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chakkaradeep

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#20972 11-Apr-2008 15:13
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Mozilla CEO against Apple's Safari Distribution mechanism is now an old news, but NZ Herald has published as if its a new news!

Read here

I think they need to wake up and be alert on whats happening in the Technology Front....Yell




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  #122887 11-Apr-2008 16:07
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They were running that article the other day about iPods and MP3 players damaging the hearing of young people too (a recurring topic that the media have used over the past few years). Yes, we all know that excessive sound levels can damage hearing irrespective of how we hear it. MP3 players and iPods are no worse than CD players or walkmans or turntables for that matter.


Slow news month maybe?



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  #122909 11-Apr-2008 18:29
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Stuff have been doing the same thing too, I noticed an article there that was a good 8-9 months old. They even had the original date on the article.

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  #123225 13-Apr-2008 17:07
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I didn't know this news :p~ well Apples safari and Mozilla have their own market shouldn't be a big problem




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