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 Yahoo!: Windows 7 Beta Due Next Month, Microsoft Hints (PC World)
PC World - After weeks of speculation, it appears that the general public will soon be able to get its hands on the first beta of Microsoft's follow-up to Windows Vista. A message on the MSDN Developer Conference (MDC) site states that all attendees of the upcoming MDC events, a series of Microsoft-sponsored road shows running from early December through mi ...
Yahoo!: Windows 7 Beta 1 DVD Coming in January (PC Magazine)
PC Magazine - Attendees at upcoming Microsoft Developer Conferences (MDC) will receive a Windows 7 Beta 1 DVD, the software giant announced Tuesday.
 Network World: Furniture maker uses NAC gear for more than NAC
When Chad Clement joined worldwide office furniture maker Haworth 18 months ago, he discovered the company needed to get a handle on network security.
 Seattle P-I: Zune artist to display work in Seattle
Barcelona-based artist Catalina Estrada, who designed a set of Zodiac-style engravings that Zune buyers can choose to put on the back of their music players, is displaying her Zune art in Seattle starting Thursday.
Seattle P-I: Microsoft: Schools should adapt to students' digital lives
Microsoft's Martin Bean and Anthony Salcito at the summit / Andy Rogers, Seattle P-I There is one thing worse than a high school dropout: A student who stays in the classroom and is bored, said Martin Bean, head of marketing and business development for Microsoft's education products group.
Seattle P-I: Live Search adds malware flagging feature
Microsoft's Live Search has added a new feature: It now flags questionable sites that might hide Malware.
Network World: SP2 beta for Windows Server 2008, Vista available
Microsoft Tuesday gave its MSDN and TechNet subscribers access to the beta of Service Pack 2 for Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008 and will make the software available to the general public in two days.
Network World: 10 Microsoft research projects
In a recent two-day visit to Microsoft corporate headquarters, writer John Brandon met with several researchers working on new projects. A few of these projects have already resulted in shipping products; others may never see the light of day - they are meant as a proof of concept. Some could change how we do computing altogether. Yet, all of them are driven ...
Yahoo!: New Microsoft Cashback Deal Follows Outage (PC World)
PC World - Microsoft is making payback quicker on its Cashback program after the service suffered an outage Friday and failed to give some people discounts they were eligible for.
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Windows 7 beta ? shipping January 13?
Microsoft Live Services Wave 3 - a big upgrade and finally worth looking into
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·Nokia Siemens Networks to modernize Orascom's database
Mobile service provider Orascom Telecom Algeria has announced that Nokia Siemens Networks will be the sole provider of its Home Location Register solution.
·Brilliant: The Gift Cards With Built-In Gadgets
At a time when electronics retailers like Circuit City are struggling to stay alive, Best Buy and Target are debuting brilliant new moves for the holiday season: gift cards with built-in gadgets. For real.
·What's on the mind of Twitter users?
I'm still fascinated by the ecosystem that surrounds Twitter - a constellation of services often referred to as the "Twitterverse."
·Users offered SaaS asset management
FrontRange has come to the rescue of techies for whom asset management is a chore too far. The company had teamed up with Computercenter to offer asset management using software as a service (SaaS) delivery.
·Schools need to retain their e-mail
Last week, Waterford Technologies released the results of a survey it conducted on e-mail archiving in elementary and secondary schools. The survey, conducted with administrators of K-12 schools, teachers and parents, offered some interesting findings.
·Who was lying? Voice analysis on the debates
Leave it to the Web to find a way to separate fact from fiction at the presidential debates. A startup called RealScoop says it's developed an online voice analysis system that can tell the difference between a truth and a lie -- and it has some news about the candidates' on-camera clashes.
·Using NAC to backstop and supplement other apps
Recently a user of ForeScout NAC gear said he's had the equipment in place for more than a year and doesn't have it enforcing NAC policies yet, but still finds the device worthwhile.
·Furniture maker uses NAC gear for more than NAC
When Chad Clement joined worldwide office furniture maker Haworth 18 months ago, he discovered the company needed to get a handle on network security.
·Computer failure hobbles Hubble, derails shuttle mission
A major computer failure onboard the Hubble Space Telescope is preventing data from being sent to Earth, forcing a scheduled shuttle mission to do repairs on the observatory to be delayed.
·NASA ramps up weather research with supercomputer cluster
NASA’s Center for Computational Sciences is nearly tripling the performance of a supercomputer it uses to simulate Earth’s climate and weather, and our planet’s relationship with the Sun.
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