EDITOR'S NOTE

Good morning,

You may have noted I wished you "good afternoon" in the AM edition yesterday. I am working from San Francisco this week, and its not just the timezones getting mixed up.

As you may have read, SingTel made a big splash here at VMWorld yesterday, announcing the general availability of its 'vCloud' service out of both Singapore and Australia.

I have since been told by the folks at Optus Australia that no such service is in fact available yet at home beyond a beta service announced earlier in the year.

-- Brett Winterford

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System update gone wrong.

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Also unveils new iPods.

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Deploys Arbor technology in network.

By Nate Cochrane | September 01, 2010

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Do Not Call targeted.

By Staff Writer | September 01, 2010

New state representative?

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Visited adult and gambling sites.

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Assumes enemy within.

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Offers to pay for credit monitoring services.

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