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IT News Happening Now T-Mobile G-1 Google Android--it's alive Matthew Miller launch coverage: The T-Mobile G1 really a new feature phone (like the iPhone) and not a high powered mobile device like Windows Mobile and S60 devices. READ FULL STORY Gallery: Hands-On with T-Mobile G1 Gallery: T-Mobile G1 Event: Google Android, HTC Larry Dignan: Following the money on mobile search Dana Blankenhorn: With Android it's the software stupid Andrew Nusca: T-Mobile, Google, HTC Unveil G1 Ed Burnette: T-Mobile announces iPhone killer: G1 with Google Gallery: Android's mobile competition Sponsored How file fragmentation occurs on Windows XP / Server 2003 This intriguing white paper looks at how Windows XP/Server 2003 handle free space and how to address fragmentation problems through regular, automated file defragmentation. (Diskeeper) More Top Stories Oracle CRM demand rocks, gets social Larry Dignan: At Oracle OpenWorld, Oracle VP Anthony Lye says demand for the company's CRM software is growing at a rate he hasn?t "seen since the bubble times." READ FULL STORY Dana Gardner: Oracle's Beehive push portends a rethinking Oliver Marks: Oracle OpenWorld: Beehive launch Video: Oracle unveils Beehive Michael Krigsman: Oracle collaborates with Beehive Larry Dignan: Amazon adds Oracle support to EC2 Windows 7: Replacing applets with services Mary Jo Foley: Windows 7's mail, photo-management and movie-maker subsystems are all being replaced by optionally installable Windows Live equivalents. READ FULL STORY Windows 7 screenshots leak Microsoft refers to its anti-Linux playbook to attack VMware Sponsored How file fragmentation occurs on Windows XP / Server 2003 This intriguing white paper looks at how Windows XP/Server 2003 handle free space and how to address fragmentation problems through regular, automated file defragmentation. (Diskeeper) One Month with Windows Vista Jason Perlow: One month ago, I pledged that I would try Windows Vista on my new PC for a month before deciding whether I would keep it or revert back to Windows XP as my primary desktop OS. What's the verdict? READ FULL STORY How to set up a new PC in one easy session Ed Bott: After doing this dozens of times, I've got the process down to a series of checklists, all built around some core principles. READ FULL STORY

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