IT News Roundup, March 13 -- Redmondmag.com

IT News Roundup, March 13

03/13/2006

This week: CompTIA RFID+ Launching; Microsoft Launches Windows Live Search Engine; Patch Tuesday preview; more. Plus, an interview with GoDaddy.com COO Warren Adelman.

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

Interview: GoDaddy.com
CompTIA RFID+ Launching March 28
Microsoft Reveals Origami Mini-PC
IT Weekly Roundup, Mar. 10
Intel, Microsoft Collaborate Virtually
Microsoft Launches Windows Live Search Engine
Acquisition Adds RSS Feeds to Windows Live Toolbar
Laing to Head Windows Server Division
Microsoft Has 2 Security Bulletins on Tap for Next Week

IT Web Gems links:

Speak It in Chinese, Hear It in English (MSNBC/Newsweek)
PC shipments to slow in 2006 (The Register)
'Mental typewriter' controlled by thought alone (NewScientist.com)
FingerGear Releases Computer-On-a-Stick (Press Release)
The World's Billionaires (Forbes)

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