AFP – Most young Chinese use mobile phones to access the Internet as these are cheaper and easier to obtain than desktop computers, according to a survey by a government-linked body.

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Most young Chinese use mobiles to get online: survey
(AFP)

Macworld.com – It may have been five years since the team at Panic released the last major version of their popular Transmit FTP client, but they’ve hardly been sitting around twiddling their thumbs.

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Transmit 4 gets new interface, faster performance
(Macworld.com)

PC World – Hewlett-Packard has unveiled some major updates to its Integrity line of Itanium-based servers, including a new edition of its top-end Superdome system based on HP’s blade server architecture.

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HP Moves High-end Superdome to Blade Platform
(PC World)

Reuters – The U.S. Supreme Court said on Monday it would decide whether a California law banning the sale and rental of violent video games to minors violated constitutional free-speech rights, the first time it will rule on a video game case.

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Top court to rule on California video game law
(Reuters)

Christopher Null – Buy a Mac and you know you’re getting the state of the art when it comes to components (except for a Blu-ray optical drive — Steve Jobs hates Blu-ray). And that’s a good thing, since you’re probably paying a fortune for the privilege.

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Latest MacBook Pro CPU runs so hot it can boil water
(Christopher Null)