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Apple, Microsoft, Adobe and Real in trouble over DRM software

Windows Vista tip: Recovering from a damaged system

Student claims iPod can affect pacemakers

Sun reads a new script

Smartphone sales break records in Asia

Apple hints touch screen for iPod

RFID system claims to prevent DVD theft

Red Hat's plans for Open Source messaging layer

Mozilla's Window Snyder: A CISO with a different agenda

Sony gets creative with social networking site

Download backdoor found in Windows Update

Nokia goes green with charger alerts

Monday, 14th May 2007

Headlines

	Apple, Microsoft, Adobe and Real in trouble over DRM software
	Windows Vista tip: Recovering from a damaged system
	Student claims iPod can affect pacemakers
	Sun reads a new script
	Smartphone sales break records in Asia
	Apple hints touch screen for iPod
	RFID system claims to prevent DVD theft
	Red Hat's plans for Open Source messaging layer
	Mozilla's Window Snyder: A CISO with a different agenda
	Sony gets creative with social networking site
	Download backdoor found in Windows Update
	Nokia goes green with charger alerts

This afternoon, Apple has filed for a patent that indicates the company may be considering the use of touch screen technology on devices other than the iPhone.

Also making news, Sun has introduced a "preview" version of a new scripting language, JavaFX, aimed at Web content creators during its annual JavaOne show.

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