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Tech Round Up: Nokia recalls 14 Mln Chargers, Google buys AdMob
Nokia Corp. is recalling some phone chargers that can pose an electric shock hazard for some of its models. During a routine quality control process, Nokia identified a potential product quality issue with certain chargers manufactured by one of its third-party suppliers, Nokia said in a statement.
Google consulting with DOJ on books deal
Google Inc and a group representing authors and publishers said they are in talks with the U.S. government over modifications to a controversial electronic books licensing deal and they plan to file an amended version of the plan with the court on Friday.
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Parties in Google books deal need more time
Google Inc and a group representing authors and publishers have asked the court for more time to revise a controversial deal that would allow Google to create a vast library of electronic books, according to a source close to the parties involved.
Google to Acquire AdMob for $750 Million
Google on Monday announced that it has acquired mobile display advertising firm AdMob for $750 million in stock.
Google says won't give Clearwire more financing
Google Inc said on Monday that it could best help wireless service provider Clearwire Corp by cooperating on products and strategy rather than giving it more financial assistance.
Sprint Nextel to invest more in Clearwire: report
Sprint Nextel Corp . is preparing to pump at least $1 billion more into Clearwire Corp., the Wall Street Journal reported on Sunday, citing two people familiar with the matter.
Droid Wars: Motorola Droid VS HTC Droid Eris
The HTC Droid Eris began selling available alongside the Motorola Droid today in Verizon stores nationwide and its appears to be ahead of its Droid competitor in three key aspects.
Find legitimate work-from-home jobs
Dear Sam: I have been employed with the same government agency for 16+ years. The last 7 years, I have also worked a part-time job as a gas station cashier. I am not getting any younger, and needless to say, I am very tired. The gas station is going to be cutting back on hours, since I am the oldest, and only able to work a few hours a week, guess who is being cut?
Best Buy to install Google mobile applications
Best Buy is offering to install Google mobile applications on smartphones sold at its stores as the electronics retailer steps up services to lure shoppers and tackle competition.
3 reasons why HTC Droid Eris is better than Motorola Droid
The HTC Droid Eris will be available alongside the Motorola Droid this Friday, November 6 in Verizon stores and its proving to be a solid competitor to the Motorola Droid for several reasons.
Microsoft CEO sees Yahoo partnership outside U.S.
Microsoft Corp Chief Executive Steve Ballmer said on Thursday the company's search engine partnership with Yahoo would not be limited to the U.S. but would be introduced around the world, once it gets regulatory approval.
China's Lenovo quarterly profit more than doubles
Lenovo, the world's No.4 PC brand, reported a better-than-expected quarterly profit that more than doubled on an improving global PC market outlook, its first profit after three straight quarters of losses.
Google Dashboard reveals what Google knows about you
Google rolled out its Dashboard service on Thursday which designed to give users quicker access to, and more control over, the personal information stored in Google's databases.
Microsoft CEO eyes Yahoo partnership outside U.S.
Microsoft Corp Chief Executive Steve Ballmer said on Thursday the company could look to extend its search engine partnership with Yahoo outside the United States, if it gets regulatory approval.
Microsoft CEO eyes Yahoo partnership outside U.S
Microsoft Corp Chief Executive Steve Ballmer said on Thursday the company could look to extend its search engine partnership with Yahoo outside the United States, if it gets regulatory approval.
Google seeks revenue from online retailers
Google Inc is selling a special search product to online retailers, as the Internet giant widens its hunt for new sources of revenue.
Internet censorship liable to WTO challenge: study
Censorship of the Internet is open to challenge at the World Trade Organization as it can restrict trade in services delivered online, a forthcoming study says.
Chinese Internet startups get crimped on crowded Web
Entrepreneurs are finding the road to Internet riches in China increasingly rough, facing a thicket of regulatory issues, stiff competition and a frontier mentality that leads to frequent underhanded practices.
Report: Apple planning to sell TV via iTunes
Apple is reportedly shopping around a subscription service to TV networks that would give iTunes users a catch-all subscription for $30 a month.
RIM shares hit, competitive threat spurs downgrade
Shares of BlackBerry maker Research In Motion fell more than 6 percent on Monday after an analyst told investors to sell the stock because of mounting competition from other smartphone makers.
RealNetworks back in the black, eyes Google tie-up
U.S. digital media company RealNetworks Inc swung back into the black in the third quarter as cost-cutting offset sliding revenue from music and games.
Google opens music search service online: Onebox
Google touted its new music search service on Wednesday, saying that it will make it easier for users to find and click on songs, as well as create a possible new revenue stream by putting the new convenience feature high in its search results.
Google launches music search with Lala and iLike
Google Inc on Wednesday partnered with Web services Lala and MySpace's iLike to give music fans an easier way to find, sample and buy songs on the Internet, expanding its music industry footprint.
Google's making search more musical
Google Wednesday touted its new music search service, saying that it will make it easier for users to find and click on songs, as well as create a possible new revenue stream by putting the new convenience feature high in its search results.
Yahoo begins journey back to respect: CEO
Yahoo Inc vowed to triple its operating profit margin in the next three years as the Internet company seeks to reignite its growth and regain investor confidence.
Google Voice call blocking limited, company says
Google Inc said on Wednesday it restricts calls to less than 100 U.S. telephone numbers with its Google Voice service, responding to a query from the U.S. Federal Communications Commission.
Google launches music search with Lala, iLike
Google Inc on Wednesday partnered with Web services LaLa and MySpace's iLike to give music fans an easier way to find, sample and buy songs on the Internet, expanding its music industry footprint.
Tech Round Up: Motorola Droid price confirmed; Disney launches iPhone App, Google Navigation App
After weeks of buzz, Verizon Wireless today officially took the wraps off the Droid, a smartphone built by Motorola and powered by Google's Android 2.0 operating system, by confirming the new phone will hit stores on November 6
Motorola's Droid has Google navigation features
Motorola Inc's new Droid phone will be the first to use navigation software from Google Inc, in a direct challenge to GPS device makers Garmin and TomTom.


