Redmond Report, April 4 -- Microsoft Certified Professional Magazine Online

Redmond Report, April 4

04/04/2005

This week: European Windows gets new name; major privacy technology coming to Longhorn; Intel debuts parts of 64-bit Xeon strategy. Plus, Microsoft files phishing lawsuits against "John Does."

Article links for items mentioned in this week's audiocast:

European Windows Called 'Windows XP Home Edition N'
Microsoft Agrees to Changes to Windows XP Edition N
Indigo, Avalon Previews Available to All Comers
Intel Debuts Key Parts of Its 64-bit Xeon Strategy
Report: Major Privacy Technology Coming in Longhorn
Windows Server 2003 SP1 Released to Manufacturing
John Doe Lawsuits Filed Against Phishing Operators

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