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Supercomputing comes to the Android phone

MIT researchers apply supercomputing technology to Google device

Transforming the dumb pipe to a smart pipe

Ericsson shows local telcos ways to make more from mobile broadband

Secret ACTA draft leaked after Washington talks

Latest leaked draft of copyright treaty reveals more details

IBM sends hardware, engineers to Christchurch

Other vendors also assessing post-quake situation

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Tales from the world of ICT

Wanted: IT staff with a wide-screen vision

The demarcation between IT staff and others is lessening

The IT reporting riddle; the CFO or the CEO?

CIOs and IT managers share their views with John Mark V Tuazon

Five indispensable IT skills of the future

Stacy Collett looks at where IT will be in 2020

Microsoft needs to meet mobile, net challenges

Redmond could regain its Mojo if it focuses in those areas, says Preston Gralla

Google settles Buzz privacy lawsuit

Class-action suit over privacy problems with Google Buzz resloved

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Man on trial for killing son in Auckland train crash last year

A father accused of killing his four-year-old son, after allegedly driving his car into the path of a 850 tonne freight train in south Auckland, displayed appalling driving before the "utterly unacceptable but entirely preventable" incident, a jury was told today.



Tributes paid to plane crash tourist

A Farnborough man killed when a skydiving plane crashed in New Zealand was "living life to the max", friends said.



Massive earthquake sets back NZ economic recovery

A damaged walking bridge remains over the Avon River in Avonside, Christchurch, New Zealand, Sunday, Sept.



9/6/2010 - Baghdad bloodshed...Earthquake aftermath...Miner's dilemma

Twelve people were killed and dozens wounded, but U.S. officials say no Americans were hurt.



NZ Troops Provide Security After Earthquake

Army troops took control of the center of the New Zealand city of Christchurch on Monday, two days after a powerful 7.1-magnitude earthquake smashed buildings and homes, wrecked roads and rail lines - but caused no loss of life.



Colorado company keeping close tabs on New Zealand quake

A Colorado company has a major stake in how Christchurch, New Zealand, recovers from a major 7.0 earthquake Saturday morning.



Aussies caught up in New Zealand quake

AUSTRALIAN survivors of the Christchurch quake have told how hotels swayed precariously as the earth shook.



'A miracle' no one died in New Zealand earthquake

New Zealand prepared for further destruction on Sunday as aftershocks and an approaching storm threatened an area hit by the most devastating earthquake in decades.



9/5/2010 - Blowout preventer recovered...New Zealand city cleans up after quake

Crews safely secured the 5-story, 300-ton blowout preventer on a boat in the Gulf of Mexico.



9/4/2010 - Blowout preventer's escort...New Zealand's quake...Paul Conrad dies

Soon after it was lifted from the Gulf of Mexico, federal agents began taking photos and video.



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