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Tuesday, March 25, 2008 |
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Techno-savvy Iraqis surf the cyber
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Saddam Hussein deemed Iraqis could live without
modern technology such as mobile phones and the Internet. Now that
his regime has been swept away, they are finding they just can't get
enough of it.
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"The Internet is indispensable for us," said a Baghdad
mobile phone vendor, who gave his name only as Sajjad.
"I download songs, pictures of actresses and video clips,"
added the 25-year-old salesman, who admitted that he then loads
these, with a few modifications, into the phones he sells.
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O T H E R R E P O R T S
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Yahoo! denies posting web
photos of Tibetan protesters
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US Internet giant Yahoo! denied Saturday posting on its websites
pictures of 19 people wanted by the Chinese authorities for
protesting in the Tibetan capital Lhasa.
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China launches new crackdown
on video websites
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China said it has ordered 25 websites to stop posting audio-visual
content, which comes amid a campaign to censor news about violent
unrest in Tibet.
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TECHBYTES
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Frost and Sullivan and leading Philippine
outsourcer share Best Practices for Maximizing Performance in
Contact Centers at NICE Systems' seminar
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NICE Systems, the leading provider of Insight from Interactions
solutions and value-added services, recently sponsored the
"Insight for High Performance 2008" seminar at the Makati
Shangri-La Hotel, Makati City.
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HARDWARE |
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Blazing
trails and breaking borders
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JVC provides the ultimate in mobile-AV
experience with the latest user-friendly multimedia receivers
packed with the latest in wireless technology. First, the
AVX-810 is an impressive car audio device with its extensive
multimedia features and unique design. |
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DIGITALLIFESTYLE
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Gadget of the week
: Motorola Q9
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