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Microsoft revamps licensing for Vista launch

Report: Apple gets 50 percent margin on iPhone

Skype adds per-call connection fee

Mac sales growth eclipses average for PC companies

With an 80-core chip on the way, software needs to start changing

Bush signs US pre-texting law

Record industry threatens ISPs

Singapore judge sentences teen for Wi-Fi hack

Small firms have big worries over VoIP

Friday, 19th January 2007

Headlines

	Sun holds off on GPL3 adoption
	Microsoft revamps licensing for Vista launch
	Report: Apple gets 50 percent margin on iPhone
	Skype adds per-call connection fee
	Mac sales growth eclipses average for PC companies
	With an 80-core chip on the way, software needs to start changing
	Bush signs US pre-texting law
	Record industry threatens ISPs
	Singapore judge sentences teen for Wi-Fi hack
	Small firms have big worries over VoIP

Tim Lohman,
Editor

This morning, Microsoft revamped its licensing options today in preparation for the 30 January consumer launch of Windows Vista.

Also making news, Sun Microsystems will not make a final decision on whether to adopt the upcoming General Public Licence version 3 (GPL3) until after its release later this year.

Mail your comments on this morning’s news:

editor@itnews.com.au

Breaking News

Applications

Sun holds off on GPL3 adoption
No decision until licence has been finalised, says software chief.
By Tom Sanders

Operating Systems

Microsoft revamps licensing for Vista launch
Cusomers offered 'more flexible' licensing for Windows Vista.
By Robert Jaques

Hardware

Report: Apple gets 50 percent margin on iPhone
iSuppli reports that consumers wishing for a cheaper device should have hope. There's plenty of room to lower the cost and the market may demand it.
By Staff writers

Telco/ISP

Skype adds per-call connection fee
The charge is not included in certain "Unlimited" calling plans..
By Staff writers

Hardware

Mac sales growth eclipses average for PC companies
Unit sales were up 28 percent for the last 12 months over the same period the year before, but revenues were up even more dramatically: 40 percent.
By Staff writers

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