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iPhone to drive smartphone sales in Asia

Microsoft and Google resolve search dispute, for now

Jumbo deal with Manaccom

Google CEO demos Apple's iPhone, but not on YouTube

Bill Gates' legacy: Outmaneuvering the competition

Cybercrime fighters to gather in US next week

Blue Zone trades in laptops for tablets

Intel draws parallels between chips and 'Ratatouille'

Apple Mac sales grow faster than Windows PCs in consumer market

Orb takes aim at social networking

Electronic voting gets thumbs down

WiMax is scarce, but many consumers know why they want it

Tuesday, 26th June 2007

Headlines

	iPhone to drive smartphone sales in Asia
	Microsoft and Google resolve search dispute, for now
	Jumbo deal with Manaccom
	Google CEO demos Apple's iPhone, but not on YouTube
	Bill Gates' legacy: Outmaneuvering the competition
	Cybercrime fighters to gather in US next week
	Blue Zone trades in laptops for tablets
	Intel draws parallels between chips and 'Ratatouille'
	Apple Mac sales grow faster than Windows PCs in consumer market
	Orb takes aim at social networking
	Electronic voting gets thumbs down
	WiMax is scarce, but many consumers know why they want it

Making news, Apple’s yet to be released iPhone will help drive sales of a new breed of 'multimedia smartphone' in the Asia-Pacific region, analysts predict.

Also this morning, Microsoft's founder Bill Gates will be remembered as an inspiring leader and brilliant businessman.

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iPhone to drive smartphone sales in Asia
Media hype raising awareness of more capable phones.
By Simon Burns

Internet

Microsoft and Google resolve search dispute, for now
Neither company seems satisfied, and Google's complaint hasn't been publicly released..
By J. Nicholas

Finance

Jumbo deal with Manaccom
Jumbo Corporation looks to acquire Manaccom, a specialist software publisher and distributor.
By Staff Writers

Hardware

Google CEO demos Apple's iPhone, but not on YouTube
The event triangulated three hot media subjects -- Google, Apple's iPhone, and YouTube -- and put a spotlight on the Google-Apple alliance..
By W. David Gardner

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Bill Gates' legacy: Outmaneuvering the competition
As he eases out of management, Microsoft's co-founder will be remembered as an inspiring leader and brilliant businessman..
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Cybercrime fighters to gather in US next week
Law enforcement officials, including all 92 assistant US attorneys, will meet to coordinate efforts against zero-day vulnerabilities and other online threats..
By Larry Greenemeier

Hardware

Blue Zone trades in laptops for tablets
North Sydney based reseller Blue Zone has stopped selling notebook products in favour of becoming a value-added tablet PC reseller.

By Lilia Guan

Hardware

Intel draws parallels between chips and 'Ratatouille'
The semiconductor maker is spending US$8 million to promote a Pixar movie it hopes will encourage consumers and IT managers to buy its dual-core products.
By Michael Singer

Finance

Apple Mac sales grow faster than Windows PCs in consumer market
Apple's share of desktop and notebook sales online and through brick-and-mortar stores in May rose to 13 percent from 11.6 percent in April, according to The NPD Group..
By Antone Gonsalves

Internet

Orb takes aim at social networking
'No hassle' way to share photos and videos online.
By Clement James

IT Services

Electronic voting gets thumbs down
Pencil and paper wins out over computers, says official electoral observer.
By Iain Thomson

Telco/ISP

WiMax is scarce, but many consumers know why they want it
A survey finds that nearly half of the respondents plan to use WiMax for e-mail, while 31 percent cited online media viewing and 28 percnet cited mobile TV and music downloading..
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