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IIA warns of potential broadband cost crunch

Robotic glove lets users feel images

iPhone abundance frustrates eBay bonanza

Aussies lag in portable music technology

Beware of new "piggyback spam" campaign

Nokia offers mobile photo printing

Motorola's Razr2: Answer to iPhone debuts in Korea

GPLv.3: 'A great improvement'

Eclipse releases annual open source project

AMD plans to ship two versions of Quad-Core chip in August

Can Microsoft Office front-end your business processes?

Monday, 2nd July 2007

Headlines

	Jobs hints at 3G iPhone
	IIA warns of potential broadband cost crunch
	Robotic glove lets users feel images
	iPhone abundance frustrates eBay bonanza
	Aussies lag in portable music technology
	Beware of new "piggyback spam" campaign
	Nokia offers mobile photo printing
	Motorola's Razr2: Answer to iPhone debuts in Korea
	GPLv.3: 'A great improvement'
	Eclipse releases annual open source project
	AMD plans to ship two versions of Quad-Core chip in August
	Can Microsoft Office front-end your business processes?

Making news, only days after the release of the iPhone Apple's CEO Steve Jobs has discussed ways of improving the device admitting that the iPhone's Edge technology is not ideal for web connections..

Also this afternoon, the Internet Industry Association (IIA) warns that unless Australia addresses its international capacity issues, high speed broadband could become cost-prohibitive.

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