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Microsoft Brings Tabbed Browsing Early to IE
Seagate's Drive Plans Include 500 GBs, Encryption
XM Satellite Radio Adds Audio Books to the Mix
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Apple Turns to Intel
From eWeek: Apple got the world's attention last week, saying it will move its systems to Intel processors. The transition will begin by June 2006 and finish by June 2007, said Apple CEO Steve Jobs in a keynote address at the company's Worldwide Developer Conference in San Francisco. Read this story
Microsoft Brings Tabbed Browsing Early to IE
Late Wednesday Microsoft rolled out an updated version of its MSN Search Toolbar with Windows Desktop Search, complete with tabbed browsing, which makes Web browsing via Internet Explorer even simpler than before. Tabbed browsing has already been proved popular by Mozilla Firefox. MSN Product Manager Justin Osmer said the rollout is significant because it's the first time that tabbed browsing has been offered in a toolbar. Read this story
Seagate's Drive Plans Include 500 GBs, Encryption
From ExtremeTech: On Wednesday Seagate Technology unveiled its 2005 lineup, which takes drives to the half-terabyte level and introduces a product family that encrypts data. Over the course of the year, executives said, Seagate will unveil 12 new products incorporating the company's shift to perpendicular recording, a technique of aligning the magnetic grains within drives to increase storage density. Read this story
XM Satellite Radio Adds Audio Books to the Mix
In 2006, consumers can expect to use a handheld device to listen to XM Satellite Radio's music stations, as well as audiobooks and other spoken-word tracks courtesy of Audible. The two aural entertainment providers announced their exclusive partnership on Tuesday, which will bring together XM's 150 music and talk-radio channels and Audible's 70,000 hours of audio content, including material from audio-book publishers, broadcasters, entertainers, and magazine and newspaper publishers. Read this story
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