems make it the biggest, baddest data-center automation dog around?
    Possibly. More...

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    LG Electronics unit sees US growth despite economy
    NEW YORK - LG Electronics' sees steady gains in its US consumer electronics unit, despite growing concerns that rising oil prices and interest rates may nip shoppers desire for devices such as flat screen TVs. More...

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    Music TV battles to survive in Internet age
    LONDON (Reuters) - Music television is the endangered species of the pop world, and is learning the hard way that it must adapt to the Internet age, or die. More...

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