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News to know: Microhoo; XP SP3 performance; Ubuntu; Google Finance

Notable headlines:Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: XP SP3 performance gains - Nothing to write home aboutLarry Dignan: Microsoft's quarter, outlook mixed; Client revenue misses; Xbox shinesNews.com: Ballmer: You want XP, we'll keep XPYahoo rolls out the welcome mat to developers; Plots major profile integration.
Written by Larry Dignan, Contributor

Notable headlines:

Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: XP SP3 performance gains - Nothing to write home about

Larry Dignan: Microsoft's quarter, outlook mixed; Client revenue misses; Xbox shines

Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Ubuntu 8.04 LTS "Hardy Heron" is

Video: Marc Andreessen, past and present

John Morris:Reviews of the AMD Phenom X3 8750

Garett Rogers: Google Finance gets update, and people hate it

Rik Fairlie: Archos Wi-Fi media receiver includes DVR for recording TV content

News.com: Morgan Stanley exec named new Google CIORichard Koman: DHS scraps virtual fence

Dennis Howlett: Zoho's Chinese bet. Twitter turmoil: when does it end? Twitter's race for stability: VP Mighdoll out

Review: ASUS Lamborghini VX3-A1 (right)

Jason O'Grady: Jobs back in the hot seat over options

Matthew Miller: Evernote passes 1 millionth note mark and offers beta signups to all for one day

David Morgenstern: VMware updates Fusion

VMware: VMware Fusion 1.1.2 Launches: Enhanced MacBook Air, Time Machine Support. Adds Simplified Chinese Localization.

Reuters: Juniper tops estimates

Richard Koman: EPA scientists face political pressure

TechRepublic: Examine group behavior to identify causes of nonperformance in your IT department

Roland Piquepaille:New protective cups for sportsmen

Amazon Web Services: Reading the financial tea leave

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Steve O'Hear: Open to the public: MySpace Application Gallery; Facebook Chat

Kingsley-Hughes: XP SP3 - Downloaded and installed XP SP3 - Installation gallery (right)

TechRepublic: Improving Windows XP Performance Part IV

Dana Blankenhorn: Is Congress looking at the right VA scandal?

Andrew Nusca: Half a terabyte for hi-def at home, from Iomega

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