Judge orders Microsoft to stop selling Word

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	Laura K. Cucullu Features editor, CNET.com Judge: 'Stop selling Word' Microsoft took a legal hit yesterday, when a judge ordered the company to stop selling Word, one of its top products, because of patent infringement. Specifically, the company has been prohibited from "selling or importing to the United States any Microsoft Word products that have the capability of opening .XML, .DOCX, or DOCM files (XML files) containing custom XML," according to the patent holder, I4i. How likely is it that the ubiquitous word-processing software will disappear from shelves anytime soon? Read our full story to find out. Read more As seen on CNET TV Tekzilla Daily: Close apps like a pro in Mac OS X A viewer writes in with a tip to easily close several OS X applications in a row. Watch today's Tekzilla Daily to find out how. Watch this video Today on CNET CNET Reviews HTC Touch Pro2 Though hefty in size and price, the HTC Touch Pro2 offers T-Mobile's business customers a powerful smartphone with robust messaging and voice capabilities, as well as a slick user interface. Read more CNET TV Nintendo DSi vs. Sony PSP 3000 It's a rematch for portable gaming supremacy! Nintendo and Sony have both made updates, but will Nintendo's brand-new DSi be able to take down the PSP once again? Read more CNET News Microsoft, Nokia enter mobile Office The partnership, expected to be announced on Wednesday, is part of Microsoft's strategy to expand its desktop strength into a trifecta of PC, Web, and phone. Read more CNET Reviews LCD TV goes portable The Eviant T7 7-inch portable DTV works well as a kitchen TV or for use on the road, so long as you don't stray too far from a charging source. Read more What's new on CNET Fujifilm FinePix Z33WP A simple, inexpensive waterproof camera to keep poolside, the Fujifilm FinePix Z33WP is nonetheless lacking in photo quality and performance. Read more  Check prices Dell Studio XPS 435 The Dell Studio XPS 435 successfully overcomes our bias against desktops that claim to be experts at everything through charming case design and a strong configuration at a relatively fair price. It misses greatness because of a handful of minor missteps, but if you need a do-it-all mainstream tower system, this Dell more or less covers all the bases. Read more  Check prices Olympus SP-590 UZ Aside from a debatably useful 26x zoom lens, there's little that's notable about the Olympus SP-590 UZ. Read more  Check prices Crave corner Xbox 360 Elite dropping to $299 (finally)? Scott Stein Senior associate editor Treat this right now as very likely, but still a rumor: a photo of a catalog page posted to Kotaku shows the 120GB hard drive-and-HDMI Xbox 360 Elite going for $299. The Meijir catalog (a Midwest store chain) in question is slated for August 30, which would mean a nice holiday surprise for future Xbox 360 buyers. Read more Best smartphones for business users 1. RIM BlackBerry Tour 9630 (Sprint) 2. Nokia E71x (AT&T) 3. HTC Touch Pro2 (T-Mobile) 4. HTC Ozone (Verizon Wireless) 5. RIM BlackBerry Bold (AT&T) 6. Samsung Omnia (Verizon Wireless)   Related Newsletters Stay informed on the tech topics that matter to you most CNET offers a wide variety of newsletters on everything from tech industry news to the latest games and gear. Browse the entire list now. Manage newsletters Other CNET resources  CNET.com  Latest CNET reviews  CNET Tips and Tricks  CNET Living With Technology  Top 10 must-have gadgets  CNET Editors' Choice winners
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