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World Tech Round Up - Friday October 5, 2007 E-mail

Written by Ken Rutkowski, on 05-10-2007 13:19

RIAA hits paydirt: wins first music-sharing jury trial
Halo 3 nets $300m in one week
Online advertising sales rise 27% to $10 billion
Senate adds $1 billion to NASA budget
Forget municipal Wi-Fi, welcome to Zigbee City
Non-English domain names to be tested
Malaysia to Get High Speed Broadband
China Blocking RSS Feeds
Kim Jong Il: I'm an Internet expert
Fridays go from casual to e-mail-free

Host: Ken Rutkowski / Andy Abramson


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1. 05-10-2007 20:25

Keyboard Setup - 4 Andy
go to your System Prefs and select the Keyboard & Mouse icon. From there select the Keyboard Shortcuts tab. Then you can change or create new shortcuts.

2. 05-10-2007 20:12

Nokia phones?
what's the best, smallest, and lightest Nokia phone that works with Truphone? How about any other phones? Truphone with iPhone?

3. 05-10-2007 20:05

Black Card
and..... once you have hit the prerequisite for the card you have to be invited to get this card.  
 
and come on!! Andy, you spend more than US$250k per month?? why are you funding all of our projects??

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