It's a Date

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.de says the updated version of the Pocket PC operating system, code-named "Ozone," will launch June 23. Meanwhile, Neowin.Net has published what it claims is the internal release schedule for Windows 2000 Service Pack 4.

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Microsoft's $2 billion bet

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Orlando Ayala is a man in a hurry. Charged with expanding sales to small and medium-size businesses, he's got a big checkbook and a tight deadline to make things happen. But Microsoft faces a load of new challenges. Curious what's on his agenda?

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Licensing changes prompt mixed reaction

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Microsoft's revised software licensing model has provoked a mixed reaction from users. The changes will see no reduction in charges but additional benefits that Microsoft hopes will win over corporate customers angered by the introduction of its new licensing scheme last year.

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Microsoft adds to Software Assurance

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Company offers free tools in hopes of calming customers. The technical support programs that will now be made available include a self-paced e-learning training course and free tools to help users better deploy Microsoft software.

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MicrosoftWatch: Panther vs. Longhorn: The Rematch

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While Steve Jobs and Bill Gates may both say the desktop wars are over, don't try telling that to the legions of Windows and Mac partisans hanging around the Web.

Kindled by these advocates' smoldering passions, our recent column on the prospects of Apple's and Microsoft's next major OS revs had the effect of tossing a kitchen match on a pile of oily rags.

Since the resulting flare-up seems to have generated more heat than light on some message boards focused on the companies' platform prospects, we thought it was worth restating our basic premise: If both companies accomplish most of the competitive feats they're contemplating for their next major OS upgrades, Mac OS X will be running a couple of years ahead of Windows by next fall.

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Microsoft TechEd 2003

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Microsoft Watch has posted some news stories on the upcoming TechEd 2003 conference

Special Report: Microsoft TechEd 2003
Microsoft's back-end servers will be the talk of the Dallas confab that starts Sunday. Expect to hear plenty about "Jupiter," Microsoft's e-business suite that's designed to go head-to-head with IBM WebSphere. And Microsoft execs will be talking up "Yukon," the next rev of SQL Server, as well.. We'll be updating our page all week with reports from Ziff Davis and other sites from around the Web.

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Jupiter, Yukon to Steal the Limelight at TechEd
Microsoft's TechEd conference doesn't kick off officially until Sunday. But we're already lining up a bunch of links on Microsoft's "Jupiter" e-business suite; its "Yukon" database; and other back-end server products and strategies in our special report.

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Whatever Happened to MELS?
The product formerly known as the Microsoft Enterprise Location Server, will make a brief appearance at TechEd.

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Microsoft Presence Server to Take a Bow at TechEd
TechEd next week, Microsoft will provide a sneak peek of its presence server, christened Microsoft Location Server.

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Microsoft to Talk Up 'NetScan' Project at TechEd, Too
Microsoft is set to go public with its "NetScan" Microsoft Research project at next week's TechEd conference.

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