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Microsoft creates Open XML translation project
6 July 2006, 09:03
Microsoft will have been none too pleased when the Open Document XML format got ISO approval and it was said to be unlikely that their own Open XML would get ...
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Review: FreeUndelete 2.0 - the best free utility on the net?
23 June 2006, 01:24
There's no end of good stuff available free on the web but Bob Crabtree reckons the best of the lot could be FreeUndelete 2.0, a sub-1MB app that just saved ...
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CyberLink PowerCinema Football Edition for footie fanatics
31 May 2006, 08:09
World Cup Fever is building and with it a tidal wave of products to feed our insatiable footie appetites. Cyberlink, perhaps Taiwan's top consumer software house, is making its own ...
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Further delay for Vista consumer launch looks ever more likely
26 May 2006, 15:08
It's starting to look ever more likely that the consumer version of Vista, the next iteration of Windows, will be now be arriving later than Microsoft's most recently promised delivery ...
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Apple claims Macs immune to viruses. Experts say, 'not so'
2 May 2006, 16:01
Apple is running a commercial boasting that Mac computers aren't susceptible to viruses but some security experts reckon that's just not true
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Linspire announces two free Linux distros
26 April 2006, 16:14
Linspire has announced two free versions of its paid-for Linux OS, one completely open-source, the other including some proprietary software
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Ulead claims HD DVD authoring first for VideoStudio 10 Plus
26 April 2006, 13:22
Latest version of Ulead's VideoStudio - V10 due in early May - is claimed to be the first consumer video editing program able to author high-definition discs in the new ...
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Firefox 1.5.0.2 fixes bugs, adds native Intel support for Macs
18 April 2006, 15:04
Firefox 1.5.0.2, the latest version of the Mozilla Foundation's free web browser, is now available for download in versions for Windows, Linux and Apple Mac OS X. Apple users can ...
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Oracle may launch own Linux distro
18 April 2006, 14:04
The CEO of database firm Oracle has said that the company may look to launch its own Linux distribution, or even acquire an existing one.
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Get ThinkFree Office V3 cheap - but only for a few hours!
18 April 2006, 13:27
The £24.99 special price (inc VAT and delivery) being offered for ThinkFree Office 3 by online reseller Computrolley looks set to end in a few hours when it rises by ...
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Google Store - over-priced rubbish or what?
14 April 2006, 12:12
The Google Store has one area dedicated to software (most of it free) but is largely given over to branded goodies (and not-so-goodies), mostly at somewhat inflated prices
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Apple intros V1.1 Aperture RAW image app, cuts price by 40%
13 April 2006, 15:46
Apple today announced the launch of a revamped version of its widely-criticised RAW-image editing and management program Aperture that sells for far less than the original and runs natively on ...
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Review: Apple Boot Camp Public Beta
13 April 2006, 11:57
HEXUS.community stalwart Gordon Handley (Gordy) gets down and dirty with Apple Boot Camp Public Beta - the utility that let's Intel-based Macs dual-boot between Windows XP and Mac OS X
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Webaroo aims to deliver disconnected web browsing
10 April 2006, 11:43
Webaroo is a new search and caching service which aims to bring the Internet to mobile devices even when there's no Internet connection.
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Hands-on running WinXP on IntelMac WITHIN Mac OS X
7 April 2006, 14:57
We go hands-on with Parallels Workstation 2.1 Beta for Mac OS X - a utility that lets users of Intel-based Macs run Windows, Linux and other operating systems at the ...
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Macs do Windows too - officially, now!
5 April 2006, 17:11
Apple has made available an installer for dual booting between Mac OS X and Win XP on Intel-based Macs. Boot Camp Beta - an 82.8MB download - is a forerunner ...
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Office Massacre to be released under different name
4 April 2006, 10:39
Office Massacre to be called Office Zombie
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Small businesses join forces online
3 April 2006, 12:25
Getting a foot on the e-commerce ladder is proving difficult for small businesses, but a new UK website is set to change that.
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MyDoom and Bagle rootkits surface
31 March 2006, 09:44
Most people (we hope) are now safe from worms like MyDoom and Bagle, but new strains continue to be developed, the latest incorporating rootkits, which is troubling news.
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Heads start to roll over Vista delay but will that help?
28 March 2006, 12:41
Heads are starting to roll at Microsoft as a result of the most recent delays announced to Vista - the next version of Windows. But are the changes are justified ...
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RFID viruses: A threat or not?
16 March 2006, 14:19
While some might say that RFID technology itself is a virus set to spread the earth (a demonic one at that, according to others), a recent investigation by security researchers ...
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Unleashing OSX - Run your Windows applications directly.
9 March 2006, 17:09
We all know you can run Virtual Machine, but how about being able to take a Windows Office and run it on OSX? its sooner than you think....
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Pinnacle Studio 10.5 updater
6 March 2006, 12:02
Studio 10.5 patch - Pinnacle strongly recommends that users of all versions of Studio 10 install this patch
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Microsoft's new mystery site : What have they got planned this time?
24 February 2006, 10:43
The Origami project
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Ten reasons to buy Vista; five why not to
20 February 2006, 10:31
Michael Desmond, writing for PCWorld.com, has come up with ten reasons why you might want to buy the next version of Windows and five why you might want to stick ...
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Net users do it for fun
16 February 2006, 17:31
What do Americans use the Internet for? Fun, apparently. Figures from a December 2005 poll suggest that a third of US web surfers browse with no particular aim in mind ...
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VideoForum 2006 - get Adobe software on the cheap
8 February 2006, 22:31
We're hacked off with Adobe's inflated prices in Europe, so are delighted to be able to tell you that it's currently possible to get a copy of the company's Production ...
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Prudish Microsoft reaction to Kama Sutra worm set to confuse
1 February 2006, 20:12
Microsoft has joined the chorus of voices warning to protect yourself before Friday against an email-borne worm that could bring down your PC completely but is doing so in such ...
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Review: Adobe Creative Suite Production Studio preview - Pt1
23 January 2006, 09:41
In a two-part, hands-on preview, Bob Crabtree gets down and dirty with a beta of the Adobe Production Studio Premium bundle. Part one kicks off with an overview of Adobe's ...
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