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World Tech Round Up - Wednesday June 24, 2009 E-mail

Written by Ken Rutkowski, on 24-06-2009 09:51


* Jobs gets 'excellent prognosis'
* Sale of Eavesdropping Kit to Iran
* Microsoft offers free anti-virus
* Intel and Nokia band together
* US creates military 'cyber command'
* iPhone Damage
* CDMA Subscriber Base Passed 480 Million Worldwide
* Mobile Ads are 30 Times More Effective Than Internet Ads
* Cellphones: Better Than Your Spouse and/or Alcohol

Today's Featured Company / Person - SquareTrade - If you're picking up a 3GS and like to buy a warranty, Apple will extend coverage to two years for $69. It's good for if/when the phone spontaneously combusts without human intervention. But what about just dropping the thing? SquareTrade warranties state that should you break your iPhone just because you're an idiot, they'll replace your iPhone with a brand new model.


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On Wednesday's KenRadio Show, Ken Rutkowski talked about Myspace trying to find their new focus, Steve Jobs ready for Apple, Can Iran listen to it's citizen's calls, Microsoft protects itself with free virus software, Intel & Nokia team up, The new US Cyber Command Center, What breaks an iPhone, CDMA vs GSM, Can Mobile ads work and is your cell more important than your spouse?
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