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	IE8 to Include Porn Browsing Mode
The software giant Microsoft looks forward to add a private browsing mode to its upcoming Internet Explorer 8 browser. The new feature is dubbed porn browsing mode and it will be included in the beta 2 version of IE8, which will be released this month.
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	US Loses the Race for Japan's Biggest Customer to China
The United States is no longer the biggest customer of Japan as People's Republic of China pushes forward to increase imports from Japan. According to Japan's Finance Ministry the country's exports rose 16.8pc in July, while exports from the United States fell down to 11.5pc.
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	Super Warehouse - Satisfying Customers Since 1997
Super Warehouse is the place where customers get a five star service. Tech experts show a quick response to customers' choices and ship a product quickly and effectively. The Super Warehouse features 16 warehouses across the United States. It delivers its products in just 1-2 business days via ground shipping.
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	Apple iPod Nano Caused Fires in Japan
On Tuesday, August 19, the trade ministry of Japan stated that the overheated Apple iPod nanos were the cause of three fires. It was probably a defect in batteries that led to overheating.
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	Microsoft Forces Consumers to Buy Vista?
Taiwan's Fair Trade Commission is investigating the complaints filed against software giant Microsoft by a group of activists who claim that the company forces consumers to purchase Windows Vista.
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	Top 3 Main Battle Tanks and Fighting Aircrafts of the World's Most Powerful Nations
Most will agree with the fact that currently the three most powerful nations in the world are the United States, Russia and China (which, by the way, proves its superiority in sports at the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games).
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	Japanese Temple Offers High-Tech Grave
Due to the fact that Japan is an island with lack of land, some Japanese seniors raise concerns about finding a place for their "after-life". But due to the continuous development of high-tech in the country, some found quite a solution to their problem.
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	Broadband: Speeds and Deals
For those unaware of what broadband is, let's say shortly that it's what people use when considering a fast internet connection. It is worth mentioning that the main factor to take into consideration when picking a deal is speed.
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	The End of Windows is Close, So is the Beginning of Midori
The software giant, Microsoft, started working on a new research project, which aims towards developing new software meant to replace Windows. The new software will be called Midori and it will be much different from the company previous programs.
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	IPod Fans May Face Jail If Spotted With Pirated Music
Australian Customs might soon start checking possessors of iPods for pirated music. Those who will have a large amount of pirated material could face jail.
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	Google Launched Knol to Challenge Wikipedia
Recently the number one search engine, Google, has unveiled to the public Knol, the company's website that allows experts to write, express ideas on their fields of expertise. The main difference between Knol and Wikipedia is the authorship.
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	Google Introduces New Interface: Maori-language Search Site
The number one search engine, Google, has recently introduced Maori-language edition of its search engine.
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	Intel Marks its 40th Anniversary
World's most famous chip maker celebrates its 40th birthday. Gordon Moore and Robert Noyce were the two physicists that set up the company back in 1968. The term Intel derives from "Integrated Electronics".
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	Robots to Become Our Shoulder to Cry on
Scientists are developing robots that will be able to recognize person's emotional state and respond to it with empathy.
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	Japanese Scientists Developed Flash Able to Function for Hundreds of Years
Japanese scientists claim they have developed world's first flash memory with a potential lifetime of hundreds of years.
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