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Microsoft frees up Vista SP1 support
After receiving numerous complaints about its new service pack for Windows Vista, Microsoft has decided to offer free support to any Vista user experiencing problems when installing the update.
Mitchell Bingemann
Mar 25 2008 12:18PM
Software
EU frees spectrum for advanced mobile services
The European Commission is to repeal the GSM Directive of 1987, effectively freeing up large swathes of radio spectrum for advanced mobile data and multimedia services.
Andrew Charlesworth
Jul 27 2007 4:56PM
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MusicNet frees tracks from DRM shackles
US digital entertainment provider MediaNet Digital has announced that its MusicNet subsidiary will make more than a million DRM-free tracks available to its partners in the third quarter.
Clement James
Jul 26 2007 3:03PM
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