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  CES - January 8, 2009
  Windows 7 Public Beta: First Impressions Is Windows 7 shaping up to be the cure to Vista's many woes? We took the public beta for a spin to find out.
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  Mac OS X - January 8, 2009
  How Would Apple Rate If It Were Jobs-less? The charismatic CEO may well leave in 2009. But with or without Jobs, Apple will remain a major force in the technology industry.

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• How Would Apple Rate If It Were Jobs-less?
• How to Get Your Mitts on the Windows 7 Beta
• Red Hat to Host Second Life-like Virtual JBoss Trade Show
• Vietnam Pushes Open-source Software for Government Use
• Windows 7: Less of a Resource-Hog Than Vista

• Phoenix Offers Faster Boot Times for Laptops
• Is a Boycott of IE Mobile Brewing?
• Dip in Windows Is Just a Blip on the Radar
• IBM Finalizing Free Symphony Office Suite for Macs
• Microsoft Layoff Rumors Persist

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• Smart Phones - November 20, 2008
  Smart Phone OS Smackdown The 'smart' in smart phones comes from the software they run. Which operating system--iPhone, Android, BlackBerry, Windows Mobile, or Symbian--packs the most power, usability, and potential?

How-To

• CES - January 8, 2009
  Windows 7 Public Beta: First Impressions Is Windows 7 shaping up to be the cure to Vista's many woes? We took the public beta for a spin to find out.
• Operating Systems - December 31, 2008
  Use Key Commands to Speed Up Basic Tasks Instead of constantly reaching for menu commands, blaze through Windows with keyboard taps.
• Office Hardware - December 27, 2008
  Pick Simple Upgrades to Boost Your PC Performance These hardware upgrades conserve costs while still making your PCs run better.
• Security - December 24, 2008
  Secure Your Vista PC in 10 Easy Steps You don't necessarily need an expensive security suite to lock down Windows Vista. Here's how to do it using free software and a few easy system tweaks.

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• Windows 7 Public Beta: First Impressions - Is Windows 7 shaping up to be the cure to Vista's many woes? We took the public beta for a spin to find out.
• How Would Apple Rate If It Were Jobs-less? - The charismatic CEO may well leave in 2009. But with or without Jobs, Apple will remain a major force in the technology industry.
• How to Get Your Mitts on the Windows 7 Beta - Microsoft this week is putting the new OS in everyone's hands.
• Red Hat to Host Second Life-like Virtual JBoss Trade Show - Red Hat is stealing a page from the Second Life playbook and will host an online conference for users and partners of JBoss.
• Vietnam Pushes Open-source Software for Government Use - Vietnam's government will mandate use of several open-source applications by the end of next year as the country tries to reduce the use of pirated software.
• Windows 7: Less of a Resource-Hog Than Vista - Microsoft's Windows 7 OS should be less of a resource hog than Vista, based on system requirements published this week.
• Phoenix Offers Faster Boot Times for Laptops - Phoenix announced availability and pricing for its HyperSpace instant-on software for laptops.
• Is a Boycott of IE Mobile Brewing? - While some folks hold their breath and wait for Windows Mobile announcements at CES, one blogger has had enough of Microsoft's foot-dragging.
• Dip in Windows Is Just a Blip on the Radar - Recent Windows market share declines should blow over shortly.
• IBM Finalizing Free Symphony Office Suite for Macs - Taking aim at Microsoft Office, IBM announced that a final version of its free Lotus Symphony suite for the Mac is coming this month.
• Microsoft Layoff Rumors Persist - With the market share of Windows and IE slipping, some analysts claim Microsoft may be ready to issue pink slips.
• Ballmer Should Skip Pep Talk at CES - Instead of delivering a rah-rah keynote, here are five meaningful things Steve Ballmer could say at CES.
• Expert: Microsoft Earned $1.5B From Vista Capable Program - Microsoft may have earned more than $1 billion from its controversial Windows Vista Capable sticker program.
• Mac Gains on Windows - Windows' market share dives again as the Mac approaches 10% of users.

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