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www.smh.com.au  TECH DAILY

Wednesday January 9, 2008


Microsoft snaps up Norway's Fast

Microsoft says it has agreed to buy a Norwegian search company for $US1.2 billion, aiming to shore up its search technology for businesses against competition from Oracle and IBM.


Apple set to resolve EU iTunes case

Apple will soon announce steps to resolve European Commission charges that its iTunes stores broke EU rules by setting prices country by country in Europe.


New technology allows you to read the radio

A new technology unveiled today would show what's being said on the radio using a receiver with a screen that would scroll text much like closed captions roll by on TV.




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Record sentence for computer sabotage

A computer systems administrator was sentenced to 30 months in prison on Tuesday for trying to sabotage his company's servers out of fear he was about to lose his job, prosecutors said.


Top violinist to release record for free online

A top British violinist is to release her next recording for free on the internet in a bid to break down the elitist image of classic music.


Smart cars will watch roads while drivers' minds drift

Smart cars that pay attention to the roads while drivers' minds are elsewhere are on the automotive horizon at the world's largest consumer electronics show.



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