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Mini-iPod’s are being rumoured for Steve Jobs keynote at Macworld Expo, 6 January 2004.

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After working on the service since Spring, T-Mobile has launched in Germany enabling their subscribers to watch live TV on their mobile phones over GPRS.

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The new chief executive at Vodafone is quoted as saying he does not think Microsoft’s smartphone OS is “not quite ready for prime time.”

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Sony has reduced the features and supported format of the PSX between its announcement and actual release to the public, the most confusing being its now-lacking Ethernet port. Analysts have reacted strongly against this, but the consumers appear to be lapping it up.

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D-Link has launched a standards compliant videophone that connects to a standard TV, working over a broadband wireless link.

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Trials of Radio Broadband are underway in remote locations around UK and may lead to BT “filling in the gaps” in broadband coverage that ADSL leaves.

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Apple is building further on their iTunes Music Store success; they’ve now reached 25m downloaded sales.

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Causing more than a little surprise, Canada’s Copyright Board has announced that downloading music from peer-to-peer networks is not wrong. They have also announced a levy on MP3 players.

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Frustrated by their residents not being able to get broadband access, City officials have struck a deal with Aiirnet to provide WiFi access over the whole city.

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