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The world and Microsoft bid farewell to BOOP
Matthew JC. Powell wonders what happens next for Microsoft.
Staff Writers
Sep 30 2008, 3:20PM
Software
The world and Microsoft bid farewell to BOOP
Matthew JC. Powell wonders what happens next for Microsoft
Matthew JC Powell
Jul 22 2008, 1:43PM
Software
Farewell CDMA: Conroy confirms closure
It’s final. Telstra’s moribund CDMA mobile phone network will cease to be come April 28, after Communications Minister Stephen Conroy today confirmed that Telstra has met the requirements to allow its closure.
Mitchell Bingemann
Apr 16 2008, 7:26AM
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