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Archive for July, 2008

NASA’s planning to spend another month and $2 million on its Mars robotic rover mission to obtain more icy soil samples, study the weather, and size up the planet’s suitability for human life.
NASA scientists said that the Mars Phoenix Lander mission has been going so well that it plans to extend the rover’s stay through [...]

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Microsoft is planning to ship its next major version of Windows–known internally as version “7″–within roughly three years.
The next client version of the operating system, will be among the steps taken by Microsoft to establish a more predictable release schedule .
Windows 7 will ship in consumer and business versions, and in 32-bit and 64-bit versions. [...]

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Adobe Systems is revamping its Media Player with a new interface and a deal that will let users of the software watch movies from Sony Pictures.
The interface update presents users with a larger number of video shows. “There’s more content that we surface earlier,” said Ashley Still, senior product manager for Adobe Media Player.
Users can [...]

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If you’re a Windows user you know full well the tight integration among Microsoft products that has made the operating system a little less than friendly when it comes to tying in various Web apps. E-mail in particular is one of those actions that will usually pop up Outlook or Outlook Express, forcing you to [...]

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A US court has forced Google to disclose the user details of every viewer of its YouTube video site. Google will have to disclose the user log-in names and IP addresses of every viewer who has ever watched content on the YouTube site.
This means even non-members of YouTube could be tracked by Viacom, which says [...]

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