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Russia looks abroad for web laws, including to China

Russia is looking to the experience of other countries, including China, to regulate Internet use, though Moscow has no plans to broaden web censorship, a government spokesman said on Saturday.

UAE to curb BlackBerry usage for individuals: report

The United Arab Emirates will stop individuals and small businesses accessing the most private data services offered by BlackBerry, a newspaper said, but email and web access will not be disrupted, said the government.

China to give strategic support to microchip sector: Xinhua

China plans to support its integrated circuit sector as a strategically important industry over the next five years, aiming for over a fourth of microchips used in the country by 2015 to be made in China, Xinhua news agency said on Saturday.

Can the White Apple iPhone 4 meet the hype?

Apple, which had disclosed details of its White iPhone 4 in July last year when the iPhone 4 was launched, is all set to launch the new product by the end of April.

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France Telecom, Deutsche Telekom to cooperate more: sources

France Telecom and Deutsche Telekom will share parts of their mobile networks in Poland, Austria, and Romania, saving perhaps 650 million euros in operating and investment costs a year, sources said.

Solar Activity Increasing; More Auroras In Store (VIDEO)

NASA scientists watching the sun are bracing for a big jump in solar activity as the quietest period in decades comes to an end.

Skype CEO Silverman speaks at a news conference during his first official visit in Taipei

Skype Vulnerability Exposes User Information, Account Balance

Holes in the program leave the user profile information, conversation logs, account balance, addresses, and cell phone number easily accessible.

With Lubrizol, Buffett a chemical industry baron

Here's something you may have missed amid all the hoopla about Warren Buffett's Lubrizol buyout: the Oracle of Omaha is now a baron of the global chemical industry.

Five Reasons Not To Buy A BlackBerry PlayBook

Here are five reasons to stay away from the premature PlayBook - at least until RIM plugs the tablet's holes.

MeeGo sees interest from others after Nokia shift

Technology firms such as LG Electronics are moving toward adopting the Linux-based MeeGo operating system after Nokia abandoned it, one of the project's leaders said.

Vimpelcom eyes talks with Algeria after Wind deal

Vimpelcom will next week seek talks with Algeria on a disputed unit of Orascom Telecom after completing a deal to buy Orascom and other telecoms assets of Egyptian tycoon Naguib Sawiris.

Google CEO: Everything Going According To Plan

Larry Page says the company's management transition is going according to plan; analysts and Wall St. investors aren't so sure as Google's stock takes a tumble.

Playbook Launch Party In New York (Photos)

Research In Motion launched the Playbook last night in New York, but questions about who the device is aimed at still linger.

Paul Allen: I’m Just Telling It Like It Is (VIDEO)

Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen won't apologize for his unabashed criticism of former best friend and co-founder Bill Gates.

Apple's White iPhone 4 due this month: Will it sport an A5 chip, 8-MP camera and 4-inch screen?

The White iPhone 4 will cease to play hide-and-seek as Apple will start selling the elusive device by the end of this month. Its launch remained as elusive as a white tiger since June 2010.

Cost surge under new Google CEO unnerves Street

Google Inc's stunning 54 percent spending surge in the first quarter spooked investors already worried its new CEO may take his eye off the bottom line to chase revenue growth.

RIM's Playbook Shows Off Work, Play And Dwight Howard

The playbook launch party in New York was designed to show off Research In Motions' latest device, but questions still linger about who it is for.

RIM PlayBook: A case study on how to miss opportunities?

PlayBook carries RIM's hopes that the device will vault it over Android and Apple's iPad, to position it as a tablet of choice. However, RIM's answer to Apple's iPad and Motorola Xoom and hundreds of other tablets comes in bit late.

440,000 Nintendo 3DS units sold in first week

Nintendo Co said the 3DS device has made a good start with 440,000 units sold in the US in a weeks’ time. Launched on March 27, Nintendo 3DS has successfully out-performed its Wii.

Apple iPad workers forced to sign ‘not allowed to commit suicide’ pact

Apple Releases iOS 4.3.2, Fixes Comodo SSL Bug

Apple has updated iOS 4.3.2 to fix Comodo SSL vulnerability that occurred in March.

Wikipedia: Study Says It's Accurate

Wikipedia is accurate according to a recent study by a BYU professor.

RIM's New Playbook Gets Mixed Reviews

Research In Motion's new Playbook received mixed reviews ahead of launch on April 19.

News of the World hacking scandal moves to UK court

An attempt by Rupert Murdoch to draw a line under an escalating phone-hacking scandal looked set to fail on Friday with a host of lawyers going to court to join forces against his British newspaper publishing arm.

RIM's email-less PlayBook gets tough reviews

RIM's PlayBook tablet bombed with influential technology reviewers who called the iPad competitor a rushed job that won't even provide RIM's vaunted email service unless it's hooked up to a BlackBerry.

Wikipedia a reliable place for political education: study

A new study validates Wikipedia as a reliable place to get a political education. The more an issue is talked about, the more people are battling over it on Wikipedia, finds the study.

Make your Gmail account more personal with new 'Theme' option

Bored with the existing Gmail themes? Here is a solution for it. Gmail is giving you a new option to customize the theme on your account

Google revenue beats Street expectations

Google Inc said its net revenue grew 29 percent year-over-year to $6.54 billion in the first quarter, above the $6.32 billion expected by analysts.

Best Buy to shrink big boxes; concerns linger

Best Buy Co Inc said it will boost its Web presence, shrink some larger stores and open more of its smaller U.S. stores to try to win back market share from the likes of Amazon.com Inc and Wal-Mart Stores.

Google misses Street profit expectations

Google Inc fell short of Wall Street's first-quarter profit target as operating expenses surged, even though net revenue grew 29 percent year-over-year.

Analysts skeptical over RIM's prospects even with Playbook tablet

RIM Stock Takes A Hit On Lukewarm PlayBook Reviews

Shares of RIM dropped one percent today on the news that early reviewers have not greeted RIM’s latest device with much enthusiasm.

Google misses Street targets as costs swell

Google Inc fell short of Wall Street's first-quarter profit target as operating expenses surged, driving shares in the world's leading Internet search engine more than 5 percent lower.

New Nintendo Console To Be Announced This June

Nintendo's newest console, according to multiple sources, will be capable of high-definition visuals with graphics comparable to that of Microsoft's Xbox 360 and Sony's Playstation 3.

Google Introduces A Gmail Faux Pas Fixer, Personalization

The Gmail feature will recognize if a user is sending to the wrong person or if they forget to include someone.

Facebook Lawsuit: The Evidence For And Against

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg is facing a suit that could cost him billions if a judge finds that the documents presented so far are genuine. So the first question is whether they are or not.

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