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Friday, January 2, 2009

Chinese Court Convicts 11 in Microsoft Piracy Case



Chinese Court Convicts 11 in Microsoft Piracy Case - New York Times

Posted: 01 Jan 2009 08:06 PM CST


Fresh News

Chinese Court Convicts 11 in Microsoft Piracy Case
New York Times, United States - 9 hours ago
Microsoft has called the group part of "the biggest software counterfeiting organization we have ever seen, by far" and estimated its global sales at more ...
China Convicts 11 in Software-Piracy Case Wall Street Journal
Chinese software pirates get prison sentences The Associated Press
MS software pirates sent to prison China Daily
Computerworld - Business Daily Africa
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Software development predictions for 2009 - InfoWorld

Posted: 02 Jan 2009 05:03 AM CST


Software development predictions for 2009
InfoWorld, CA - 38 minutes ago
But here are a few thoughts as to what 2009 might have in store for the software development market. Expect more overtures from Redmond toward the open ...
Top 10 Application Development Stories of 2008 eWeek
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Sandy software company positions itself to takeoff - Salt Lake Tribune

Posted: 02 Jan 2009 12:00 AM CST


Sandy software company positions itself to takeoff
Salt Lake Tribune, United States - 5 hours ago
Venafi, located at 9350 S. 150 East, sells a software program that allows businesses to easily manage the sometimes huge tasks of data encryption and Web ...

iPhone Dev Team Releases Yellowsn0w Unlock Software - ITProPortal

Posted: 02 Jan 2009 04:11 AM CST


ITProPortal

iPhone Dev Team Releases Yellowsn0w Unlock Software
ITProPortal, UK - 1 hour ago
Presenting an incredible New Year gift to the iPhone owners who simply don't want to be restricted to AT&T network, iPhone hackers have unleashed a software ...
New software released to unlock iPhone 3G The Money Times
iPhone 3G Unlock software now available! iPhone Buzz
Free iPhone 3G Software Unlock Unleashed TrustedReviews
iPhonesTalk - Fudzilla
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Sentences passed down on 'world's biggest' software pirates - Afterdawn.com

Posted: 01 Jan 2009 07:28 PM CST


Sentences passed down on 'world's biggest' software pirates
Afterdawn.com - 10 hours ago
11 pirates, considered the "world's biggest" software pirates, have been sentenced to jail time today by the Futian People's Court in Shenzhen, China. ...

Raxco Software and PerfectDisk Achieve Microsoft Gold Status Again - PR Web (press release)

Posted: 02 Jan 2009 02:11 AM CST


Raxco Software and PerfectDisk Achieve Microsoft Gold Status Again
PR Web (press release), WA - 3 hours ago
Gathersburg, MD (Vocus/PRWEB ) January 2, 2009 -- Raxco Software, the leader in disk defragmentation software, today announced that it has achieved Gold ...
Raxco Renews its Microsoft Partner Certification ChannelTimes.com (press release)
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Zune 'bug' fixed, says Microsoft - BBC News

Posted: 02 Jan 2009 05:02 AM CST


ABC News

Zune 'bug' fixed, says Microsoft
BBC News, UK - 38 minutes ago
Many owners of 30GB Zune players found that the gadget froze up on the last day of 2008, thanks to a problem with software on the device. ...
Zune Extinction Event: Microsoft Music Players All Freeze Up at Once FOXNews
Microsoft says Zune tripped by leap year: WSJ MarketWatch
Zunes of Death: Microsoft's Y2K9 Problem Technologizer
Los Angeles Times - New York Times
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Play Flute, Fling a Monkey? Make Phone Calls, Too. - New York Times

Posted: 01 Jan 2009 10:49 PM CST


New York Times

Play Flute, Fling a Monkey? Make Phone Calls, Too.
New York Times, United States - 6 hours ago
Recognizing the business opportunities, the other major cellphone and software companies are getting into the app act. Google recently introduced the ...

Software tags twister targets - Evansville Courier & Press

Posted: 02 Jan 2009 03:14 AM CST


Software tags twister targets
Evansville Courier & Press, IN - 2 hours ago
Maxwell was declared the tornado capital of Kentucky by VorTek LLC, a small Huntsville, Ala., company that sells software to analyze tornado data back to ...

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