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TODAY ON iTnews.com.au:    ISPs pull out of wireless access provision   Government forces Telstra's hand on fixed line pricing   Reuters Summit - Cisco says it does not help China block speech   Face recognition feature readied for Vodafone handsets in Japan   Symantec Threat Meter tests email, web browsing, instant messaging, file sharing
Wednesday, 1st March 2006
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  • ISPs pull out of wireless access provision
  • Government forces Telstra's hand on fixed line pricing
  • Reuters Summit - Cisco says it does not help China block speech
  • Face recognition feature readied for Vodafone handsets in Japan
  • Symantec Threat Meter tests email, web browsing, instant messaging, file sharing
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    ISPs pull out of wireless access provision
    More than forty local ISPs have dropped out of the wireless access game according to a new report by researcher Market Clarity. More...

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    A face recognition technology with a one second validation feature from Oki Electric will be offered on a Vodafone Group handset in Japan this April, according to an announcement from Oki. More...

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