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    Microsoft has been taught some unpleasant and embarrassing lessons in the wireless world. But after early failures, the software company has swallowed its pride and is steadily on its way to becoming one of the most important suppliers of mobile software infrastructure.

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    It's graphic designer's week here at Reviews News, with some programs designed to help you make things look pretty and a colour printer, so you can stick them on your wall.

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