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Tuesday, 15th August 2006
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  • Star Wars wins battle for best ever movie quote
  • Groups unite to fight mobile Linux fragmentation
  • Stop Googling things, says Google
  • TV on cornflakes packets by 2020
  • VoIP payphone no pie in the sky
  • Warcraft game makes US$10m a month in China
  • RIM plays down BlackBerry hack threat
  • Fujitsu wins Yarra Valley outsourcing deal
  • Demand for semiconductor IP set to explode
  • Lawyer fighting to ban 'Columbine simulator'
  • Intellectual property theft causing problems in China
  • Dell founder says happy with CEO Rollins' role
  • Voice biometrics startup gaining steam
  • CA cuts 1,700 jobs as earnings fall
  • PacNet, Techlink connect Capt'n Snooze
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