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Steve Jobs unveils iPhone 4 complete with keynote tech glitches, a problem on AT&T’s website has revealed the email addresses of more than 110,000 iPad owners, Foxconn plans to increase pay, gadgets overflow from Computex and more!

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World Tech Update, June 10, 2010

June 10, 2010 – IDGNS reporter Martyn Williams travels to South Korea to find out the lengths North Koreans need to go to when there is no Internet.

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North Korea: Where There is No Internet

June 10, 2010 – Hiroko visits a new gaming cafe in Shibuya offering modern and retro gaming, and checks out a spaceship-styled blood bank in Akihabara. We’re also celebrating our first anniversary with a competition.

Akibatteru Episode 14: Retro gaming, spaceship blood bank

How to manage Wi-Fi efficiently

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How to manage Wi-Fi efficiently

June 8, 2010 – At IT Roadmap in Boston, Neal Weinberg talks with Aerohive about how they offer distributed controls over wireless LANs vs. centralized control from other vendors.

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Aerohive offers distributed control over wireless LANs

June 8, 2010 – CEO Steve Jobs unveiled the new smartphone at the company’s Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco.

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iPhone 4 highlights

June 8, 2010 – Apple CEO Steve Jobs ended up dealing with glitches during Monday’s iPhone 4 unveiling. The culprit? Too many Wi-Fi base stations in the hall where the new smartphone was being launched.

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Steve Jobs’ iPhone 4 keynote glitches

June 4, 2010 – Most used Google’s Android software, but Windows scored some important wins.

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iPad rivals shown at Computex

June 4, 2010 – Sights and sounds from this week’s Computex show in Taipei.

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Sights, sounds at Computex 2010

June 3, 2010 – Hitachi LG Storage is presenting a first-of-its-kind product at Computex this week, an Blu-ray Disc optical drive that combines a solid-state drive.

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Hitachi LG combines Blu-Ray with SSD

June 4, 2010 – Many companies at Computex use “booth babes” to attract attendees. At least one company created a USB skirt, complete with 2GB USB drives, which would cost about $3,000 if produced.

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USB skirt created to lure attendees at Computex

On World Tech Update this week vendors at Computex in Taipei show off the latest tablets and e-readers, Intel demonstrates Moorestown a new chip designed for tablet PCs and more.

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World Tech Update, June 3, 2010

Custom Xbox 360 controller brings gaming to disabled

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Custom Xbox 360 controller brings gaming to disabled

Intel shows Moorestown chip prototypes

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Intel shows Moorestown chip prototypes

PC World: Sprint’s EVO 4G smartphone

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PC World: Sprint’s EVO 4G smartphone