Bypassing the Mobile Carriers

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Will US Carriers Be Able To Prevent
Mobile Spam?

Will US Carriers Be Able To Prevent
Mobile Spam? 06/30/2004 04:31 AM
Lots of people have been predicting that the next big spam problem is going to be text messaging SMS spam to your mobile phone. While it's already a problem in some countries, some are now suggesting that it won't be that big of a problem in the US -- though, some of the reasoning may be questioned. The first reason given is that US users don't text message as much. The obvious response to that is that the word "yet" needs to be added to that sentence. The trend is pretty clear, and text messaging use in the US has been rising rapidly over the last year. Next, they claim that the US carriers have learned from overseas carriers and are better prepared. Perhaps that's true, but spammers are pretty good about getting around any kind of "preparations." The next reason is my favorite: "Text messages sent from one carrier to another may not go through, because the networks are not always technically compatible." In other words, "because US carriers are so technically screwed up, many spam messages may just disappear -- as may many legitimate messages." Funny that this comes right after the experts claim the US carriers are better prepared to stop spam. If they still haven't figured out interoperability, then how can they really be prepared for text spam? Still, the biggest reason why text spam may not be as big an issue in the US is that many carriers charge for each text message, adding quite the speedbump to any traditional spammer's plans. Unfortunately, though, there are often ways around this, as many phone systems either offer web gateways for sending free text messages or have an email-to-SMS system that will let people send text messages over email. In such cases, the spammer just needs to figure out what email address goes to your phone, and (once again) there will be plenty of mobile spam annoying you everywhere you go.

Mobile Carriers Avoid European 3G

Mobile Carriers Avoid European 3G 04/27/2004 06:03 AM
Hankooki Apr 27 2004 9:09AM GMT

Suspension on Mobile Carriers Starts

Suspension on Mobile Carriers Starts 06/21/2004 04:27 AM
Hankooki Jun 21 2004 8:50AM GMT

Mobile Carriers Tagged With W10.1
Billion in Fines

Mobile Carriers Tagged With W10.1
Billion in Fines 12/29/2004 08:06 AM
Hankooki Dec 29 2004 12:21PM GMT

Consumers Still Hate Mobile Phone
Carriers

Consumers Still Hate Mobile Phone
Carriers 01/04/2005 10:51 PM
The latest Consumer Reports research on mobile phone operators in the US suggests that, well, people still aren't that happy with their provider, they experience plenty of dropped calls and many are hoping that the grass is greener (signal is stronger?) on the other side of the fence (next tower over?). The dropped call issue may be the biggest -- as that's often how people judge the quality of the service they receive. Finding out that 70% of users experienced at least one dropped call in the week prior to the study being done is not a good sign for the industry at all. About the only thing that keeps these rates acceptable is the fact that everyone else is equally as bad, so there's really no where else to go. In the meantime, I don't know if I've just been lucky, but it's pretty rare that my mobile phone drops a call (though, I should admit that it did so three times in the course of one conversation this past weekend).

Mobile carriers brace for New Year's
textstravaganza

Mobile carriers brace for New Year's
textstravaganza 12/30/2003 12:14 PM
Telecom providers in Australia, Japan, and Europe are bracing for a bumper crop of text-messaged new year's greetings:

Mobile phone companies are bolstering networks in anticipation of a record 35 million text messages New Year's Eve revellers will send tonight. The figure would surpass the record estimated 29 million text messages on Christmas Day. With many texters in places where it will be hard to hear a phone ring, never mind hold a phone conversation, some are predicting the volume of text messages could eclipse voice calls for the first time. A Telstra spokesman said that on Christmas Day customers made 15 million voice calls and sent 11.8 million text messages. Virgin, which has the smallest, but youngest and most text-mad customer base, expects to carry about 4 million messages on New Year's Eve - an average of 10 texts per customer.

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Wireless carriers develop mobile
standard

Wireless carriers develop mobile
standard 01/06/2005 12:35 AM
Buenos Aires Herald Jan 6 2005 2:17AM GMT

Mobile carriers seek cheaper antipiracy
software

Mobile carriers seek cheaper antipiracy
software 04/01/2005 03:10 PM
A powerful group of mobile telecom operators wants lower prices for essential antipiracy systems, warning that high royalty payments could stifle the burgeoning digital music and video markets.

