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  • Britain agrees to extradite hacker suspect to US
  • Analysts warn techies to prepare for SOA shift
  • EBay management overhaul surprises some
  • Intel, Motorola Invest US$900m in Clearwire
  • Some Lexar flash drives recalled
  • Yahoo China fights back against music industry group
  • Security threats grow exponentially
  • Microsoft allows open document format for software
  • Microsoft to launch iPod rival by Christmas
  • Nokia says wins US$150 mln China Mobile network deal
  • Web phones pose little threat to telcos
  • Sony sees 2006/07 Chinese sales up 20-30 pct
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    Britain agrees to extradite hacker suspect to US
    LONDON - Britain on Thursday approved the extradition a computer expert accused by the United States of perpetrating the world's "biggest military hack of all time." More...

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    Analysts warn techies to prepare for SOA shift
    Service oriented architecture could significantly change the software industry similar to the way client/server technology did in the early 1990s. More...

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    Intel, Motorola Invest US$900m in Clearwire
    WiMAX has received a huge boost from Intel and Motorola, which together are investing US$900 million in Clearwire. More...

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    Some Lexar flash drives recalled
    The US Consumer Product Safety Commission says there is a voluntary recall of some Lexar Media flash drives. More...

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    Yahoo China fights back against music industry group
    Yahoo China has come out swinging against a music industry association's threats to sue for copyright infringement. More...

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    Security threats grow exponentially
    McAfee has reported that security threats have grown at record speed over the last two years. More...

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    Microsoft allows open document format for software
    NEW YORK - Responding to government requests for interoperability, Microsoft said on Thursday it will offer free software that will allow Word, Excel and PowerPoint to handle documents in rival technology formats. More...

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    Microsoft to launch iPod rival by Christmas
    NEW YORK - Microsoft will start selling a wireless digital music and video player to compete with Apple's iPod by Christmas, sources close to the matter said on Wednesday. More...

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    Nokia says wins US$150 mln China Mobile network deal
    HELSINKI - Mobile telecoms equipment maker Nokia said on Thursday it had won a US$150 million deal with China Mobile's Henan Mobile Communication to expand GSM and GPRS networks in Henan province. More...

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    Web phones pose little threat to telcos
    FRANKFURT - The ratings outlook for incumbent European telecom companies is stable and new technology, like internet-based telephone services, poses little threat to the sector, according to a Moody's Investors Service report released on Thursday. More...

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    Sony sees 2006/07 Chinese sales up 20-30 pct
    QINGDAO, China (Reuters) - Consumer electronics giant Sony said it expected its sales in China to grow 20 to 30 percent this fiscal year, slower than last year. More...

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