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Monday, 22nd May 2006
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  • Kicking the Microsoft habit
  • Skype sick with bad bug, must be patched
  • Apple strikes back at Creative on seven patents
  • Chinese salesman jailed for organising gay orgies
  • Samsung researching fuel-cell powered mobile phones
  • INTERVIEW - web inventor says brainchild is ready for big leap
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    Kicking the Microsoft habit
    Tired of the cost and security concerns that result from using Microsoft products? Not to worry - solid alternatives abound. More...

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    Apple strikes back at Creative on seven patents
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    Chinese salesman jailed for organising gay orgies
    BEIJING - A Chinese salesman has been jailed for a year for organising homosexual orgies through the internet, Xinhua news agency said on Friday. More...

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    Samsung researching fuel-cell powered mobile phones
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    INTERVIEW - web inventor says brainchild is ready for big leap
    AMSTERDAM - The world wide web is on the cusp of making its next big leap to become an open environment for collaboration, and its inventor said he has not been so optimistic in years. More...

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