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Report: First Android Netbook to cost $250, coming soon
Android is coming to a netbook sooner than expected.
Microsoft cuts costs, says Windows 7 on track
Microsoft Corp's quarterly profit fell 32 percent, but its shares rose as investors welcomed continuing efforts to cut costs and news that the release of its Windows 7 operating system is on track.
Google Street View Clears in UK
The Google Street View program can continue its service in Britain if the company make sure that faces and addresses are blurred.
German GEMA in talks with YouTube on video dispute
German music authors' society GEMA said on Thursday it was in talks with Google Inc's YouTube to resolve a dispute over royalty payments and the conditions under which music videos are made available online.
Yahoo pulls the plug on GeoCities
Yahoo Inc is shutting down GeoCities, a free service that hosts personal home pages for consumers, which it acquired for more than $4 billion 10 years ago during the heyday of the dotcom boom.
UK watchdog rejects Google Street complaints
Britain's privacy watchdog has rejected calls to shut down Google's Street View service after complaints it was intrusive.
MySpace co-founder DeWolfe to step down
Rupert Murdoch's News Corp said on Wednesday that MySpace co-founder Chris DeWolfe will not be renewing his contract and will step down from the chief executive post.
MySpace might replace co-founder DeWolfe: reports
Rupert Murdoch's News Corp may be courting a former top executive at social network Facebook to replace the chief executive and co-founder of its top rival MySpace, All Things Digital, a media and technology website, reported on Wednesday.
In app store war, BlackBerry, Google hold own
Mega-malls may be big, but when you need a fart noise generator, sometimes it's the smaller shops that do the trick -- at least that's true of the crop of virtual mobile retailers called app stores.
Microsoft CEO says not interested in hardware buys
Microsoft is not interested in buying any hardware companies, Chief Executive Steve Ballmer said in Cairo on Wednesday.
Yahoo profit down 78 Pct, announces more job cuts
Yahoo Inc., owner of the second- most popular U.S. search engine, said Tuesday it will cut hundreds of people from its work force after reporting a 78 percent drop in first quarter profit.
Google, Microsoft finance UN Library of World's Knowledge site
The U.N. rolled out a new website on Tuesday that offers free access to rare manuscripts, books, films and map ranging from 8,000 old paintings to recent books.
Google, AT&T and Twitter executives visit Iraq
Executives from Google Inc, AT&T Inc, Twitter and other high tech companies are visiting Iraq this week to explore how technology may help fight corruption and build a more accountable society, the U.S. State Department said on Monday.
A closer look at Google’s latest search tools
Google Inc. released two new tools on Monday that are designed to make it easier for users to find the information - or images - they're searching for.
Microsoft CEO very surprised by Oracle-Sun deal
Microsoft's chief executive said on Monday he was 'very surprised' by Oracle Corp's plans to buy Sun Microsystems Inc.
Google's CEO: 2009 is a 'strong' year for Android
Google CEO Eric Schmidt says 2009 will be year of the Android, suggesting Apple's iPhone may have a tougher competitor in the Smartphone market than previously expected.
Search end near?
The two companies are talking again, with less contention
Intel and Google results don't light investors' fires
The U.S. tech sector's road to recovery may take a bit longer than expected, if mixed results reports from two of the largest players are a guide.
Intel, Google results don't light investors' fires
The U.S. tech sector's road to recovery may take a bit longer than expected, if mixed results reports from two of the largest players are a guide.
Google profit beats expectations
Google's quarterly profit topped expectations, helped by cost controls, but Chief Executive Eric Schmidt said the economic environment remains tough with Internet users still searching but buying less.
Google's Youtube clinches deal with studios: sources
Google Inc's YouTube video-sharing site has signed content deals with several Hollywood studios, two sources familiar with the matter told Reuters on Thursday.
YouTube clinches deal with studios
Google Inc's YouTube video-sharing site has signed content deals with several Hollywood studios, two sources familiar with the matter told Reuters on Thursday.
Google's Youtube clinches deal with studios
Google Inc's YouTube video-sharing site has signed content deals with several Hollywood studios, two sources familiar with the matter told Reuters on Thursday.
Google shares rise as profit beats Street view
Google Inc's quarterly profit topped expectations, helped by cost controls and marketers switching to online ads from traditional media, sending its shares up as much as 5 percent.
Wall Street soars on tech bets and JPMorgan
Stocks surged on Thursday as expectations of reassuring results from bellwethers, including Google, lifted technology shares, while JPMorgan's better-than-expected profit added to bank stabilization hopes.
Google shares jump as Q1 profit rises 9 PCT
Google Inc. on Thursday reported first quarter net income of $1.42 billion, or $4.49 a share, up from $1.3 billion or $4.12 a share in the same period last year.
Wall Street flies on tech bets and JPMorgan
Stocks soared on Thursday as expectations of reassuring results from bellwethers, including Google, lifted technology shares, while JPMorgan's better-than-expected profit added to bank stabilization hopes.
Google beats profit expectations, shares rise
Google posted better-than-expected quarterly earnings on Thursday, sending its shares up more than 5 percent.
Wall Street leaps on tech optimism, JPMorgan
Stocks climbed on Thursday as expectations of reassuring quarterly results from bellwethers, including Google , lifted tech shares, while JPMorgan's better-than-expected profit added to bank stabilization hopes.


