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Negroponte not worried by patent suit.

Microsoft to become exclusive provider of display and contextual advertising on Digg.

Emerging metro wireless standard gains momentum.

ASX-listed hardware manufacturer and distributor Legend has partnered giant motherboard maker Foxconn to distribute the latter's products in Australasia and around the globe.

US contact centre applications vendor Concerto Software has signed a Melbourne-based business process outsourcing specialist, UCMS.

IT wholesaler Altech has signed up as the second Australian distributor for Taiwanese computer maker Shuttle. Under the arrangement, Altech would be distributing the company's line of "XPC" small form factor bare-bones PCs.

Total open sourcing of Java moves closer.

Private and public space explorers join forces.

Electronic Arts signs deal to offer in-flight gaming.

Friends, Babylon 5 and The Flintstones coming soon to iTunes.

Tech Pacific has signed to distribute Vodafone's Mobile Connect software and new BlackBerry handsets under an agreement that commences on 4 October.

Provides lots of information about the star signs (in french).

The iPAQ's evolution is almost complete. The first signs came with the H1940, a Pocket PC that finally managed to be good looking, tiny and powerful - and it even included Bluetooth. But the H4150, while looking rather similar, makes the H1940 look almost Stone Age, with HP squeezing WLAN into the package, upping the processor speed to 400MHz and improving the screen still further.

Among the glitz of this week's re-launch of the Atari Australia's website are signs that the game publisher, and maybe the industry at large, is coming to terms with the fact that video entertainment is more than entertainment -- it’s a lifestyle.

They've never had it so good.

Alarm bells ring again.