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• 'A BlackBerry is a necessity for all the corporate guys'
• Berry smart hook-up
• Cellphones help Cambodian students - to cheat
• Smartphone could prove a dumb move
• State coughing up for hefty cellphone bills
• Telkom aims to renew AT&T talks
• Titanic mapping expedition sets sail
• Google back on the streets in France
• Smartphones dominating Asian market
• Germans wary of Google Street View
• ISPs ordered to shut down
• Street View: Google cracks under the pressure
• China's Internet access 'matches developed world'
• You have 1 new MSG: dinner's ready!
• Tech firms 'must cater for disabled'
• Aussie voters undecided on broadband plans
• Britons spend half waking hours online
• Now Spain concerned by Google's Street View
• WikiLeaks gets new host... Swedish pirates
• Mobile data traffic nearly triples in a year
• Internet lockdown looms
• Telkom unveils higher speed ADSL
• India to target Google, Skype messaging next?
• Call of the heavens in the Great Karoo
• India gives RIM final deadline
• US citizens not interested in fast Internet - study
• Germany keeps close eye on Google's Street View
• India to decide BlackBerry fate
• S.Korea to probe Google's Street View
• Swedish server 'helping' WikiLeaks publish papers
• BlackBerry Messenger to continue
• Aussie opposition to scrap broadband plan
• Google, Verizon propose Net neutrality framework
• Saudi parents support BlackBerry ban
• Google compromising on 'net neutrality'
• Internet neutrality talks collapse
• Patriotism doesn't pay in Bangladesh
• Writer goes potty in space station
• Verizon, Google 'reach Internet traffic deal'
• BlackBerry puts SA customers' fears to rest
• US to expand broadband access to rural areas
• The evil empire strikes back, belatedly!
• BlackBerry ban begins on Friday - Saudi regulator
• BlackBerry comes to Cell C
• Big Bang investigators want new smashers
• 100 decibel ring tone is as loud as a vuvuzela
• JSE blames MTN for technical glitch
• The end of the IPV4 world?
• Return of the Mach and a new frontier
• Children's rights trump right to watch porn - Jasa
• Users being 'misled on broadband speed'
• Close-ups of a heavenly body
• Telecom group to sue for cellphone law
• US looks to improve disabled access to Internet
• WiMax to propel Africa's broadband growth
• Telecoms firm demands extra fees from Google, Apple
• Giant star discovered
• MTN signs up for undersea cable
• Consumers invited to shape WASPA code of conduct
• Ambitious wireless broadband scheme unveiled