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    Microsoft to launch IE8 in '09; RC due out in Q1 21/11/2008 07:53:00

    Web developers complain that it's moving too fast to catch bugs
    Microsoft Thursday said it would issue a release candidate (RC) for Internet Explorer 8 (IE8) in the first three months of 2009, indicating it will ship its newest browser sometime in the first half of the year.
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    Microsoft, Novell eye Moonlight beta, system management 20/11/2008 07:49:00

    The Moonlight beta will put Microsoft's Silverlight on Linux, and the Advanced Management Pack enables management of Windows and Linux servers from a single console
    Marking the two-year anniversary of their controversial interoperability agreement, Microsoft and Novell this week are announcing upcoming availability of both the beta version of Moonlight, which puts Microsoft's Silverlight rich Internet application technology on Linux, and the general release of Advanced Management Pack for Suse Linux Enterprise for Microsoft System Center Operations Manager 2007 R2.
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    Online searchers often led away from corporate sites 20/11/2008 07:26:00

    Hitwise calls on top firms to better optimize sites for users seeking data on their brands
    Companies like Wal-Mart, Exxon Mobil and the makers of Motrin have all learned the hard way that online assaults from external users on Web 2.0 sites like Facebook and Twitter can damage their brands.
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    New Firefox app lets users pimp their browsers 19/11/2008 07:33:00

    'Fashion Your Firefox' Web app simplifies choosing and installing add-ons
    Mozilla Tuesday unveiled a Web application that speeds Firefox customization by offering users several sets of pre-selected add-ons.
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    JavaFX RIA technology almost ready 19/11/2008 07:25:00

    General-release versions of JavaFX Desktop and JavaFX Script are due by the end of the year, and Sun officials say Java business is profitable
    JavaFX, Sun Microsystems' entrant in the rich Internet application (RIA) space, is nearly ready for prime time and, by the way, the company is making money off of Java, company officials said Monday afternoon at the Adobe Max 2008 conference in San Francisco.
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    Microsoft opens new online store for the US 17/11/2008 09:51:00

    Microsoft launched a new online store in the U.S. where people can buy many of the company's hardware and software products.
    Microsoft has quietly launched a new online store where U.S. customers can buy its software and hardware products.
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    Google, other supporters mark OpenSocial's first year 17/11/2008 08:05:00

    Backers of OpenSocial marked the first birthday of the application development platform for social networking apps.
    OpenSocial supporters celebrated on Thursday what they consider major progress in this project to establish a common set of standard APIs and tools for developing social networking applications.
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    iPhone Gets Google Search By Voice 15/11/2008 09:33:00

    Google new application for Apple's iPhone uses voice recognition technology.
    Google launched a new application for Apple's iPhone that uses voice recognition technology to enter queries in the company's search engine. The free app should be available now from the iPhone's App Store and through iTunes.
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    Microsoft releases new API for Windows Live Search 14/11/2008 08:43:00

    Microsoft has unveiled a revamped Live Search API that developers can use to embed search on Web sites.
    Microsoft Thursday unveiled a revamped Live Search API that developers can use to embed search on Web sites with more support for frequently used Web-development technologies and less restrictions on how third parties use the technology on their Web sites.
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    Sun, Joyent offer free Web hosting to Bebo developers 13/11/2008 08:16:00

    Hosting arrangement aims to promote Sun's OpenSolaris to develop, debug, and deploy Bebo social apps
    Sun Microsystems is partnering with cloud services provider Joyent to give Bebo developers one year of free Web hosting for their applications.
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    Microsoft signs MSN Toolbar deal with Sun 11/11/2008 03:04:00

    Starting on Monday, Internet Explorer users who download the Java Runtime Environment will be offered the MSN Toolbar.
    People who download Sun's Java Runtime Environment will be offered the MSN Toolbar as well, through a search distribution deal Microsoft has struck with Sun, the companies will announce Monday.
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