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iPad 2 most expensive in Denmark, cheapest in U.S.

If you are a fanatic fan of Apple's iPad 2 and you live in United States, be happy. Here, you can buy the new iPad for the lowest price in the world.

Supplies of Nintendo 3DS may be at risk

Nintendo released its latest handheld game system, the 3DS to throngs of waiting people worldwide this past Sunday, and new analysis shows that the company stands to make almost $150 per each unit sold.

Web site to pay $950,000 for Beatles piracy

The owners of a California Web site that sold Beatles songs for 25 cents each before they went on sale legally through iTunes have agreed to pay the band's EMI Group label $950,000 to settle a copyright infringement lawsuit, court papers showed on Monday.

Business group says Doha round hopes fading

Chances for a deal this year in long-running world trade talks are fading and likely will remain remote unless world leaders become personally involved, an influential U.S. business group said on Monday.

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Twitter co-founder named executive chairman

Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey is returning to the microblogging company to oversee product development, even as one of Twitter's other founding members cuts back his involvement, the company said on Monday.

NEC, Fujitsu to delay personnel changes: Nikkei

Hurt by Japan's devastating earthquake and tsunami, IT vendors NEC Corp <6701.T> and Fujitsu Ltd <6702.T> have decided to refrain from making personnel and organizational changes, previously scheduled for April 1, the Nikkei business daily reported.

Nintendo Targets Pirates With 3DS

Nintendo is rumored to have remotely-activated software that can brick a 3DS if it detects pirated games.

McAfee: Cybercrime Focused On Corporate Data

A new study from McAfee says more cybercriminals are focused on corporate data, rather than individual people.

Geohot's Legal Team Fires back At Sony

The hacker being sued for altering the firmware that runs the PlayStation 3 has fired back at Sony Computer Entertainment America's attempt to get the case heard in California.

Vehicles drive past the New York Times headquarters in New York

The New York Times Struggles Against Attacks On Paywall

A number of loopholes and hacks have appeared in response to The Times' setting up a paywall.

eBay Adds To Commerce Platform With GSI Purchase

eBay brings aboard GSI for $2.4 billion.

A model demonstrates a Nexus One smartphone, the first mobile phone Google will sell directly to consumers, after a news conference in Mountain View

Google Teams Up With MasterCard and CitiGroup on Mobile Payment

The move would leverage Google's advertising business, giving the company greater insight into how users view targeting advertising.

Nokia Tries To Keep Symbian Devs In The Fold

Nokia may have moved to Windows, but it is still trying to woo the developers working on its old platform, Symbian.

Google's Android-based Nexus tablet to be manufactured by LG

Google is in the throes of crafting a Nexus Android 3.0 or Honeycomb-based tablet with LG according to reports.

Harry Potter, Inception To Be Offered Via Facebook

Five new titles will join Warner Bros. The Dark Knight

Apple Will Unveil “Future of iOS” at WWDC

Apple announced it will hold its annual Worldwide Developer’s Conference this June in San Francisco.

Indexes to open flat, with volatility a concern

U.S. stock index futures pointed to a flat open following three days of gains on Monday, though developments in Japan, Libya and the Middle East kept alive the potential for volatile trading.

Prominent Chinese blogger charged as crackdown deepens

Chinese police have arrested prominent writer Ran Yunfei for challenging the ruling Communist Party, people close to the blogger said on Monday, the latest in a string of arrests in a deepening crackdown on dissent.

New app lets parents read to children from afar

Parents whose hectic schedules mean they can't be at home when their children go to bed can now buy an app which enables them to read their youngsters a goodnight story or sing them a lullaby from afar.

Apple Inc CEO Steve Jobs discusses his company's "iTunes" product

Apple's iOS 5 launch delay a sign of upcoming cloud-integrated iPhones, iPads and iPods

Apple is due to delay the launch of its much awaited cloud-integrated iteration of iOS 5 which, if Apple followed its tradition, would have been launched this spring.

Warner Bros to rent 5 more movies on Facebook

U.S. film studio Warner Brothers said it would offer five additional movies for rent on social networking website Facebook, a further sign of intensifying competition in renting out movies on the Internet.

Elpida says expects no supply interruptions following quake

Japanese chipmaker Elpida Memory Inc said on Monday it expected no interruptions to its product supply following the catastrophic March 11 earthquake and tsunami, which triggered a nuclear safety crisis and rolling power blackouts.

How iPad 2 Prices Compare Globally

Two weeks after Apple's latest tablet went on sale in the United States, iPad 2 sales kick started in 25 other countries, including Canada, Mexico, Australia and New Zealand and 21 European nations.

Software delay could push Apple's iPhone 5 into Fall

Apple is reportedly delaying the launch of its next generation mobile operating system, the iOS 5, a move that could also spell a delay for its highly anticipated iPhone 5.

iPad 2 continues success overseas

Around 600 people lined up outside a store in London Friday afternoon to get their hands on a new iPad 2 tablet computer from Apple.

Microsoft buys $7.5 million worth of IPv4 addresses

Miscrosoft is paying Nortel, the Canandian manufacturer, $7.5 million to by 666,624 addresses. The sale will be finalized in April 26, 2011. The transaction puts a value on each address of $11.25.

Nintendo 3DS Launch Games Full Lineup [VIDEO]

The Nintendo 3DS has launched with 16 game lineup of games that can be played in 3D. The system is also backwards compatible with Nintendo DS.

The New Galaxy Tabs: Specs you need to know

The Korean electronic company's most recently announced tablet, the Galaxy Tab 10.1 will be launched on June 08, 2011 while 8.9 Tab will be released early this summer.

Galaxy Tab 10.1 beats iPad 2 in slimness

Samsung's most recent tablet device is the thinnest tablet in the market. It is 8.6mm (10.9mm previous model) thin which is thinner than its main competitor, the iPad 2 (8.8mm).

Nintendo 3DS Available In US Stores

Nintendo's 3D gaming console is now available in stores in the US.

The iPad 2 with a Smart Cover is shown in use in the demonstration area after the iPad 2 launch during an Apple event in San Francisco

Five Reasons why you should buy iPad 2 over its rival's tablets

Apple's iPad 2 is selling like a hot-cakes in the United States as well as around the world. In United States, it was selling so fast that the company couldn't keep up with the orders.

Will Sunday mark a sales explosion for Nintendo?

Retailers are expecting a strong demand for Nintendo's latest and greatest portable handheld, the 3DS, but a stiff economy and even tougher competition may make for a tepid reception.

RIM acquires mobile app tool developer tinyHippos

BlackBerry maker Research In Motion says it has bought Ontario-based startup tinyHippos Inc, creator of Ripple, a cross-platform mobile application development and testing tool.

Despite Japan supply woes, Apple iPad 2 global sales attract buyers [PHOTOS]

Despite supply woes from earthquake-torn Jana, Apple iPad 2 global sales attract buyers. Start slideshow to see photos of tech-junkies grabbing the tablet across 25 countries:

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