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IT News Happening Now What's really in each Windows 7 Edition? Ed Bott: Microsoft has put together a basic feature set that actually makes sense, with a consistent upgrade strategy to move between versions based on your requirements and your budget. That's a huge improvement over the practically incomprehensible Vista feature list. From Starter to Ultimate, here's what you'll find in each edition of Windows 7. READ FULL STORY Special Report: Windows 7 nears the finish line Ed Bott: Windows 7 to launch October 22; RTM next month Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Are you ready to ditch XP for Windows 7? Mary Jo Foley: Windows 7: The incentives are coming Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Why are we surprised Windows 7 is so good? Sponsored Downturn has you down in the dumps? Here are 10 strategies to help lift you out of it. In this on-demand Webcast, Oracle experts came together to outline 10 strategies to help you realize your competitive advantages. These strategies serve to sharpen your perspectives and show how you can be more efficient as you navigate out of the current downturn. Register now to access! (Oracle) More Top Stories Palm Pre: The first reviews are in Larry Dignan: Palm's Pre isn't going to topple the iPhone this weekend, but the device has a puncher's chance to be a threat in the smartphone market, according to a bevy of reviews. READ FULL STORY Matthew Miller: Palm Pre: Can it beat the iPhone and Android devices? Jason Perlow: What does a Palm Pre cost? Apparently, 1 million Scoville Units Jason Hiner: Palm Pre: Five reasons to expect a homerun Gallery: Palm Pre Apple's WWDC: Wall Street expects to be underwhelmed Larry Dignan: Apple analysts are expecting the company's developer powwow to be a ho-hum affair to Wall Street types?and potentially a negative one. READ FULL STORY Video: A sneak preview of WWDC 2009 Predictions for Apple's WWDC 2009 Sponsored Downturn has you down in the dumps? Here are 10 strategies to help lift you out of it. In this on-demand Webcast, Oracle experts came together to outline 10 strategies to help you realize your competitive advantages. These strategies serve to sharpen your perspectives and show how you can be more efficient as you navigate out of the current downturn. Register now to access! (Oracle) Intel buys Wind River; Targets embedded devices Larry Dignan: With the move Intel is making a move to diversify into software and away from its dependence on the PC and server markets. READ FULL STORY Why does IT hate Facebook and Twitter? Dave Greenfield: There's a big difference between applications that are allowed by organizations and the ones IT professionals consider to be legitimate. READ FULL STORY All things Microsoft: Windows 7, Bing, and 'pink phone' Video: ZDNet's Mary-Jo Foley and Sumi Das talk about Microsoft's latest announcements around its new OS, search, and mobile. READ FULL STORY

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