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Thursday, 12th January 2006
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  • SingTel's Optus acquires Virgin Mobile Australia
  • Unisys flags 2006 trends
  • Victoria shows off e-learning overseas
  • Apple fixes eight QuickTime bugs
  • Microsoft's newest bug could be awful: researcher
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    SingTel's Optus acquires Virgin Mobile Australia
    Singapore Telecommunications' Australian unit Optus has acquired Virgin Mobile Australia from the Virgin Group after buying a remaining 74 percent stake for $30 million. More...

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    Apple fixes eight QuickTime bugs
    Apple Computer has updated its QuickTime media player to fix eight critical security vulnerabilities that leave both the player and the company's popular iTunes software open to attack. More...

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    Microsoft's newest bug could be awful: researcher
    A new Outlook and Exchange vulnerability has the potential to become a much more virulent problem than the long-hyped Windows Metafile bug patched last week, says one of the email flaw's discoverers. More...

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