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• Will the next PSP upgrades be Sony's answer to Origami?
  Friday 17 March 2006 – 06:51
  A video camera with full-motion capability, VoIP communicatoins, and GPS navigation are among the features that were supposed to make Intel's and Microsoft's UMPC platform unique and distinct. Yet they're all coming to Sony's PlayStation Portable between now and this fall, for a total price that's certain to be far less.
• Rhapsody upgrades with 4.0 store, optimized MP3 players
  Thursday 5 October 2006 – 09:03
  RealNetworks today announced that they have launched Rhapsody 4.0, the latest version of their music subscription and purchasing service. Complementarily, SanDisk has released the first set of MP3 players that are optimized to store and play back music in users' Rhapsody accounts. Still sort of fresh on the heels of the bevy of iPod and iTunes announcements last month, Rhapsody 4.0's launch gives the music streaming service a visual overhaul and a couple functionality tweaks.
• Dell upgrades XPS, flat-panel screens
  Monday 24 November 2003 – 11:41
  Dell has expanded its offerings to PC gamers and enthusiasts with the introduction of a new version of the Dimension XPS and the 20" flat-panel display.
• Dell XPS 700 upgrades to Core 2 Duo, Extreme on time, but will it ship?
  Thursday 27 July 2006 – 11:02
  Keeping one promise Dell Computer chairman Michael Dell made earlier this month to have Core 2 Duo and Core 2 Extreme processors available in top-of-the-line models "day and date" with Intel's release, the company has modified the buildout components available for its XPS 700 series computers, with the new processors now available. But will Dell Computer be able to keep an even bigger promise: specifically, shipping XPS systems its customers have already ordered?
• Cisco Upgrades Security, VPN Lineups
  Monday 19 May 2003 – 03:27
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• WPA Upgrades - Part II
  Tuesday 13 May 2003 – 03:15
  Reader feedback to our earlier report on WLAN manufacturers' plans to provide WPA upgrades indicates another potential dissatisfier for D-Link WLAN product owners, as well as some potentially unhappy NETGEAR customers.Although we caught the fact that D-Link omitted its 11b-only Air line from the list of products that will be upgraded, alert readers pointed out that D-Link also left its AirPro 802.11a/b+ line off the list.
• Microsoft's IPTV platform gets some upgrades and a new name
  Monday 18 June 2007 – 02:42
  Microsoft introduced a new version of its IPTV platform, which is now called "Mediaroom"
• Intel upgrades Celeron D with 64-bit extensions
  Monday 27 June 2005 – 07:13
  Intel today announced that it will offer support for 64-bit applications in its entry-level Celeron D processor line. The first chip to offer EM64T extensions is the 3.2 GHz Celeron D 351.
• iPhone gets last minute upgrades
  Tuesday 19 June 2007 – 11:25
  Apple today announced that its upcoming multimedia phone will offer longer battery life than originally estimated as well as a glass top surface
• iSuppli upgrades 2007 PC shipment forecast
  Thursday 21 June 2007 – 11:37
  iSuppli predicts global PC shipments will rise to 264 million units in 2007
• Apple upgrades AirPort Extreme Wi-Fi security
  Friday 31 October 2003 – 03:42
  Apple has updated its AirPort WLAN client and base-station software to add support for the Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA) security protocol.
• AOL upgrades ICQ
  Tuesday 20 April 2004 – 04:57
  America Online has given its ICQ instant messaging service a significant revamping, including allowing developers to extend it with plug-in applications, and is moving toward combining the Lite and Pro versions.
• Sony upgrades DVcam
  Wednesday 26 November 2003 – 09:41
  Sony has updated the DSR-PD170 compact camcorder to its DVcam line of professional video equipment, replacing the DSR-PD150 model.
• McAfee Upgrades VirusScan
  Wednesday 27 August 2003 – 12:37
  McAfee Security Consumer on Monday introduced a new version of McAfee VirusScan, with new capabilities designed to block worms from spreading.
• Sony hints at PSP upgrades
  Thursday 11 August 2005 – 08:54
  Late last month, Sony Computer Entertainment released a firmware update for Japanese PSPs (a US release is scheduled for August 12) that gave the handheld a number of new functions, including a Web browser feature that lets users tap into wireless hot spots to surf the Internet.