One billion users turn to YouTube everyday
YouTube now gets over a billion hits a day, according to a new video blog post by the founder of the website.
NASA Moon Bombing Video
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High hopes and big risks in tech earnings
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Rock Band launches iPhone and iPod Touch app
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Bookseller Barnes & Noble Inc will soon sell its own electronic reader to rival Amazon.com Inc's Kindle, the Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday.
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Apple releases iPhone OS 3.1.2 to fix bugs
Almost a month after Apple launched the iPhone 3.1 update, Apple today released the iPhone 3.1.2 update for iPhone and iPod Touch users.
PCs are best for e-reading, Microsoft's Ballmer says
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Security Tool Virus Removal
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Twitter in Google, Microsoft licensing talks: report
Microblogging service Twitter is in advanced talks with Google Inc and Microsoft Corp about licensing its data feed to the companies' search engines, a Web blog associated with the Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday.
Time 4 u 2 quit: Text messaging found to help smokers
Text messaging can help smokers quit the habit, according to an international study.
Justice Department opens IBM antitrust probe
The U.S. Justice Department has opened an investigation into allegations that International Business Machines abused its dominance of the mainframe business to squeeze rivals, said Computer and Communications Industry Association chairman Ed Black on Wednesday.
FCC chief lauds wireless companies
The top U.S. communications regulator praised recent moves by big wireless companies to open their networks and said he would work to overcome a looming shortage of airwaves used by the industry.
Dell plans first U.S. smartphone with AT&T: source
Dell Inc plans to launch a smartphone with Google's Android mobile software on carrier AT&T's network, a source said, marking the PC maker's first foray into a cut-throat U.S. cellphone arena.
Justice Department opens IBM antitrust probe-trade group
The U.S. Justice Department has opened an investigation into allegations that International Business Machines abused its dominance of the mainframe business, said Computer and Communications Industry Association chairman Ed Black.
Online ads: Big Brother or customer service?
U.S. marketers and consumer advocates are preparing for battle over the rules governing online advertising tailored to individual browsing habits, often tracked and collected without notice or permission.
Time 4 u 2 quit. Text messaging found to help smokers
Text messaging can help smokers quit the habit, according to an international study.
Apple Preparing 400,000 Tablet PCs For 2010
Electronics manufacturer Foxconn is building Apple's eagerly anticipated Tablet device, according to a report on the DigiTimes Web site.
Why is Google a barcode today?
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Sprint unveils Android-Powered Samsung Moment
At the CTIA conference in San Diego on Wednesday, Samsung and Sprint unveiled the Samsung Moment, a touchscreen handset that has an Android-based operating system.
Dell plans first U.S. smartphone with AT&T: report
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FCC chief lauds wireless companies, to focus on spectrum
The top U.S. communications regulator praised recent moves by big wireless companies to open their networks and said he would work to overcome a looming shortage of airwaves used by the industry.
Daily Wrap Up - Oct 7 Tech
Dell plans to launch a smartphone with Google's Android mobile software on carrier AT&T's network as soon as early 2010, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday.
Chamber of Commerce CEO fights back at Apple
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce isn't taking Apple's resignation quietly after Apple announced on Monday it was quitting the organization because it disagrees with the chamber's policy on climate change.
FCC chief lauds opening of wireless networks
The top U.S. communications regulator praised recent moves by top wireless companies to open their networks and said he would work to overcome a looming shortage of airwaves used by the industry.
Amazon.com takes Kindle global
Amazon.com Inc is introducing Kindle, its wireless electronic reader, for over 100 countries, including China and most of Europe, intensifying a battle for the burgeoning digital book market.
SEC to appeal Cuban insider trading ruling
U.S. securities regulators said on Wednesday it will appeal a court decision dismissing its insider trading case against Dallas Mavericks basketball team owner Mark Cuban.
Murdoch in Asia, checking out e-reader partners?
News Corp chief Rupert Murdoch has held talks with Japanese and South Korean firms, possibly sounding out potential partners to rival Amazon.com Inc's Kindle electronic reader, sources said on Wednesday.
Markets little changed as earnings beckon
The Dow was lower while the S&P and Nasdaq were flat on Wednesday, following two days of strong gains, as the first batch of quarterly earnings reports trickled into the market.
Dell brings baseball, fashion designs to PCs
Dell Inc is offering computers with Major League Baseball logos and nail polish colors, the computer's latest effort to target its PCs at specific consumer segments.
Microsoft's Ballmer sees Windows 7 effect on PC market muted
Microsoft's release of its new Windows 7 operating system is expected to increase demand for personal computers only slightly, Chief Executive Steve Ballmer told journalists in Munich on Wednesday.
Ciena to buy Nortel's ethernet assets
Canada's Nortel Networks said on Wednesday it plans to sell its optical networking and carrier ethernet businesses to U.S.-based Ciena in a stalking horse agreement worth $521 million.
Ballmer sees Windows 7 effect on PC market muted
Microsoft's release of its new Windows 7 operating system is expected to increase demand for personal computers only slightly, Chief Executive Steve Ballmer told journalists in Munich on Wednesday.
Amazon.com takes Kindle global, lowers U.S. prices
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