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Hitting the beach in Australia? Bring your phone

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Hitting the beach is one of the great traditions of Australian summer. Now, a mobile phone app lets swimmers know not only the best weather and surf conditions but also which beaches are the nearest - and safest.
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Apple, Verizon, AT&T: New deals set to change mobile landscape

With the announcement that iPhone will be available to Verizon subscribers even as Apple ends its agreement with AT&T, the mobile landscape has taken a different look all together. This development is expected to affect the entire mobile marketplace.

Blackberry Storm 3 pictures leaked

Details of yet another upcoming BlackBerry handset was acquired by Jonathan Geller, blogger with BoyGeniusReport. BlackBerry Apollo is the next generation Curve handset that will come with decent specifications for those who wish to enjoy the new BlackBerry OS 6.1 running on it.
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IBM may boost tech confidence, services in focus

A strong report from IBM Corp, particularly a pick-up in technology services contracts that have been a weak point in the past year, could lift Wall Street's confidence in the technology sector.
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Hewlett-Packard CEO drafts new strategic plan: report

Hewlett-Packard Co's new chief executive, Leo Apotheker, is reportedly finalizing a strategic plan for the technology company that includes shuffling senior management and focusing on more profitable parts of the business, The Wall Street Journal reported late Friday.
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Mobile doubts weigh on chipmakers Intel, AMD

Fears about Intel Corp's absence in tablets and smartphones are overshadowing the chipmaker's strong earnings and reinforcing the impression that the company no longer sets the direction of the tech industry.
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Sprint eyes machine-to-machine benefits in 2 years

Sprint Nextel thinks it can make billions of dollars in revenue from wirelessly connecting devices such as in-car safety systems, but does not expect any material gains from doing this for two more years.
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PS3 Hacker Fights Sony Court Order

The hacker who published a jailbreak for the Sony PS3 is fighting back with his own lawyer's objections to the restraining order Sony is seeking.
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Smith & Nephew denies in merger or takeover talks

Artificial knee and hip maker Smith & Nephew said on Friday it was not in talks on a merger or takeover, after a report it was weighing a deal with privately owned U.S. rival Biomet sent its shares higher.

NVIDIA-based GeForce Graphics Card Goes Wireless

European graphics card maker KFA2 (a subsidiary of Galaxy) has released a wireless graphics card that can transmit high-definition video up to 100 feet, eliminating the need for cables from the PC to the screen.
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Markets flat as JPMorgan results offset Intel

U.S. stocks were little changed on Friday following a mixed reaction to earnings from JPMorgan and Intel and a modest rise in retail sales, but the S&P remained on track to notch a seventh straight week of gains.
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Sanofi says position on Genzyme talks unchanged

French drugmaker Sanofi-Aventis would not confirm a report in daily Le Figaro on Friday saying it hoped to reach a takeover deal that would value U.S. target Genzyme at around $76 per share, or some $20 billion.

Internet is running out of IP addresses!

Most users believe in the inexhaustible space on the internet but most people who log on to the net would not believe the problem internet is currently facing - running out of IP addresses.
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Sanofi hopes to win Genzyme for $76/share: report

French drugmaker Sanofi-Aventis hopes to reach a takeover deal that would value U.S. target Genzyme at around $76 per share, or some $20 billion, the French daily newspaper Le Figaro said on Friday.
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Intel positive on PC growth in emerging Asia

Intel Corp is positive about growth in PC sales in emerging Asia, particularly in China and India, a top executive said on Friday, a day after the chip heavyweight posted market-beating revenue and margins for the fourth quarter.
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Thousands of Kennedy documents go online

BOSTON (Reuters Life!) - Thousands of documents, photos and even recorded phone conversations of President John F. Kennedy are going online and available to a whole new generation of high-tech armchair historians.

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