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Microsoft's browser loses market share in Europe

Microsoft's Internet Explorer has lost market share in major European markets, such as France, Britain and Italy, after the U.S. software firm started to make it easier for European consumers to use competing browsers.

Venezuela's Chavez: I'm pro-Internet

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President Hugo Chavez denied on Sunday that he planned to censor or limit the Internet in Venezuela, saying on the contrary Web use had shot up more than nine fold during his decade in power.

Bharti ties up Zain deal funds as talks deadline nears

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Top Indian telecoms firm Bharti Airtel said it had tied up the entire financing requirement of $8.3 billion for its planned buy of Kuwaiti telecom Zain's African assets, in a sign of progress as the deadline for the firms' talks expire next week.
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Palm seen off, Boeing up in slightly higher market

Stocks were set to open slightly higher on Friday with a barren economic calendar providing few catalysts, as Boeing was expected to rise after the planemaker said it will accelerate some production.
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Apple director Jerry York dies at 71

Jerry York, a long-time adviser to billionaire investor Kirk Kerkorian and executive whose career spanned the auto and technology industries, has died, Apple Inc said on Thursday.
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Google TV may be not so far away

Google has teamed up with up Intel and Sony to develop an Android-powered internet platform for televisions and set-top boxes.
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China Mobile growth prospects improve

China Mobile's forecast-beating results suggest its years of investment in data services is paying off, helping the world's largest mobile carrier report an unexpected rise in revenue per user.
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China Mobile posts forecast-beating profit

China Mobile, the world's largest mobile operator, reported a 3.6 percent rise in fourth-quarter profit on Thursday, its best profit in a year and beating expectations as revenues per user posted a rare rise despite intense competition.
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HTC says confident can defend against Apple suit

Cellphone developer HTC Corp said it is confident it can fight off a recent technology patent infringement lawsuit from iPhone maker Apple Inc and promised to issue a formal response in the next few weeks.
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Sprint to support Google's Nexus One smartphone

Google Inc's Nexus One smartphone will soon be available to subscribers of Sprint Nextel Corp, the second U.S. wireless service provider to announce an agreement to support the touchscreen phone.
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Mobile apps to outsell CD's by 2012

Mobile apps will outsell CDs by 2012 as the total value of the market could grow to $17.5 billion, according to a new report released Wednesday.
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Internet piracy taking big toll on jobs

Plenty of people download music from the Internet every day, but illegal downloading has a huge economic impact and could put more than one million people out of work by 2015, experts say.
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Drive a Porsche? Up your status with a phone

As if a Porsche isn't enough of a status symbol, the German luxury sports car company's subsidiary, Porsche Design, is marketing a mobile phone that's exclusive to Porsche owners.
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Google Nexus One sales lag Apple, Motorola: Flurry

Google Inc's initial sales of its Nexus One smartphone have significantly lagged the pace of Apple Inc's iPhone and Motorola Inc's Droid sales coming out of the starting gate, an analytics firm said on Tuesday.
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Intel unveils new server chips ahead of AMD

Intel Corp released its newest server chips on Tuesday, as it seeks to maintain its dominance over rival Advanced Micro Devices Inc , and prepare for an expected rise in demand.
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Egypt regulator enforces Internet voice call ban

Egypt has begun enforcing a ban on international calls made through mobile internet connections, the head of the telcoms regulator told Reuters on Tuesday, potentially boosting voice revenues at landline monopoly Telecom Egypt.
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FCC Wants to Ramp Up US Broadband

The Federal Communications Commission wants speed up the U.S. average from the current 4Mbps to 100Mbps, and plans to have broadband in every U.S. home by 2020.

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