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Japan: Sony, Dell must investigate battery safety

Microsoft takes IE 7 to RC1, Firefox 2.0 slips

PowerPoint attacks use old bug, not new flaw

AT&T sues to stop unauthorised use of customer info

Math professors solve 'cocktail party' problem

Microsoft repatches IE's August patch

Net-addicted teens have a place to crash in China

Sun outperforms other top four server vendors in Q2

VeriChip wants to test human implantable RFID on military

BenQ posts 3rd quarterly loss, sees flat Q3 sales

Canon to launch entry-level digital SLR camera

Global mobile phone mkt growth slowed in Q2

Friday, 25th August 2006

	Japan: Sony, Dell must investigate battery safety
	Microsoft takes IE 7 to RC1, Firefox 2.0 slips
	PowerPoint attacks use old bug, not new flaw
	AT&T sues to stop unauthorised use of customer info
	Math professors solve 'cocktail party' problem
	Microsoft repatches IE's August patch
	Net-addicted teens have a place to crash in China
	Sun outperforms other top four server vendors in Q2
	VeriChip wants to test human implantable RFID on military
	BenQ posts 3rd quarterly loss, sees flat Q3 sales
	Canon to launch entry-level digital SLR camera
	Global mobile phone mkt growth slowed in Q2

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