Mobile Carriers Seek Cheaper Anti-Piracy
Software

Mobile Carriers Seek Cheaper Anti-Piracy
Software 04/01/2005 02:18 PM
A powerful group of mobile telecoms operators calls for lower prices for essential anti-piracy systems, warning that high royalty payments may stifle the markets for digital music and video.

Shocker: People Realize That Mobile
Carriers Won't Make Money From Music

Shocker: People Realize That Mobile
Carriers Won't Make Money From Music 04/15/2005 04:49 AM
For quite some time, a bunch of folks have been pointing out that the mobile phone operators are being somewhat idiotic in their belief that they they can be music and media moguls. They got this idea in their head once ringtones started to take off, and rather than thinking they might just be a fad, both the music industry and the mobile operators start drooling over how much money they think they're going to make -- when neither of them seem to actually understand the other's business very much. While the theme of the last few months in the mobile world seemed to be unquestioned acceptance that "content is king" it appears the backlash is starting, as even the folks at Business Week are realizing the mobile operators will never make much money by selling music directly. The article points out what everyone always seems to forget. Even for Apple, the clear leader in selling music online, selli ng music is a loss leader. In other words, the carriers would do better to team up with someone (such as Apple) to handle selling music, and they should just be happy with the increased usage. Of course, instead of that, the operators are complaining that iTune s on phones will take revenue away from them. And, of course, this doesn't even touch on issues like network over-capacity and the fact that people don't want different music services on their phones and on their computers. Between the recording industry and the mobile operators, about the only thing you can bet on is that both industries' short term greed, and total lack of understanding of what users want, is likely to screw up any offerings for quite a few years.

Mobile Carriers Seek Cheaper Anti-Piracy
Software (Reuters)

Mobile Carriers Seek Cheaper Anti-Piracy
Software (Reuters) 04/01/2005 08:58 AM
Reuters - A powerful group of mobile telecoms operators on Friday called for lower prices for essential anti-piracy systems, warning that high royalty payments may stifle the markets for digital music and video.

Wireless gaming is a match made in
venture capital heaven: The mobile
carriers need new ways to hold on to its

Wireless gaming is a match made in
venture capital heaven: The mobile
carriers need new ways to hold on to its 08/17/2004 06:48 PM
Newsweek Aug 17 2004 9:58PM GMT

Japanese Telecom Carriers, Pioneers Of
Internet-Capable And Picture-Snapping
Handsets, Have Now Come Up With The
World's First Mobile Phone That Enables
Users To Listen To Calls Inside Their
Heads - By Conducting Sound Through Bone

Japanese Telecom Carriers, Pioneers Of
Internet-Capable And Picture-Snapping
Handsets, Have Now Come Up With The
World's First Mobile Phone That Enables
Users To Listen To Calls Inside Their
Heads - By Conducting Sound Through Bone 01/22/2004 07:16 AM

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Bypassing PatchFinder 2

Bypassing PatchFinder 2 02/16/2004 05:28 PM
Edgar Barbosa (Feb 15 2004)

[PHP] include() bypassing filter with
php://input

[PHP] include() bypassing filter with
php://input 05/27/2004 09:06 PM
Himeur Nourredine (May 27 2004)

Re: [PHP] include() bypassing filter
with php://input

Re: [PHP] include() bypassing filter
with php://input 05/28/2004 12:24 PM
Keary Suska (May 27 2004)

Bypassing Minute Charges with Day Passes

Bypassing Minute Charges with Day Passes 03/08/2004 11:15 PM
From the "you can roam, but you can't hide" department, Brian Jepson repeats a way to bypass high STSN iBahn per-minute charges through Boingo: Jepson is at a conference that has 25-cent-per-minute iBahn service from STSN. This is the typical STSN rate for pay-as-you-go. Guests of the same hotel can typically pay a fixed day rate as part of a package involving phone service; or service might be free for guests. Jepson hacks the system by signing up for an initial Boingo As-You-Go package of $7.95 for two one-day sessions. (This rate only applies for your first As-You-Go pass purchase, however; after that, it's $7.95 per day pass.) He then uses iBahn's extra options to authenticate via Boingo. If he'd had the Boingo software installed, he could have bypassed even more of the hassle....

After Bypassing N.A.A.C.P., Bush Courts
Black Voters

After Bypassing N.A.A.C.P., Bush Courts
Black Voters 07/23/2004 01:03 PM
President Bush today questioned what Democrats had done for black voters and invited them to embrace his agenda.

