EDITOR'S NOTE

Good morning,

As the major parties go on the election campaign trail, today we take part in an industry-wide survey to assess the political potency of the internet filter issue.

Meanwhile, Steve Jobs has offered free bumper cases to iPhone users complaining of poor reception, but not without slinging some mud the way of his competitors.

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By Brett Winterford | July 19, 2010

Would you vote for a political party that supports the internet filter?

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Firefox Home allows users to transfer browser data.

By Liz Tay | July 19, 2010

Blames financial institutions for EFTPOS fees.

By Ry Crozier | July 17, 2010

NBN to attract young voters, Pirate Party won't contest.

By Staff Writer | July 19, 2010

Poor reception to Apple chief's smartphone jibe.

By Miya Knights | July 19, 2010

Palm webOS taking priority over other development.

By Shaun Nichols | July 19, 2010

Company will offer terms to end accounting row.

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