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InternetNews July 22, 2005 Colin C. Haley	Microsoft: Longhorn Is Now Windows Vista The company officially retires its Longhorn codename and sets first beta release date. The beta version, available soon, will be targeted at developers and IT professionals; it will likely be available in stores in 2007.
Macworld July 2005 Anton Linecker	Final Cut Studio Apple's heavy hitter in pro video software gets even better. And it's an essential for PowerBook users and anyone with a boot drive smaller than 80GB.
Macworld July 21, 2005 Jim Heid	DVD Studio Pro 4 DVD Studio Pro 4 is a jaw-dropping value, offering features that even five-figure DVD-authoring systems can't match. If you're setting up your first DVD-authoring system, look no further.
InternetNews July 19, 2005 Tim Gray	Download Politely Asks Spammers to Stop Security firm looks to clean up the information highway by sending an automated response to spammers. Some question the ethics of the approach.
PC World August 2005 Becky Waring	PC in a Browser Remote-access services put your essential files and applications at your fingertips, through any browser. And they're fast, secure, and affordable. We crown a new distance champ. MyWebEx PC Pro... etc.
PC World August 2005 Mary Landesman	Spyware Stoppers Still Improving We tested new versions of three anti-spyware apps and like them, but an old favorite stands out.
PC World August 2005 Laurianne McLaughlin	Trumba's OneCalendar Keeps You Organized Web-based calendar application lets you see your work commitments and home events all at once.
PC World August 2005 Andrew Brandt	Free Tool Makes You Anonymous on the Web Tor, free from the Electronic Frontier Foundation, uses "onion routers" to remove the IP address from outbound data packet headers.
Macworld July 19, 2005 Peter Kirn	Soundtrack Pro An all-purpose sound tool cuts drudgery out of audio editing and design, Soundtrack Pro strikes a good balance between the needs of musicians, video editors, audio editors, and multimedia pros.
Macworld July 18, 2005 Anton Linecker	Final Cut Pro 5 Multicamera editing steals the show.
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