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[CyberNet Technology News] Windows OneCare Gets ICSA Labs Approval: This is important for Microsoft because they need OneCare to get all of the hype that it can before Windows Vista gets released. They have a lot of catching up to do since they are coming into the antivirus realm a little late and have to compete with popular companies like Symantec and Eset, and not to mention free antivirus solutions like Avast and AVG.

 [Precarious Destiny] Windows Live: Essentially an AJAX-based follow-up to Hotmail, Windows Live Mail is one of the most impressive Web-based email clients I've yet seen, head and shoulders above Google's GMail and similar to (but not as attractive as) the Yahoo Mail Beta (Figure) that's currently in testing. The idea behind Windows Live Mail is simple: Take advantage of the latest Web technologies to provide a Web-based email client that offers much of the same functionality that people expect from true client-side applications such as Outlook Express and Outlook.

 [News.com.com] Anti-spyware added to beta of Microsoft's OneCare | CNET News.com: Aside from the addition of spyware detection, Microsoft also made a host of smaller changes to improve the stability and speed of the security product, Schwartz wrote. Furthermore, the name of the product was changed from Windows OneCare Live to Windows Live OneCare, to better fit with Microsoft's other Live branded services.

[Microsoftmonitor.com] Microsoft Monitor: Where's the Love and OneCare?: The Microsoft Monitor Weblog is a companion to Jupiter's Microsoft Monitor Research Service and provides additional news, analysis and insight relevant to the areas most important for Microsoft's growth in both the business and consumer marketplaces. The content on this Weblog is often based on late-breaking events whose sources are deemed to be reliable.

 [Blog.tiensivu.com] Aaron Tiensivu's Blog: Mostly only useful for developers at the moment since there is a lack of plug-ins released so far, but if you want to get a headstart on using them/enabling the hidden menus, add in a DWORD to HKCU\Software\Microsoft\MSNMessenger with a key name of 'AddInFeatureEnabled' set to 1.

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