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Unisys inks $140m public sector contract

China Mobile adds 5 million users in December

Cyber-criminals target mobile banking

Mobile operators urged to prepare for WiMax threat

Sony backs away from Blu-ray porn

802.11n draft specs reach milestone

Apple looking for single European iPhone operator

OSDL and FSG merge into The Linux Foundation

Skype price plan claims 'more for less'

Attack of the clone: Mainframe maker countersues IBM

Tuesday, 23rd January 2007

Headlines

	Unisys inks $140m public sector contract
	China Mobile adds 5 million users in December
	Cyber-criminals target mobile banking
	Mobile operators urged to prepare for WiMax threat
	Sony backs away from Blu-ray porn
	802.11n draft specs reach milestone
	Apple looking for single European iPhone operator
	OSDL and FSG merge into The Linux Foundation
	Skype price plan claims 'more for less'
	Attack of the clone: Mainframe maker countersues IBM

Tim Lohman,
Editor

This afternoon, Sony has confirmed that it will not be supporting the production or replication of pornography on Blu-ray discs, closing off a potentially lucrative market.

Also making news, two major pro-Linux organisations, the Open Source Development Labs and the Free Standards Group (FSG), today announced an agreement to merge and form The Linux Foundation.

Mail your comments on this mornings news:

editor@itnews.com.au

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Unisys inks $140m public sector contract
Major outsourcing deal with the Australian Department of Immigration and Multicultural Affairs
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China Mobile adds 5 million users in December
More than the population of Ireland.
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Cyber-criminals target mobile banking
TowerGroup research predicts an explosion of mobile malware during 2007.
By Robert Jaques

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Mobile operators urged to prepare for WiMax threat
In-Stat warns that technology could become ally or foe.
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Sony backs away from Blu-ray porn
Adult industry gears up for wholesale switch to HD-DVD.
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