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Telstra rejects opposition calls for separation
Telstra calls comments 'totally irresponsible'
European court won't stop UK hacker's extradition to US
Hacker Gary McKinnon's appeal denied
Steve Jobs' death greatly exaggerated; obit a mistake
Take heart, Apple fans, it's not true
Study: Grim outlook for US IT spending
Twenty-nine percent say spending will drop or even cease in the fourth quarter
Microsoft reveals IE8 Beta 2
The preview includes several new features
Apple forgets to fix iPhone passcode bug
The bug also affects the iPod touch
Google may let users comment on, rearrange search results
New functionalities to be available to any user, not just those signed in to their Google accounts
China aims for petaflop computer in 2010
It was only in 2001 that China began to make a serious effort in microprocessor development
Even without an enterprise strategy, Apple quadruples share
Mac OS X accounts for 4.5% of the business operating system market, says Forrester
Best Western refutes story claiming records breached
Only 13 customer records actually exposed, says hotel chain
Microsoft to add privacy features to IE8
New features make it easier to delete web browsing history information
Mozilla turbocharges Firefox, touts major speed gains
'TraceMonkey' will speed up sluggish web-applications, says Mozilla
iPhone 3G reception 'normal,' say Swedish engineers
Tests compare the iPhone 3G with Sony Ericsson's P1 and a Nokia's N73
Mysterious Mac clone maker for sale for US$50K
Company selling name, website, trade secrets and press contacts in one package on PayPal
Protesters use Web 2.0 to show dark side to Beijing Olympics
Human rights protesters and detained bloggers use Web 2.0 tools

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