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Will HTC Sensation XL Outrun Apple iPhone 4S Worldwide?

HTC Sensation XL and Apple iPhone 4S
HTC released its Sensation XL with Beats Audio in the UK market on Oct. 6. Despite not hitting the U.S. shores officially, the HTC Sensation XL with its huge 4.7-inch screen is expected to give tough competition to Apple Inc.'s iPhone 4S worldwide.
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Retail marketers keep holiday optimism in check

Chief marketing officers at U.S. retailers are cautious heading into the holiday season, though those at larger chains are a bit more optimistic about their prospects, according to a survey conducted by BDO USA.
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Sony Buys-Out Ericsson’s Share of Smartphone Business

Ericsson sees weaker Q4 margin, cautious customers

Ericsson, the world's top mobile network gear maker, cautioned that new lower-margin business would hit profitability in the fourth quarter and the global slowdown could mean its customers spend less.
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Tencent reports 13.6 percent rise in Q3 net profit

Tencent Holdings Ltd, China's biggest Internet company by revenue, reported its slowest profit growth in four years, missing analysts' estimates on softer growth in its casual games and lower margins due to increased investments.
An Android smartphone displays the Google website in this picture illustration in Seoul

Google Offers Support to Android Firms in Lawsuits

Google Inc will continue to offer support to firms using its Android system that are involved in legal disputes, its executive chairman Eric Schmidt said on Wednesday, as the Internet giant looks to cement alliances in the face of toughening competition.
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Ericsson Sticks to Market Outlook Forecast

Mobile network equipment maker Ericsson said on Wednesday it was sticking to a forecast for market growth made earlier this year and that it was increasing its market share.
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Sina swings to Q3 loss, cautious on 2012 ad spend outlook

Sina Corp, the operator of China's largest Internet portal, swung to a third-quarter loss due to hefty writedowns on investments in two online businesses, and said it does not expect a significant increase in advertising spending next year.
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Nvidia Unveils Newest Bet in Tablets and Phones

Chipmaker Nvidia Corp, rushing to stake out more territory in tablets and smartphones, said its new Tegra 3 processor delivers up to three times the graphics performance of its predecessor and uses 61 percent less power.
Students walk out of a showroom at the headquarters of Samsung Electronics in Seoul

Samsung Electronics Eyes Record Spending in 2012: Report

Samsung Electronics plans to invest a record 38 trillion won ($33.9 billion) in facilities and R&D next year, a 27 percent jump from an estimated 30 trillion won this year, local media reported on Wednesday, citing Samsung and industry officials.
This radar image of asteroid 2005 YU55 was generated from data taken in April of 2010 by the Arecibo Radar Telescope in Puerto Rico.

Big Asteroid Has Close Encounter with Earth

A black asteroid as big as an aircraft carrier zoomed past Earth on Tuesday, delighting astronomers who trained telescopes on the ancient body in hopes of learning more about its composition and origin.
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Universal Display posts Q3 profit, shares rise

LED supplier Universal Display Corp posted a third-quarter profit, gainsaying loss expectations, as revenue more than tripled, and forecast full-year revenue above expectation, sending its shares up 8 percent in extended trade.
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Public Wi-Fi hotspots to grow 4-fold by 2015: study

The amount of public Internet hotspots (Wi-Fi) globally will grow more than fourfold to 5.8 million by 2015, boosted by consumers increasing demand for connections on smartphones and tablets, an industry study showed on Wednesday.
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Einhorn criticizes Sprint management to investors

Greenlight Capital Inc, the hedge fund run by high-profile investor David Einhorn, said Sprint Nextel management is on the verge of losing the confidence of financial markets, in a letter to investors.
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Olympus admits hid losses for decades

Japan's Olympus admitted on Tuesday it hid losses on securities investments dating back two decades, bowing to weeks of pressure to explain a series of baffling transactions that have put the future of the firm in doubt.

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