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Microsoft Hopes Office Subscription Plan Will Counter Free Software - InformationWeek

Microsoft Hopes Office Subscription Plan Will Counter Free Software
InformationWeek, NY - Jul 4, 2008
By Paul McDougall With its Office franchise under attack from a host of competitors offering free software, Microsoft is hoping that a new subscription ...
Microsoft Equipt: Subscription Software More Expensive than Retail eFluxMedia
Microsoft Equipt vs open source and free software Product Reviews
Microsoft 'Equipt' to Battle Free Software DaniWeb
Hindu - ITworld.com
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Stallman Attacks Gates, Microsoft, & Charity Foundation - Slashdot

Voice of America

Stallman Attacks Gates, Microsoft, & Charity Foundation
Slashdot - 7 hours ago
An anonymous reader writes "Richard Stallman, founder of the Free Software Foundation, has an article in the BBC in which he maintains that Gates' departure ...
Bill Gates Steps Aside at Microsoft Voice of America
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Software expert raises red flag on piracy - Daily Nation

Software expert raises red flag on piracy
Daily Nation, Kenya - Jul 4, 2008
Mr Rakshit Bolar, director at Craft Silicon, one of the few homegrown software developers in Kenya, said that while the speech contained several incentives ...

OpenMoko Celebrates July 4 With Linux-Based Smart Phone - CRN

IntoMobile

OpenMoko Celebrates July 4 With Linux-Based Smart Phone
CRN, NY - Jul 3, 2008
According to OpenMoko, the Neo FreeRunner uses GNU/Linux and comes with integrated core software for dialing, SMS (text messaging) and recording contacts. ...
Openmoko Neo FreeRunner makes its way to India Mobiletor.com
OpenMoko Neo FreeRunner on the Loose! Waleg.com
Linux-based cell phone drops July 4 ZDNet
Telecom Paper (subscription) - NewsFactor Network
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Google finds itself playing catch-up - San Jose Mercury News

Google finds itself playing catch-up
San Jose Mercury News, USA - 12 hours ago
By Elise Ackerman Making good software for mobile phones is hard - even for a technically adept company like Google. Indeed, it's so difficult that the ...