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Virgin Media, Universal to offer unlimited music

British cable TV operator Virgin Media is to launch an unlimited music download subscription service through a partnership with the world's largest music company, Universal.

U.S. company accuses China of stealing software

A California software publisher will seek an injunction preventing U.S. companies from shipping computers with Chinese anti-pornography software it says was stolen, the company's president said on Saturday.

Techs fall, but defensive plays curb Wall Street's drop

Technology shares led Wall Street's drop on Friday after National Semiconductor's disappointing results, but a rise in defensive sectors like healthcare limited losses in the Dow and S&P 500.

Wall Street wilts as oil surges

Stocks fell on Wednesday, dragged down by consumer, technology and industrial issues, after oil surged to a 7-month high, triggering worries it may curtail spending.

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Apple unveils cheaper notebook, Jobs absent

Apple Inc unveiled a cheaper notebook with revamped software on Monday, kicking off a closely watched annual conference with low-key announcements amid speculation visionary leader Steve Jobs might appear after a months-long absence from public view.

Jobs may spark move in Apple shares on Monday

A surprise appearance by Apple Inc Chief Executive Steve Jobs at the company's annual developer conference could boost its stock on Monday, but his absence might trigger a bigger move in the other direction.

Fans gather for launch of iPhone killer Palm Pre

Small crowds gathered on Saturday for the official launch of Pre, the smartphone seen as Palm Inc's best chance to claw back market share from Apple Inc's iPhone and Research In Motion Ltd's Blackberry.

Fans gather for launch of 'iPhone killer' Palm Pre

Steve Jobs recovering nicely, $99 iPhone may come soon

Steve Jobs is on track to return to the helm of Apple this month after nearly six months of medical leave, according a report in The Wall Street Journal that cited unnamed sources.

Apple plans first East Coast data center

Apple Inc plans to invest up to $1 billion over the next nine years to build a data center in North Carolina.

Palm Pre syncs with iTunes, Twitter search integrated

Palm Inc. said on Thursday its newest smart phone the Pre, which is coming soon, will feature Palm Media Sync, Twitter Search and App Catalog.

Microsoft to launch new Zune later this year

Microsoft Corp plans to launch a new version of its Zune portable media player later this year in the United States, incorporating high-definition video, touch screen technology and Wi-Fi connection.

Sony eyes frail recovery

Sony Corp forecast a second straight year of losses as the global recession batters demand for consumer electronics but the Japanese company stopped short of taking any new aggressive steps to cut costs further.

Sony sees second straight loss, eyes frail recovery

Apple sets tech conference date

Apple Inc investors may want to circle June 8 on their calendars.

Amazon launches larger-screen Kindle

Amazon.com Inc introduced a larger, souped-up Kindle electronic reader on Wednesday designed for students and newspaper readers, but a $489 price tag could make it too expensive for many consumers.

For Free: AOL’s iPhone and iPod touch Pixcetera Apps

AOL's MediaGlow on Monday said it has launched its free Pixcetera application on the Apple App Store for iPhone and iPod touch, which enables users to experience amazing photography.

Apple expected to release cheaper Mac laptops in Spring

Contrary to what Steve Jobs once said that any laptop under $500 is a piece of junk, it appears that Apple is now actually considering lowering its prices on its most popular Mac models.

Apple building chip design capability: report

Apple Inc is hiring new employees from the semiconductor industry and is building the capability to design its own chips, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday.

Apple say on pay motion approved by shareholders

Apple Inc said a shareholder proposal for more say over executive pay was approved at its annual meeting on February 25.

Cell phone vital, air conditioning not so much

What would you give up first, air conditioning or your cell phone?

Wall Street rises as banks, Apple offset data

Stocks rose on Thursday as a climb in bank shares helped offset disappointing economic data and outlooks from economic bellwethers, including UPS.

Apple shares rise as analysts cheer results

Shares of Apple Inc's climbed about 3 percent on Thursday, fueled by solid quarterly results and optimism about the maker of iPhones and Mac computers despite the weak economy.

Apple profit beats expectations on iPhones, iPods

Apple Inc's quarterly profit soared past Wall Street expectations on strong sales of iPhones and iPods, underscoring the popularity of the company's relatively expensive products even in the midst of a weak economy.

Finance sector fears hit Japan stocks, yen firms

Japanese shares fell on Thursday as worries about the health of the global financial sector flared again after a larger-than-expected loss from Morgan Stanley and a report that top Japanese broker Nomura had also fallen deeply into the red.

Apple shares up and down on Q2 result

Apple Inc. said Tuesday its second quarter results beats consensus forecasts but shares fell after it gave a conservative outlook for the current quarter.