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Microsoft’s Morro not intended as Symantec, McAfee rival

San Francisco, November 20: Microsoft’s introduction of a new security software is not an attempt to compete with security software giants, Symantec and McAfee.

Microsoft announced on Tuesday that they would be producing a free security software called “Morro” after they finish the distribution of their subscription-based security service, Windows Live OneCare.

Google launches voice search service for iPhone

San Francisco, November 16, 2008 - Search engine giant, Google brings one of the most promising application/tool “voice search” for Apple iPhone, one of the most popular consumer phone.

Microsoft unveils next generation Windows Live Services

United States, November 13, 2008 : Microsoft Corp. has launched the new version of Windows Live with few modifications which makes it more user-friendly and interesting to use.

The next generation of Windows Live is a package of online services which better enable the users to communicate and share data or files in an easy way.

Nets reach out to jobless fans

East Rutherford, N.J. -- The New Jersey Nets say they'll give out free tickets to jobless fans in exchange for their resumes, which they'll forward to the team's sponsors.

Craigslist cracks down on erotic ads

United States, November 7,2008 - The leading online classified publication Craigslist has made a new rule for those who want to submit/post ads to the Web's site's "erotic services" section to avoid illegal advertising.

Attack code for Windows bug written in only two hours

California, October 24: It only took two hours for developers of Immunity, a company that specializes in penetration testing technology, to write code that could exploit a newly announced Windows bug.

Blu-ray official site hacked

It is very common for the fights to get dirty in the business circles, but hacking of the official site of a firm and being directed to its competitor’s website, is much of a humiliation.

Amazon launches Unbox Video downloads Service

A long awaited online video service has finally rolled out on Sept. 7 by the leading purveyor of goods online, Amazon.com, in a hope to launch online movie watching to the masses in the manner it did online shopping.

Warner Bros. sells films and TV shows over Guba.com

American Film Company Warner Bros. announced on Tuesday that it had struck a deal with online video-sharing company Guba, a YouTube competitor, to distribute feature films and TV shows over the Internet.

OS X is "just as vulnerable", says McAfee

McAfee has launched a security product for Mac OS X, saying that the Mac operating system is just as vulnerable as any other when it comes to hackings and viruses.

Nokia, ATI join hands for Multimedia Development

Nokia and ATI have announced a strategic relationship to develop and enhance the multimedia experience on Nokia cell phones. The statement, released on Thursday, says the two companies will work jointly in the fields of music and video playback, 3D gaming and mobile TV.

Seagate takes a perpendicular leap in Disk Capacity

Seagate's announcement of a 750GB, Barracuda 7200.10 drive marks a quantam leap in the world of disk capacity. The disk is 50 percent larger than the largest drives available till now. The company also announced an expected arrival of 750 GB external drive by coming week.

A refreshing taste of IE7 Beta2 from Microsoft

The Redmond giant, Microsoft has moved a step closer to finishing a new version of its popular Internet Explorer browser. Microsoft opened the Internet Explorer 7 Beta 2 floodgates on Tuesday as it launched a beta version of its Internet Explorer 7 browser, emphasizing new security features designed to defeat security problems that plagued earlier editions. So, if you are running the Microsoft Internet Explorer 7 Beta 2 Preview then it is time to update to a newer version of Microsoft Internet Explorer 7 Beta 2 with some updates and fixes.

Apple family welcomes 17 inch MacBook Pro

The full fledged Apple family is all gearing up to welcome the 17-inch version of its Intel-powered MacBook Pro. The infant weighing 6.8 pounds stands one inch tall with the closed screen. MacBook Pro is claimed to be up to five times as fast as its PowerBook G4 predecessor nurturing on its RAM version that's twice as fast as the PowerBook G4.

Apple's Boot Camp brings "XP" and "Tiger" Together

After appealing computer users persistently to "think different" and defining the Macintosh as a solitary rampart against the Windows attack, Apple Computer has decided to open the doors, at least a little.

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