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The chapters in Unwired View spotted this poster in one of the locations for next week the World Congress Mobile 2008. The image shows a sexy LG number, KF700 moniker sports. We agree with people of Unwired View; KF700 seems to be a team totally touch screen, since it seems too compact that has a QWERTY keyboard, but since we can not see the bottom, which may well be wrong. Aside from the speculation, there is nothing more to comment on. Well, at least our appetites have been moistened to put on the show. Update: We have just snagged some of the more shots KF700 Mobileburn, suggesting that KF700 has a slide keyboard after all. The purchase of more shots after the jump.

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Yahoo declined the offer of Microsoft, reportedly calling it an attempt to “steal” the company for much less than it is worth. If Yahoo is buying time or push a great price, this battle can get long and exit.

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As big companies extending their brands web-based communities of social networks, some employers are also exploring Multi-User Virtual Environments, or MUVEs.

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Tired of ongoing multimillion-dollar losses, EarthLink, the CEO of the company stated its intention to leave the business of municipal WiFi. Finding a buyer may prove extremely difficult, however. href =

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Almost completely lost in the midst of noise about offering Microsoft was speculation Yahoo Friday that Google could be looking to acquire a stake in San Francisco-based CNet. CNet shares were up 7% Friday on the basis of hearsay. Last month, a group of investors started collecting shares of CNet and intended to influence […]

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I jumped up from my desk assuring committing the most sensational revenge attack in the history of the personal computer industry.

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Middio a fresh music search engine YouTube video, seems to have gone to DeadPool. The blank page is an index page. We pinged them for a comment (the founder is Jeff Jarvis' sixteen-year-old son Jake), and wait for your response. FIQL departure from the hotel, which is actually a much more useful […]

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Alcatel-Lucent completed its first full year as a merged company with a net loss of 3.52 billion euros and sales of 17.79 billion euros, a 2.5 percent drop.

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