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They can also cause morrons to beleive anything ghty read!

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In article <77q6v9$f3m$1@nnrp1.dejanews.com>, krishnan_iyer@my-
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> 1.Mobile Phones can cause cancer: New findings More than 20 people who
> believe they have suffered from brain tumors, memory loss or damage to their
> immune systems line up to seek legal redress from mobile phone companies.
> Scientists believe microwave radiation emitted by these phones may affect the
> brain in the way a microwave oven cooks food.
> 
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> Wealth of Information about Telecommunications
> Volume 2,No1, January 1999
> 
> IN THIS ISSUE
> 
> 2. Euro launch not a software success story Though a  major sensation in
> stock markets around the world, the euro was not a software success. It was
> like a major Coca-Cola launch in a country without delivery vans and outlets
> or even bottling plants.
> 
> 3. She Got 463 suitors on Internet
> Sighted on an agency website, Zarna Mehta, a New York based girl received 463
> suitor responses on Internet before she finally chose Shalabh Garg, a Citibank
> Executive in Zurich, Switzerland.
> 
> 4. Make your telephone ring from your website A unique new product,
> Webcallback, from Globalphone Corp, links a visitor and a company hosting a
> web site by telephone. By clicking on Webcallback hyperlink, the visitor can
> make secure transactions, review a site with the host company, ask questions
> and obtain answers over the telephone.
> 
> 5. Rest your fingertips, dial with your voice Cheap powerful software --
> developed by IBM, Microsoft, Dragon Systems, Lernout & Hauspie, General Magic
> and others -- is hitting the market allowing people to talk to their
> machines.
> 
> 6. Alert on Hole for Hackers in Internet Language A computer security watchdog
> has alerted that a "hole" in the underlying language of the Internet (TCP/IP)
> could allow hackers to cause an array of disruptions to targeted Web sites and