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[PSUs]| Friday 15th June 2007 |
Google finished the week falling out of favour with Ebay, having started it being attacked for 'hostility to privacy' over its handling of data. Between the two, it spearheaded a new energy saving initiative along with Intel.
Epson was intent on making waves, too. As well as slamming the use of third-party compatible cartridges - blaming two thirds of its printer returns on the cheap ink sellers - it hit out at rival printer manufacturers, too. Principally, Kodak and its new inkjet printer was slated, with HP and Canon also getting the treatment.
Here's our pick of the week's headlines:
Friday 8 June
Toshiba unveils Gigabit wireless networking
Furious Ebay cancels Google ads
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Thursday 7 June
Kodak inkjets doomed to failure, says Epson
Lindows and Windows tie the knot
BT explains broadband slowdown
Radiator will be 'world's greenest PC'
Wednesday 6 June
Critical patches form Microsoft's June security update
Apple escapes ASA rap over virus ads
Google and Intel head energy saving initiative
Tuesday 12 June
Toshiba cuts HD DVD sales target
Google cuts back on EU data retention
Microsoft: We need more IT graduates
Monday 11 June
Apple takes a surprise Safari on Windows
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