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• IBM finishes 2010 on a high
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• Google to drop 'scheduled maintenance' clause
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• Former Wintech director Wong in custody
• Vegas-style: CES 2011 tech show wraps up
• Synnex warehouse under 'minor' flood threat
• Aus Post urges public to avoid non-essential mail
• Microsoft appoints Marlow's replacement
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• ASG lands mining contract
• Microsoft warns IE flaw is being exploited
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• EMC replaces Data Domain boss
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• Nokia appoints regional head
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• Flood relief tests Queensland shared services strategy
• Privacy Commissioner investigates Vodafone
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• Salesforce buys Dimdim
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• Samuel calls 'cased closed' on handset warranty fight
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• Optus offers 24-month iPhone warranties
• Cisco launches web broadcast tools for telcos
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• Motorola turns Android smartphone into laptop
• Gartner raises 2011 IT spending forecast
• TPG to escape ACCC fines for unlimited ads
• CES: Dell launches "super-charged" Streak tablet
• Sourcefire buys Immunet for $US21 million
• BigAir buys ISP AccessPlus for $5m
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• Motorola split comes into action
• Amazon opens up Appstore to Android developers
• LG to launch dual core smartphone in 2011
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• Out of the blue: Boreham quits as IBM MD
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• EU edges towards universal phone charger