EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

Some of you will have read the reports floating around the 'net of the concept mobile phone that can run on Coca Cola.

This afternoon, iTnews reporter Munir Kotadia examines in detail whether it's possible to run your phone on Coke. And if not, what CSIRO scientists believe could be used to power it.

Also today, the latest on the NBN, Apple's iSlate and the Google hack...

-- Ry Crozier

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TODAY ON ITNEWS

By Ry Crozier | January 19, 2010

Pares back number as it overhauls police access portal.

By Munir Kotadia | January 19, 2010

CSIRO pours cold water on Coke power.

By Staff Writers | January 19, 2010

Search is on.

By Ry Crozier | January 19, 2010

Network builder seeks to plug broadband gaps in the bush.

By Staff Writers | January 19, 2010

Additional services for Oracle environment.

By Ben Grubb | January 19, 2010

Says IE users should upgrade to IE 8.

By Staff Writers | January 19, 2010

"Come see our latest creation".

By Staff writers | January 19, 2010

Developing strategy to lure investors and builders.

By Rosalie Marshall | January 19, 2010

Lotus Quickr, Connections and Sametime supported on handsets.

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