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 Will Skype Be Another Microsoft License Gotcha? Skype may be a beloved consumer product, but enterprises should beware of sneaky Skype charges, and will need to keep a close eye on Microsoft enterprise agreements to ensure they're not suddenly paying for a service they're not using. Share:   |  Sprint is Now the Only 'Unlimited' 4G Carrier T-Mobile has revamped its data plans to include a cap system, thus leaving Sprint as the only major U.S. wireless carrier to offer uncapped 4G mobile data plans. Share: | Ballmer: Windows 8 Is Coming in 2012 Microsoft's next version of the Windows operating system, dubbed Windows 8, will debut in 2012, company CEO Steve Ballmer said Monday. Share: | 'Hurt Locker' Lawsuit Targets 24,583 BitTorrent Users Voltage Pictures is working with the US Copyright Group, which uses a 'pay or else' anti-piracy scheme. 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Share: | Dell XPS 15z Preview: A MacBook Pro Rival For Far Less Money Dell has announced the thinnest 15.6-inch Windows laptop ever, the XPS 15z. At less than an inch thick and 5.5 pounds, this laptop goes after the 15-inch MacBook Pro and costs $800 less. Share: | Barnes & Noble Reveals New Nook E-reader E Ink-only screen and competitive price highlight this new reader. Share: | Sony BMG Greece Hit by Hacker Hackers have broken into Sony systems in Greece, marking the fourth time in a month that systems run by the company have been compromised. Share: | Microsoft Backtracks from Ballmer's Windows 8 Comments Microsoft says it hasn't officially announced any 'timing or naming for the next version of Windows,' and that its CEO misspoke about Windows 8 gadgets coming out next year. Share: | Duke Nukem Forever Goes Gold They said it would never happen, and it nearly didn't--but after many, many long years of waiting, Duke Nukem Forever is finally finished. 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