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IT News, April 21

04/21/2008

This week: SQL Server 2008 Goes Spatial; XP SP3 Release Rumored Soon; Project Albany Goes Up Against Google Apps; PCI Publishes Customer Data Guidelines; more. Article links for items mentioned in this week's audiocast:

SQL Server 2008 To Offer Spatial Data Type Support
SQL Server 2005 SP3 Expected in Summer '08
Report: Another Windows Exec Exits
XP SP3 Release Rumors Continue
Vista SP1 Expands Language Support, but Hits USB Snag
Microsoft Courts Developers for Re-Branded Windows Embedded Software
BizTalk RFID Mobile Unveiled
Microsoft Plans MSDN Revamp
Project Albany Moves Into Google Turf
Microsoft Investigating LocalSystem Access Bug
Google and Salesforce Ratchet Up the CRM Competition
XML Database Server Up for Common Criteria Certification
Citrix To Launch XenDesktop May 20
Hoax Subpoena E-Mails Shine Light on 'Spearphishing'
Council Publishes Guidelines for Securing Customer Data Online

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