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Catching the Mobile Wave

Columnist Ken Banks on how mobile tech is changing the developing world -- and vice versa.

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World Tech Update - 23 Dec 09

by administrator on 23 Dec, 2009


This week is a special edition of World Tech Update where we take a look at our favorite gadgets, prototypes and robots from 2009.

 

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Africa News

  • AfriNIC embraces Internet challenges in Africa
  • Zain CEO resigns without explanation
  • Nigeria uses celebrity power to stem cybercrime
  • Vodacom drops broadband rates in Africa
  • Audit faults Huawei, ministry on Ugandan Internet project
  • Rascomstar-Qaf to launch new satellite
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  • After China pull-out bluster, will Google backtrack?
  • US-EU data-sharing faces threat from European Parliament
  • Facebook celebrates 6th birthday with redesign
  • Nexus One Sales: Slow Month is No Surprise
  • Microsoft Warns of Record Patch Tuesday
  • Problems hit new Oracle support site again
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