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Firefox 3.5 patch coming soon as Mozilla cranks up downloads
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3 Jul 11:46
Software firm goes after Google for internet invisibility cloak
The more you ignore me, the closer I get
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Opera Software reinvents complete irrelevance
Fail and You Unites browser with self-delusion
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Google and Facebook jump on bloodstained Iran wagon
Publicity-seeking gesture halts crisis, heals wounds, ends tyranny
19 Jun 11:16
Microsoft open-source license finds (some) love
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18 Jun 05:24
Microsoft cries foul over Google Outlookware
Chocolate Factory plug-in disables Windows search
17 Jun 21:16
Microsoft to pitch 'all-you-can-eat' Windows volume license
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