Directories management bypassing in
Goahead webserver <= 2.1.8

Directories management bypassing in
Goahead webserver <= 2.1.8 01/19/2004 03:07 PM
Luigi Auriemma (Jan 19 2004)

More users bypassing browsers to access
the web via Internet applications

More users bypassing browsers to access
the web via Internet applications 12/31/2003 03:47 PM
InternetRetailer.com Dec 31 2003 3:10PM ET

Bypassing Intel's Overclock Limit
Reveals DDR2-667

Bypassing Intel's Overclock Limit
Reveals DDR2-667 07/08/2004 03:27 PM

Student, teacher punished for bypassing
school's 'net filters

Student, teacher punished for bypassing
school's 'net filters 04/05/2005 04:48 PM
Xeni Jardin: A high school student was punished for freeing his fellow websurfing students and teachers from their school's internet content filtering system.

Conrad Sykes, 16, created a Web site that bypassed the district's Internet content filter, which was hampering student research, the student said. Sykes said he did this so students could access research sites - but it also allowed students to visit adult sites or others that the school district intends to screen out. Sykes' site was so successful that many Spokane Public School students - and people from as far away as Alabama and Pennsylvania - used it thousands of times between Dec. 14 and Feb. 22.

Sykes was even asked by his computer teacher, Wes Marburger, to make a presentation to other classes on the number of visitors to his Web site. The district filter is called Bess, and a dog is in the logo.

In the end, Sykes was suspended for two days in February for violating school computer use policies. His teacher was given a written reprimand and removed from teaching computer classes. The state Office of Professional Practices is now investigating and could potentially take away Marburger's teaching certificate.

Link to newspaper article (subscription required), and here is young Conrad Sykes' blog: Link (via Declan McCullagh's politech)

The Mobile Technology Webl0g - "Location
Based Services and all about Mobile
Marketing" - Porn 4 UR Mobile

The Mobile Technology Webl0g - "Location
Based Services and all about Mobile
Marketing" - Porn 4 UR Mobile 03/29/2005 04:35 PM
CARNIVAL OF THE CAPITALISTS .. week's edition

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European carriers get some Sun

European carriers get some Sun 06/24/2004 09:25 PM
ZDNet Jun 25 2004 1:30AM GMT

The carriers are coming

The carriers are coming 12/15/2003 07:05 AM
AT&T, Time Warner Cable and Qwest are staking their claim on the voice over Internet Protocol market. Is this the beginning of the end for VoIP start-ups?

Canadian carriers wonder: 3G or not 3G?

Canadian carriers wonder: 3G or not 3G? 07/19/2004 09:40 PM
ITBusiness.ca Jul 20 2004 1:26AM GMT

HP Gets Call for Carriers

HP Gets Call for Carriers 08/16/2004 12:38 PM
Motorola taps the computer maker to team up on next-gen networks.

Hey, Regional Carriers Can Merge Too

Hey, Regional Carriers Can Merge Too 01/06/2005 06:52 AM
When Cingular finished buying AT&T Wireless, it was as if everyone who wrote about mobile operators had a pre-conceived notion that the market needed six carriers. To fill that empty slot, suddenly Alltel started to get much more recognition -- despite being a regional carrier. With Sprint and Nextel merging, there's going to be more room on that six spot list. However, it looks like this merger mania also represents a chance for some of these regional operators to consolidate a bit themselves. The latest is that it looks like Alltel (rather than being bought by Verizon Wireless, as some had thought) is trying to buy Western Wireless, another regional carrier. Both are CDMA-based, so that makes integration easier. Also, with little overlap, the combined companies start to look a lot more like a national carrier (though, they're not completely there). What was that about consolidation among the national carriers creating less competition? It certainly looks like some of the regional players see it as a vacuum they can fill. Anyone taking bets on which regional carriers will be rumored to be merging next?

Carriers invest in convergence

Carriers invest in convergence 11/14/2003 05:45 AM
Out with the old, in with the new

European cell carriers get some Sun

European cell carriers get some Sun 06/24/2004 09:16 PM
Orange and T-Mobile will sell only downloads that are Java Verified, in a win for Sun and its downloading software for cell phones.

