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. European leaders nervous about poll outcome. Fear of isolation may outweigh domestic angerEuropean and Irish leaders delivered fraught appeals to the voters of Ireland today, urging them not to vent their anger on a deeply unpopular government by rejecting the European Union's reform blueprint for a second and final time.Four weeks before the Irish vote on the Lisbon treaty, the charter streamlining the way the EU is run, the first opinion poll since the campaign was launched this week showed plummeting support for the wordy and indigestible document.Europe's leaders are holding their breath, nervous about the outcome of the Irish vote, a re-run of last year's referendum in which the Irish, the sole EU country to vote on the treaty, rejected the charter. The treaty has been ratified by 24 of the 27 countries, with Poland and the Czech Republic expected to follow the Irish if they vote yes on 2 October. European leaders would then spend the next three weeks deciding on who would occup

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For iPhone users in New York and San Francisco, the news that AT T will be launching MMS messaging capabilities later in September perhaps may be bittersweet. Despite the potential of 3G wireless, in heavy-traffic areas the network's speeds can feel closer to dial-up. - AT amp;T has announced that it will finally begin offering Multimedia Messaging Service capability to iPhone users on Sept.25, a feature that carriers around the world have been offering but that AT amp;T has so far not provided for its eager U.S. customers. While this is cause for celebra...

For iPhone users in New York and San Francisco, news that AT T will be launching MMS capabilities later in the month perhaps arrives as bittersweet. Despite the potential of 3G, in heavy-traffic areas, the networks speeds can feel closer to dial-up. - AT amp;T announced that it will finally begin offering multimedia messaging service (MMS) capability to iPhone users on Sept. 25, a feature that carriers around the world have been offering, but that AT amp;T has so far denied its eager U.S. customers. While this is cause for celebration among...

Verizon plans to launch the Nokia Twist -- a unique swivel phone with a 'light ring' that glows to alert users of incoming calls and messages -- on September 21.

KERRY Stokes' Seven Network has asked for a copy of James Packer's Consolidated Media's share register, sparking speculation it could soon launch a takeover.

AT&T's been catching a lot of flak for its delayed launch of MMS support for the iPhone. Now, the company's responding to the criticism by way of a YouTube-bound spokesperson.