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Thursday, 2nd August 2007

Latest headlines

iPhone buyers were ill-informed about battery, lawyer argues

In a letter to Steve Jobs, the Consumer Protection Board in New York also sided with consumers who have to mail their iPhone back to Apple to replace the battery for US$79, plus a shipping fee. ... Read More >>

	Researchers create carbon net to catch toxic gases
	Mobile providers move to stamp out rogue practices
	Consumer electronics revenue growth slows; lower prices are blamed
	Microsoft says Xbox 'abuse' led to fire that killed baby
	iTunes hits three billion song mark
	Square Enix to offer Dragon Quest games for DS
	Cellnet forecasts $1M loss
	IBM consolidates its own data centers
	Tumbleweed’s recruits more resellers
	Lufthansa, T-Mobile eye Internet access for long flights

Most read articles

Internet
Teachers call for closure of YouTube
UK teachers said yesterday that the only way to tackle cyber bullying in schools is to close websites such as YouTube, which encourage such behaviour.

Hardware
Company sues Sony, wants PlayStation 3s 'Impounded and destroyed'
Parallel Processing says the cell processor developed by Sony, Toshiba, and IBM violates its patent for 'synchronised parallel processing with shared memory.'

Operating Systems
Court ruling supports claims that Microsoft's first OS was stolen
A book that calls DOS a "rip off" of CP/M is legally protected opinion under the First Amendment, in part because it's based on some facts not generally in dispute, a judge rules.

Security
Apple issues giant patch; fixes iPhone at eleventh hour
Apple was racing the clock when it released patches for iPhone bugs that researchers are planning on discussing at the BlackHat conference on Thursday.

Security
Richard Clarke: Computers are best friend of progress, and security its worst enemy
The former US federal counterterrorism advisor tells security pros at the Black Hat USA conference that continuing to build more of the global economy on cyberspace as it exists today is dangerous business.

Events

Event Name	Location	Date
Radware Focus On	Park Hyatt, Melbourne.	16/08/2007
Radware Focus On	Hyatt Hotel, Canberra	21/08/2007
Radware Focus On	Hyatt Hotel, Canberra	21/08/2007
Radware Focus On: Sydney	Establishment Hotel, Sydney	14/08/2007
CRN Breakfast Briefing - Virtual Storage	The Vibe Hotel, Milsons Point, Sydney	08/08/2007

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