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Wednesday, December 18, 2002
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IBM to offer Nokia server software to enterprises: "Nokia Corp. and IBM Corp. have agreed to collaborate in providing secure mobile phone applications to enterprises in a move that could help the Finnish manufacturer penetrate the corporate market." [Google Technology News]
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CERT warns of more SSH flaws: "A number of newly discovered vulnerabilities in implementations of the Secure Shell (SSH) transport layer communications protocol could enable attackers to launch denial of service attacks or run malicious code on machines..." [Google Technology News]
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Canon EOS-1Ds review: "Our full in-depth review of Canon's latest and greatest digital SLR. The EOS-1Ds has an eleven megapixel full 35 mm frame CMOS sensor." [Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)]
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Canon post File Viewer Utility for Mac OS X: "Canon USA has today posted the first version of their standalone RAW conversion software the 'File Viewer Utility' for Mac OS X (10.1 and 10.2)." [Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)]
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N3rd.net writes: "Microsoft Takes Apple's R&D Again [...] Microsoft will announce on Tuesday availability of new entertainment software for the Windows XP operating system, featuring fresh tools for handling music, movies and photos on the PC. [...] Just because they cost $20, and are poorly designed, they will suceed - that's the Windows way. Make it later, make it rougher, make it cost, market like hell."
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