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Breaking News Internet Explorer 9 Release Candidate: What's new, what's changed (screenshots) After a five-month beta, Microsoft has finally delivered a Release Candidate for IE9. Here's what to look for. READ MORE More coverage: IE9 Release Candidate review: will Microsoft's big browser bet pay off? Microsoft IE 9 Release Candidate ready to roll Why I switched to Bing Must-Read Stories   AT&T begging and groveling smacks of desperation iPad, TouchPad, Xoom and Playbook: Choices galore and nothing but time Microsoft disables AutoRun on Windows XP/Vista to prevent malware infections E-waste outfit automates to ramp up (photos) Canonical releases Component Catalog for Ubuntu & Linux Activision kills 'Guitar Hero' game franchise Recommended Drivers and Detractors for Enterprise Mobility New technologies and devices are providing ever more mobility options. Companies must decide where to invest to maximize mobility's productivity boost. Listen and quickly learn what trends are driving these mobility initiatives. Connect with ZDNet   Become a fan on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Watch us on YouTube

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