Wireless carriers not happy about DRM

Wireless carriers not happy about DRM 04/01/2005 03:24 PM

The wireless carriers are not happy with licensing feeds being put on them and are basically feel they are being robbed. Personally I am glad that industry is starting to feel some pain maybe someone will wake up someday and say that DRM is out of control and needs to reeled in. [Engadget]

Carriers should be context providers

Carriers should be context providers 03/06/2004 01:56 AM

As the thought of paying $3500 for a month of gprs sinks in and I think about the speech I'm going to give at MILIA to the carriers and content providers in the audience, I'm thinking more and more about how I think it might be a bad idea for the carriers to get into the content business.

I think that as broadband becomes a standard part of households, more and more people will fill up their iPods and mobile devices with all the content they need from their flat-fee low-cost pipe. Most content isn't THAT time sensitive. I don't see any reason to have to download content on-the-go over expensive gprs when devices can talk wifi or bluetooth and have enough storage to allow you to carry content around.

The main value that always-on provides is presence information, short messages and time sensitive stuff like news. I don't really see the need to have broadband to do that. I think the carriers should focus their energies on stuff like identity, payment systems, IM and presence and leave the content business up to people who know how to move large volumes of bits around at low cost. The problem with most telephone companies is that they have spent their whole lives worrying about quality of service, but moving large volumes of data around is not about quality of service. You can afford to drop a few bits if they're not time sensitive and it's a completely different game than the circuit business.

I realize that 3G networks are supposed to provide us with a cheaper way to provide mobile broadband, but I just can't imagine the cost of all of the roaming deals, the metering systems and the BigCo overhead ever being able to compete with the simplicity of the Internet and wifi. I am not convinced that there is a market for broadband mobile content.

This may seem obvious to Internet folks, but I think the mobile operators are seriously considering broadband content over mobile phone networks as "the next big thing".

Swedish 3G Carriers Cry Uncle

Swedish 3G Carriers Cry Uncle 06/29/2004 12:32 PM
The Feature Jun 29 2004 4:33PM GMT

How to switch carriers but keep your
phone

How to switch carriers but keep your
phone 06/08/2004 10:01 PM
ZDNet Jun 9 2004 1:38AM GMT

Phone DRM too expensive, say carriers

Phone DRM too expensive, say carriers 04/02/2005 06:56 AM
Fragmentation looms

Motorola RAZR V3 carriers

Motorola RAZR V3 carriers 08/01/2004 11:16 PM
MobileTracker Aug 2 2004 2:27AM GMT

Swedish Carriers Fight 3G

Swedish Carriers Fight 3G 06/28/2004 11:22 AM
Unstrung.com Jun 28 2004 3:50PM GMT

Phone DRM too expensive, say carriers.

Phone DRM too expensive, say carriers. 04/02/2005 03:43 PM
The Register: Phone DRM too expensive, say carriers.

Will Carriers Kill The iTunes Phone?

Will Carriers Kill The iTunes Phone? 07/29/2004 04:48 AM
Apple (and Motorola) took a lot of people by surprise earlier this week by announcing plans to put iTunes on a mobile phone, but they may have left out one very important part: figuring out how the carriers get a cut. The wireless carriers are notorious for suppo rting closed systems, and making sure that they get a cut of any transaction that goes through a mobile phone. While this is a shortsighted move that has slowed down the creation and adoption of wireless services and applications, the carriers still insist on sticking to that plan, under the weird belief that they know best what applications and services subscribers will use (and pay for). So, now, many analysts are pointing out that for all the hype surrounding the mobile iTunes, there's a good chance carriers won't let it run on their phones, unless they somehow get a cut. Of course, for the smart carrier, this is a perfectly good opportunity to open up their offering. Giving subscribers an open platform with plenty of applications and services should generate more interest and allow the carrier to steal customers away from its competitors. Eventually, it will happen, but it may take a while.
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AirG to Offer the Sea-Doo® 3D™ Mobile
Game Promotion. AirG Powers First Ever
Sea-Doo Mobile Contest

AirG to Offer the Sea-Doo® 3D™ Mobile
Game Promotion. AirG Powers First Ever
Sea-Doo Mobile Contest 03/14/2005 05:55 PM
AirG, the global leader in multiplayer mobile entertainment products is working with Bombardier Recreational Products Inc. (BRP), maker of the popular Sea-Doo® watercraft, to bring the first Sea-Doo branded mobile game to mobile phone users. [PRWEB Feb 16, 2005]

AirG Extends Mobile Games Offering in
Australia: AirG Provides New JAVA
Content to Virgin Mobile Australia

