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Microsoft steps up anti-piracy for its next Office suite
NEWS Office 14, the successor to Microsoft’s Office 2007, will ship next year and is likely to include a number of anti-piracy features.
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Google introduces Knowledge Graph for more intelligent search
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Apple quietly intros new CPU to iPad 2
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PCR Retail Boot Camp: Trade applauds event
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Diablo III launch day server woes
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Google's multi-Nexus Android strategy
Reports suggest that Google is give a boost to the Android market by enabling up to five Nexus-branded devices at a time.
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