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Palm shares fall on outlook as rivals gain share

Palm Inc, the maker of Treo cell phones, forecast lower-than-expected revenue amid tough competition from Research in Motion Ltd's Blackberry and Apple Inc's iPhone, sending its shares tumbling 12 percent on Tuesday.

Apple iPhone Plays Asian Mobile Market

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Apple is in the middle of talks with Japanese mobile carriers, leaving consumers in eager anticipation for the iPhone launch in the country, news reports said on Tuesday.
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Toshiba to join IBM, others on chip development

Toshiba Corp said on Tuesday it would join a group led by International Business Machines Corp to develop system chips using 32-nanometre circuitry, as chip makers increasingly team up to cut development costs.
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YouTube Now Interactive on Helio Ocean Mobile

Helio, South Korean mobile communications firm, launched on Wednesday the first interactive YouTube application for cell phones on its Helio Ocean phone in spite of low volume of mobile video viewers.
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Sony says U.S. electronics unaffected by economy

Sony Corp's consumer electronics business in the U.S. market has not been affected by the shaky economy and is on track to hit a 5 percent operating margin for the year ending March 31, Chief Executive Howard Stringer said.
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Toshiba to make solid-state drives in push for flash

Japanese memory chip maker Toshiba Corp said on Monday it would make flash-based solid state drives for notebook PCs, as it seeks to create new sources of demand for flash memory chips.
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Apple Opens New Store in New York

Hundreds lined up for the opening of Apple’s newest retail store in New York on Friday, the first of the company’s locations with three stories and an entire floor dedicated to services.
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Palm Sales to Drop on Product Delay

A key product delay will mean lower sales for device maker Palm this holiday season during its second fiscal quarter of 2008, the company said Thursday.
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Dell Turns to Retail Therapy

Dell Inc. announced on Thursday it will begin selling PCs at more than 900 Best Buy Co. Inc. stores in an attempt to gain more of the U.S. consumer market.
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O2 hopes to nab iPhone clients from rivals

Three out of four buyers of the trendy iPhone in Britain will be new O2 customers won from rival mobile networks, according to the new head of O2 which won an exclusive deal to sell the iPhone in Britain.
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Taiwan's Acer sees strong growth over next 4 years

Acer Inc, the world's No. 3 PC seller, said on Thursday it expected its sales to jump 50 percent or more over the next four years, as it embarks on a worldwide expansion following a recent acquisition.
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IBM says breakthrough speeds supercomputer on chip

IBM says it has made a breakthrough in converting electrical signals into light pulses that brings closer the day when supercomputing, which now requires huge machines, will be done on a single chip.
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Apple's iPhone Gets Optimized Google Apps

Google is releasing a new application for the iPhone that combines all of the search giant's online tools into one simple interface, optimized for Apple's venerable portable device.
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iPhone tops list of 2007 Google searches

Technology and entertainment topped Google Inc's searches in 2007, with the iPhone grabbing the No. 1 slot on a list of the fastest-rising search terms in the United States, the company said on Tuesday.
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Apple's iPhone Goes Exclusive in Germany - Again

Deutsche Telecom can block buyers of Apple Inc's iPhone from using the handset on competing networks, a German court ruled today, overturning an injunction won by Vodafone last month.
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iPhone to be exlucisve in Germany - again

Deutsche Telecom can block buyers of Apple Inc's iPhone from using the handset on competing networks, a German court ruled today, overturning an injunction won by Vodafone last month.
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Exclusive iPhone Contract Upheld in Germany

Deutsche Telecom can block buyers of Apple Inc's iPhone from using the handset on competing networks, a German court ruled today, overturning an injunction won by Vodafone last month.
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Nokia in free music pact with Universal

Nokia Oyj said on Tuesday it has agreed with the world's largest music group Universal to offer free 12-month access to Universal artists' music for buyers of Nokia's music phones.
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Nokia sees 20 percent margin from phones

Nokia said on Tuesday it expects to reach an operating profit margin of around 20 percent over the next one to two years from its cellphone and services business. Shares in Nokia fell more than 4 percent on the news as many investors had expected a more upbeat profit forecast for the Finnish firm's key business, which has reached a margin of 19 percent so far this year.
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Asian markets mostly higher as banks rise

Asian stock markets mostly rose on Monday as financial shares extended gains on hopes of further U.S. interest rate cuts, but some technology stocks eased after Dell Inc's disappointing outlook.

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