AirG Extends Mobile Games Offering in
Australia: AirG Provides New JAVA
Content to Virgin Mobile Australia 04/02/2005 04:53 AM
AirG, the most innovative supplier of advanced multiplayer mobile entertainment solutions has been chosen by Virgin Mobile Australia to expand its JAVA games content service and manage all provisioning for future content releases, including testing and quality assurance. [PRWEB Apr 2, 2005]

AirG Liberates Mobile Phone Users in
Iraq: AirG Launches Interactive Mobile
Community ‘MonAmi’ on Iraq’s First GSM
Mobile Network

AirG Liberates Mobile Phone Users in
Iraq: AirG Launches Interactive Mobile
Community ‘MonAmi’ on Iraq’s First GSM
Mobile Network 04/09/2005 03:48 AM
AirG, the global leader in powering mobile communities announced today that its mobile friend finder service MonAmi is now available to customers in Iraq. [PRWEB Apr 9, 2005]

Meteor Rockstar Makes Customers
Celebrities AirG Powers First Ever Game
Launch Exclusively for ‘The Meteors’

Meteor Rockstar Makes Customers
Celebrities AirG Powers First Ever Game
Launch Exclusively for ‘The Meteors’ 03/14/2005 05:55 PM
Meteor Mobile Communications, Ireland’s fastest growing mobile operator, and AirG, the leading global publisher of mobile games announce the launch of a new mobile game for Ireland’s most exciting music event of the year, the Meteor Ireland Music Awards 2005. [PRWEB Feb 16, 2005]

Dismantling the Axis of Evil: A New
Battle for Control and Total Conquest Is
Underway - AirG Launches Art of Tyranny
- World’s Latest Mobile Multiplayer Game

Dismantling the Axis of Evil: A New
Battle for Control and Total Conquest Is
Underway - AirG Launches Art of Tyranny
- World’s Latest Mobile Multiplayer Game 03/14/2005 05:55 PM
After months in development AirG, the global leading in developing and distributing cutting edge multiplayer mobile entertainment applications, announces the launch of Art of Tyranny (AoT). This highly sought after game is now available through mobile operators in North America, Europe, Asia and Australia. [PRWEB Mar 5, 2005]

AirG Launches Interactive Mobile
Community 'MonAmi' on Iraq's First GSM
Mobile Network

AirG Launches Interactive Mobile
Community 'MonAmi' on Iraq's First GSM
Mobile Network 04/10/2005 05:49 AM
BC Technology Apr 10 2005 9:33AM GMT

You’re Hired! The Mobile Apprentice
Search 2005 is Underway: AirG Partners
with Local Vancouver Students to Expose
Canada’s Mobile Game Developer Talent

You’re Hired! The Mobile Apprentice
Search 2005 is Underway: AirG Partners
with Local Vancouver Students to Expose
Canada’s Mobile Game Developer Talent 03/24/2005 04:46 AM
AirG, the global leader in wireless gaming has partnered with Simon Fraser University, a local Vancouver, Canada university, to host a mobile game development competition. Students will compete for a cash prize and opportunity to have their winning mobile application launched on a Canadian mobile carrier. [PRWEB Mar 24, 2005]

Microsoft Chat: Windows XP Smart
Displays Online chat

Microsoft Chat: Windows XP Smart
Displays Online chat 12/04/2003 07:11 PM

The Human Element: Online Cheaters: From
Chat Room to Cheap Motel? (PC World)

The Human Element: Online Cheaters: From
Chat Room to Cheap Motel? (PC World) 02/10/2004 05:33 AM
PC World - Is suggestive online chatting really cheating? A new study shows some married folks don't think so.

Police charge 12-year-old with making
death threats in online chat room

Police charge 12-year-old with making
death threats in online chat room 12/10/2003 08:07 AM
San Francisco Chronicle Dec 10 2003 6:59AM ET

Opera 7.5 Beta Showcases Integrated
E-Mail, Chat

Opera 7.5 Beta Showcases Integrated
E-Mail, Chat 04/23/2004 07:08 PM

Chat Room

Chat Room 05/07/2004 12:02 PM
Micros copic fragments of plastic are a &quot;major pollutant&quot;, floating in the ocean, settling on seabeds, and washing up onshore - with unknown consequences for marine ecosystems, according to a new study. &quot;We've found this microscopic plastic material at all of the sites we've examined,&quot; [lead researcher] Dr Richard C Thompson [of University of Plymouth, UK] said. &quot;Interestingly, the abundance is reasonably consistent. So, it suggests to us that the problem is really quite ubiquitous.&quot;

E-mail still riskier than face-to-face
chat

E-mail still riskier than face-to-face
chat 08/22/2004 09:02 PM
ZDNet Australia Aug 23 2004 1:37AM GMT

Legal Battle Over Chat-Room STDs

Legal Battle Over Chat-Room STDs 01/22/2004 07:13 AM
Health officials want to take AOL to court for refusing to warn its members about outbreaks of sexually transmitted diseases among gay men who use its service. In its defense, the company cites First Amendment concerns. By Randy Dotinga.

