TechWeb - Intelligent Enterprise - A smartphone’s OS drives its productivity-enhancing powers. Here’s a guide to choosing among Windows Mobile, Blackberry, iPhone, Nokia S60, and Google Android.
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CNET - Microsoft said Monday that it is adding a new licensing option, this one dubbed Select Plus and targeted largely at midsize firms.
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Reuters - A major Hollywood
studio and online search engine Google Inc on unveiled separate
moves on Monday to put movie and TV-like content on the Web,
highlighting the way in which both see the Internet as critical
to reaching customers.
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Reuters - The makers of video game “Rock Band
2″ said on Monday the sequel to last year’s best-selling
predecessor “Rock Band” will be released for the Xbox in
September, months ahead of key rival “Guitar Hero.”
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CNET - Warner Music Group, the third largest music label, will license music to Nokia’s Comes With Music service, a Warner Music spokeswoman confirmed Monday.
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CNET - The makers of World of Warcraft are offering players of the online role-playing game an optional layer of security in the form of an electronic token device called Blizzard Authenticator designed to prevent unauthorized access to an account.
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TechWeb - InformationWeek - Cisco, Google, Hewlett-Packard, Motorola, Sun Microsystems, Ericsson, and Verizon Communications are among those hoping to reduce their exposure to lawsuits.
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TechWeb - Microsoft marks the end of an era as Bill Gates and Windows XP — two icons of the company at its zenith — head for the sunset. Can Redmond survive this transitional moment, or will June 30 be the day Microsoft died?
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NewsFactor - Google has expanded its licensing agreement with digital map provider Tele Atlas under undisclosed financial terms. The new license covers the entire range of Google’s map-related services, from Google Maps and Google Earth services to newer applications that are expected to play lead roles on Google’s Android mobile platform.
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Reuters - Microsoft Corp plans to
cut the price of its best-selling Xbox 360 Pro model by $50, to
$299 in the next few weeks, the Hollywood Reporter reported
citing anonymous sources.
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