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Google tightens integration between Google Apps and BlackBerries
by Stuart Corner   
Google has upgraded its Google Apps Connector for BlackBerry that provides integration between Gmail, Google Apps' Calendar and Address book and BlackBerry handhelds.

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Kindle battery life extended; PDF support added
by Stephen Withers   
A firmware upgrade boosts Kindle battery life and provides a native PDF reader.

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Record company exec arrested for failure to tweet
by Jake Widman   
Police in a New York suburb, faced with an unruly crowd of girls waiting to see a teen idol, asked an executive from the idol's record company to use Twitter to tell the crowd to disperse. When he refused, he was arrested for hindering the police effort.

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Review: New Super Mario Bros. Wii - Here we go!
by Mike Bantick   
Yep!  It’s a me again!  Mario is let loose in multiplayer mayhem on the Nintendo Wii.  In the face of an increasingly sophisticated video-game environment, is there still a place for the 2D side scrolling antics of New Super Mario Bros. Wii?

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Spam king gets 51 months
by Jake Widman   
Alan Ralsky, a longtime spammer who has boasted about how much money spam made him, has been sentenced to 51 months in prison for his role in a stock "pump-and-dump" scheme.

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Climate change producing new species: grolar bear
by William Atkins   
As grizzly bears move further into northern territories they are intermixing with polar bears, and the result is interbreeding between the two species, producing the grizzly-polar bear, or grolar bear. Scientists think that climate change may be responsible for grizzlies moving into these northern climates as they warm.


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ABS: Studying IT subjects loses its appeal
by James Riley   
The proportion of people studying information technology subjects at institutions other than schools has plummeted since 2001, from 9 per cent of students enrolled in a course of study to just 3 per cent, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics.

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iTWire launches Australia's first Parliament House tech press office
by Stan Beer   
iTWire has gone to Canberra - permanently! In an Australian first, iTWire has become the only specialist technology publication with an office in the Parliament House Press Gallery.

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Conroy readies fibre-for-greenfields draft
by James Riley   
Communications Minister Stephen Conroy will release within days the discussion draft of legislation that would mandate fibre connections for all greenfield sites, a key indicator for developers and infrastructure providers in making near-term investment decisions.

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Telstra launches Next G home gateway from NetComm
by Stuart Corner   
As predicted by iTWire last week Telstra has introduced a home Internet gateway, supplied by NetComm that uses HSPA+ over Next G to connect to the Internet.
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ICT employment slow to recover from recession: OECD
by Peter Dinham   
Employment is continuing to drop in the ICT goods sector and remaining flat in most ICT services, while ICT services employment has been flat or increased slightly - by a mere one percent - in most countries, including Canada, Germany, Sweden and Chinese Taipei, according to a report on  the ICT industry by the OECD.

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Oconics claims ‘Australian-first’ website for SA government
by Peter Dinham   
Business software developer Oconics is claiming is has developed an Australian-first with what it says is “an easy-to-use website that dramatically simplifies finding services and information” offered by departments and agencies of the South Australian Government.

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NEC challenges IBM and Cisco with new unified comms desktop
by Stuart Corner   
NEC Australia has introduced a desktop unified communications client for use with its range of IP PBX products that it says creates "an additional challenge to IBM and Cisco."

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SMEs moving slowly but surely to UC solutions
by Peter Dinham   
Many of Australia’s SMEs are moving slowly towards adopting a range of Unified Communications (UC) applications and are likely to consider new cloud-based offerings, while some are considering deploying IP telephony using a service provider’s hosted solution in the next two years.

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