Technology: Scientist's Visa Denial Sparks Outrage in India

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	Technology Daily Report  Thursday, Feb. 23, 2006 From Slate • The Oscar Deception Alarming Phishing Trends » Security Fix by Brian Krebs | The blog reports that the number of phishing Web sites skyrocketed in December. » .com: AOL Hopes to Ring Up Upgrades | Leslie Walker writes that she was shocked to get an e-mail from AOL last week announcing that it was hiking her fee for dial-up service. In the News Scientist's Visa Denial Sparks Outrage in India (By Shankar Vedantam) An Industry Off Its Game: Product Delays and Prices Hurt the Business of Video Play (By Mike Musgrove) AOL Hopes to Ring Up Upgrades (By Leslie Walker) 2,400 Sprint Nextel Jobs to Go; Profit Falls: Impact on Area's Workers Unclear (By Arshad Mohammed) E.U. Complaint Echoes 2004 for Microsoft: 'Faced With Innovation, They Choose Litigation,' It Says of Antitrust Argument (By Mary Jacoby) U.S. Issues Rejection in BlackBerry Case (By STEPHANIE STOUGHTON) More Technology Stories   From PC World Burners That Do More: These three external drives aren't just DVD burners. (Melissa J. Perenson, PC World) Mobile Operators Target Global IM Service: Major phone operators in several countries join forces to make easy worldwide mobile instant messaging a reality. (John Blau, IDG News Service) T-Mobile Catches Windows Mobile Fever: T-Mobile's MDA is the latest hybrid device based on Windows Mobile 5, a handheld OS that's clearly gaining momentum. (Yardena Arar, PC World) More Stories from PC World   What country is accusing Google of operating without a proper license? A. United States B. Denmark C. China D. Russia  Featured Comics • Dilbert  |  • The 5th Wave  |  • Main Page
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