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23-07-2008, 4:53 AM
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Microsoft: Forget iPhone, we're still number two in business - Computerworld Australia
Microsoft: Forget iPhone, we're still number two in business
Computerworld Australia, Australia - 6 hours ago 325 enterprises purchased at least 500 Windows Mobile phones in Microsoft's most recent fiscal year, with many buying many more, said Scott Rockfeld, ... Opinion: Microsoft-Lite CRN Australia all 4 news articles Link To Original Article 
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