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Wednesday, 9th August 2006
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  • Microsoft dumps virtual PC for the Mac
  • Equipment units falling behind WiMAX growth
  • Google fights back against click-fraud accusers
  • Microsoft fixes 23 flaws, including bug with MSBlast potential
  • Microsoft's communication products shift sparks mixed reaction
  • New Trojan disguises malicious traffic
  • Nokia to acquire music service provider Loudeye
  • One in three users are victims of viruses, spyware, or phishers
  • Radiance lands patent for managing bandwidth over internet
  • Skype endorses iSkoot's mobile internet calling
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    Microsoft dumps virtual PC for the Mac
    Microsoft said that it is dropping any plans to update its Virtual PC virtualization software to enable it to work on Apple's new Intel-based Macs. More...

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    Google fights back against click-fraud accusers
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    Microsoft fixes 23 flaws, including bug with MSBlast potential
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    Microsoft's communication products shift sparks mixed reaction
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    New Trojan disguises malicious traffic
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    Nokia to acquire music service provider Loudeye
    Nokia said it has agreed to acquire Loudeye for US$60 million in cash, a move that gives the mobile phone maker a platform for distributing music.
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    One in three users are victims of viruses, spyware, or phishers
    The odds of becoming a victim of viruses, spyware, or phishing are about one in three, Consumer Reports said in its annual report on the Internet.

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    Radiance lands patent for managing bandwidth over internet
    The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has awarded Radiance Technologies a patent for scheduling and executing data-transfer rates over the internet, satellite or other IP-based networks. More...

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    Skype endorses iSkoot's mobile internet calling
    Mobile internet calling provider iSkoot picked up a valuable endorsement from Skype in an agreement that endorses iSkoot's method that enables mobile phone users to use Skype's VoIP service without a PC or a Wi-Fi hotspot.
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