Dec 28, 2006 4:13 AM

Morning News Roundup

Report: New Xbox 360 CPU Delayed [Newsfactor.com] Those wanting quieter, cooler XBox360s that slurp less power will just have to wait. Japan goes mobile against drunk driving [AFP] Cellphones with integrated breathalyzers? Exactly how much are these people drinking? Kudos for Motorola’s KRAZR and RIZR [Newsfactor.com] A review of Moto’s latest incremental specification adjustments, courtesy […]

Report: New Xbox 360 CPU Delayed [Newsfactor.com]
Those wanting quieter, cooler XBox360s that slurp less power will just have to wait.

Japan goes mobile against drunk driving [AFP]
Cellphones with integrated breathalyzers? Exactly how much are these people drinking?

Kudos for Motorola's KRAZR and RIZR [Newsfactor.com]
A review of Moto's latest incremental specification adjustments, courtesy of Newsfactor.com's David Garrett.

Vodafone bids for Hutchison Essar. [AFP]
The excitement continues unabated in the scramble for Indian telecom giant Hutchison Essar. Who will bid next? I can barely contain myself.

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