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    Oracle pays $8M to settle suit over training charges 16/05/2005 07:58:51

    Oracle has paid US$8 million to settle charges that from 1997 through 2003 it fraudulently billed the US federal government for training through the company's Oracle University program.
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    Microsoft to simplify licensing lingo 12/05/2005 08:39:45

    Aiming to make the licensing terms for its products less complex, Microsoft plans to publish in July a shortened and simplified version of its "Product Use Rights" document.
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    Microsoft unwraps Windows Mobile 5.0 11/05/2005 08:41:20

    Microsoft, as expected, unveiled a new version of its operating system for mobile devices that it says offers increased reliability, improved hardware support and a host of new features to both entertain users and make them more productive.
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    New Microsoft Office release coming in 2006 11/05/2005 08:36:11

    Microsoft plans to release a new version of its Office productivity software next year, company Chairman and Chief Software Architect Bill Gates said Tuesday.
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    Microsoft recruits bloggers to preview Longhorn 04/05/2005 10:02:58

    Revving its Longhorn marketing engine, Microsoft is forming a team of bloggers who will get early access to prereleases of the operating system and will be asked to review the Windows XP successor.
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    Microsoft revenue falls short of expectations 29/04/2005 08:17:48

    Citing a mixed enterprise software environment, Microsoft on Thursday reported year-over-year increases in revenue and net income for its third fiscal quarter. But revenue fell short of Wall Street expectations.
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    Public Windows Server R2 beta slightly delayed 28/04/2005 08:01:30

    Microsoft has slightly delayed the public release of the second beta version of Windows Server 2003 R2. The test version will be available in the next two weeks, company officials said Tuesday.
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    Microsoft slams XP in call for Longhorn support 27/04/2005 08:00:27

    Microsoft on Tuesday badmouthed its own work on networking and hardware support in Windows XP in order to sell hardware makers on new technologies it has planned for Longhorn, the next version of Windows due late next year.
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    Microsoft delays most of its NGSCB security plan 26/04/2005 08:14:38

    Microsoft has postponed most of its Next-Generation Secure Computing Base (NGSCB) security plan, company officials confirmed. Only a sliver of it will appear in the next version of Windows, code-named Longhorn, due out late next year.
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    Microsoft aims "Metro" at Adobe 26/04/2005 08:06:19

    The next version of Windows will include a new document format, code-named "Metro," to print and share documents, Microsoft said Monday. Metro appears to rival Adobe Systems's PostScript and PDF (portable document format) technologies.
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    Samsung and Microsoft to "flash" hard drives 26/04/2005 08:06:39

    Samsung Electronics plans to show a prototype hard-disk drive that includes flash memory, promising lower power usage and less hard disk drive trouble for laptop users.
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