In the fight against spam, Microsoft has announced that they are opening up their specifications for their Sender ID e-mail framework under the Open Specification Promise (OSP).
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Read MoreYoutube removed 29,549 video files from its popular video site after receiving a request from a group of Japanese media companies over copyright infringement.
Read MoreAdobe released a new beta of Flash Player 9 that supports Vista and Linux. In addition to a wider OS support it also contains bug fixes, enhancements and support for full screen mode (not in Linux).
Read MoreAccording to Zimbra, Internet Explorer 7 memory management and JavaScript performance has made some significant leaps forward.
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Read MoreInternet Explorer 7 brings in a number of features long since taken for granted by alternative browser users, such as tabbed browsing, a toolbar-integrated search box, and limited RSS support.
Read MoreSome Apple iPods made after Sept. 12 are infected with a Windows virus that is know as the RavMonE virus.
Read MoreGoogle new Docs & Spreadsheets service is set to have a set of APIs released that will enable developers to plug-in their own applications. The service, a combination of the Writely hosted word processor and Google Spreadsheets is regarded as a possible competitor to Microsoft Office.
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