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TODAY ON iTnews.com.au:    Microsoft resolves security patch install glitch   Google buys blog analytics service   Symantec's Thompson: Trust is key   Hi-tech forensics to aid air cargo cartel probe   Most of mobile phones to have GPS chips by 2011 - SiRF
Thursday, 16th February 2006
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  • Microsoft resolves security patch install glitch
  • Google buys blog analytics service
  • Symantec's Thompson: Trust is key
  • Hi-tech forensics to aid air cargo cartel probe
  • Most of mobile phones to have GPS chips by 2011 - SiRF
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    Microsoft resolves security patch install glitch
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