'Brooklynbacon' officer bares all in
chat room

'Brooklynbacon' officer bares all in
chat room 12/30/2003 06:27 PM
Canadian Press via Canada.com Dec 30 2003 5:06PM ET

Yahoo Shuts Chat Room Doors

Yahoo Shuts Chat Room Doors 06/24/2005 09:26 PM
SiliconValley.Internet.com Jun 25 2005 1:55AM GMT

Man charged over Internet chat room
offence

Man charged over Internet chat room
offence 11/03/2003 05:29 AM
ABC Online Nov 3 2003 4:38AM ET

George Michael in negative chat room
scandal!!

George Michael in negative chat room
scandal!! 07/09/2004 02:53 PM
Media-like anger triggers ego shutdown

Man allegedly tried to meet 14-year-old
from Internet chat room

Man allegedly tried to meet 14-year-old
from Internet chat room 08/12/2004 02:38 AM
WorldNetDaily Aug 12 2004 6:32AM GMT

Fans Slam George Michael in His Chat
Room (AP)

Fans Slam George Michael in His Chat
Room (AP) 07/08/2004 09:10 AM
AP - Pop singer George Michael might have expected some praise from adoring fans when he set up a chat room on his Web site.

Fans slam George Michael in his chat
room

Fans slam George Michael in his chat
room 07/08/2004 10:19 AM

Chat Blazer, Cutting a Trail to
Enterprise Chat

Chat Blazer, Cutting a Trail to
Enterprise Chat 04/15/2004 11:36 PM
Internet.com Apr 16 2004 3:07AM GMT

Lawsuit alleges AOL monitor seduced
15-year-old in Internet chat room

Lawsuit alleges AOL monitor seduced
15-year-old in Internet chat room 04/16/2005 09:19 PM
CNEWS Apr 17 2005 1:28AM GMT

Police probing school killing focus on
Internet chat room

Police probing school killing focus on
Internet chat room 06/03/2004 02:13 AM
Asahi.com Jun 3 2004 5:20AM GMT

AOL Sued Over Claim Chat Room Monitor
Seduced Girl (Reuters)

AOL Sued Over Claim Chat Room Monitor
Seduced Girl (Reuters) 04/15/2005 08:53 PM
Reuters - A 19-year-old Los Angeles woman has sued AOL saying that a former monitor of its "kids only" chat room seduced her online when she was a lonely teenager, persuading her to send him nude photos of herself and to engage in phone sex.

RCMP join British, U.S., Australian
police in Internet chat room patrols

RCMP join British, U.S., Australian
police in Internet chat room patrols 06/09/2004 05:37 PM
National Post Jun 9 2004 8:56PM GMT

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Harmful)

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OS X is not perfect. In some ways it’s still quite unrefined and somewhat user-hostile. For instance. Just as you could in OS 9, in OS

View iPhoto 5 photo count by keyword or
date

View iPhoto 5 photo count by keyword or
date 02/05/2005 10:14 PM
If you have the Keyword panel visible in iPhoto 5, and you hover over a keyword with the mouse, a tooltip tells you how many photos in the current album/view have that keyword. Similarly, hovering over a month/day if the C...

Microsoft Chat: MSN Messenger Chat

Microsoft Chat: MSN Messenger Chat 07/13/2004 05:11 PM

the Mail online | Mail - news, sport,
showbiz, health and more | Will a
British divorcee cost 'Wolfie' his job?

the Mail online | Mail - news, sport,
showbiz, health and more | Will a
British divorcee cost 'Wolfie' his job? 03/27/2005 04:57 AM
Will a British divorcee cost 'Wolfie' his job? Obviously, his incompetence won't. 3/26 .. Oh Wolfie! Wolfie! Invade me like you invaded Iraq! .. is perhaps not true .. the daily mail

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Bypassing the Mobile Carriers

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