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Microsoft takes US$1.15bn hit over failing Xbox 360s

Glasgow bomb hero gets his 1,000 pints

Google loses Gmail name in Germany

Hacker claims to have activated iPhone without AT&T

Channelworxs grabs Avaya and Extreme Networks for SMBs

Salesforce.com gives the Western Bulldogs a helping hand

Fujitsu unveils 300GB 2.5in external drive

AMD Barcelona not fast enough to beat Intel Core 2

Downed electronic Jihad site flew under the radar

Microsoft readies six security bulletins, 3 of them for critical vulnerabilities

Friday, 6th July 2007

Headlines

	Is Apple planning iPhone Nano?
	Microsoft takes US$1.15bn hit over failing Xbox 360s
	Glasgow bomb hero gets his 1,000 pints
	Google loses Gmail name in Germany
	Hacker claims to have activated iPhone without AT&T
	Channelworxs grabs Avaya and Extreme Networks for SMBs
	Salesforce.com gives the Western Bulldogs a helping hand
	Fujitsu unveils 300GB 2.5in external drive
	AMD Barcelona not fast enough to beat Intel Core 2
	Downed electronic Jihad site flew under the radar
	Microsoft readies six security bulletins, 3 of them for critical vulnerabilities

Making news, a recent Apple patent application has sparked speculation that Apple may be planning a mini iPhone that would focus only on voice communications and music. An iPhone Nano perhaps?

Also this afternoon, Microsoft is gearing up to release six security bulletins Tuesday three of which are rated critical.

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