Monthly Archives: March 2008

Microsoft seeks to broaden its mobile business

March 31, 2008
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One is a Microsoft Corp. veteran, fresh out of the computer-server division. Another is a marketing executive known for his work at a big office-supply chain. Given those backgrounds, newly appointed Windows Mobile chief Andy Lees and marketing head Todd Peters might seem unlikely picks for Microsoft’s mobile-phone technology unit. The group is trying...

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A review of posts from last week

March 31, 2008
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A must-read posts from last week: • HP develops ‘smart’ software for data centers•Intel Classmate PC vs the Asus EeePC – A Comparison•Microsoft sees Windows gaining smartphone share•HP Expands Virtualization Capabilities of HP ProLiant Servers•Intel’s “Netbook” made official, called 2go PC•PC Growth at 11%•Notebook battery Shortage?•Asus EEE PC 2GB Notebook @P15,990•What can Open Source...

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Autodesk 2009 – Recently Released

March 29, 2008
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Autodesk 2009 – Recently Released

Experience It Before It’s Real with Autodesk 2009 SoftwareEach new project brings competitive pressures and increasingly difficult challenges. That’s why simply seeing your design isn’t good enough. You need to experience it before it’s real. With Autodesk 2009 software, you can see how Autodesk visualisation and simulation technology can help you gain a competitive...

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What can Open Source Learn from microsoft?

March 28, 2008
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What Can Open Source Learn from Microsoft? So, what exactly can the open-source community learn from Microsoft and the proprietary world? Quite a lot it would appear, if the discussion of the topic at a session here at the annual Open Source Business Conference March 25 is anything to go by.

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