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No quick cybersecurity fix seen

The intelligence expert who prepared a still-secret study on cybersecurity for President Obama said on Wednesday the danger of attacks on U.S. computer networks cannot be fixed easily or quickly.

VMware software sales fall

Business software maker VMware Inc warned that its revenue would dramatically miss Wall Street forecasts due to the weak economy and a new product launch, sending its shares down 14 percent.

MySpace co-founder DeWolfe to step down

Rupert Murdoch's News Corp said on Wednesday that MySpace co-founder Chris DeWolfe will not be renewing his contract and will step down from the chief executive post.

MySpace might replace co-founder DeWolfe: reports

Rupert Murdoch's News Corp may be courting a former top executive at social network Facebook to replace the chief executive and co-founder of its top rival MySpace, All Things Digital, a media and technology website, reported on Wednesday.

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Get SMS-ing, U.S. tech execs urge Web-starved Iraq

Rather than wait for decent broadband and Internet access to arrive in their war-battered nation, Iraqis can use an abundance of cellphones to exploit the Web, a group of U.S. technology executives urged on Wednesday.

Apple results beat expectations, shares up

Apple Inc posted stronger-than-expected quarterly results on strong iPhone sales, and gave a typically conservative outlook for the current quarter, which failed to dampen enthusiasm from investors.

T-Mobile to offer one-payment BlackBerry contract

Operator T-Mobile UK is to offer a BlackBerry phone with a year's unlimited email and Internet access and pay-as-you-go calls in exchange for a one-off fee in its bid to lure more small business and young customers.

Microsoft judge says oversight process at much better place

The judge overseeing Microsoft's antitrust settlement extended her monitoring of the software giant by 18 months on Wednesday, while noting the oversight was at a much better place than a few months ago.

AT&T profit boosted by iPhone, video, Internet

AT&T Inc posted a smaller-than-expected drop in quarterly profit on improved margins for its wireless service, helped by the iPhone, and strong growth for its video and high-speed Internet service.

In app store war, BlackBerry, Google hold own

Mega-malls may be big, but when you need a fart noise generator, sometimes it's the smaller shops that do the trick -- at least that's true of the crop of virtual mobile retailers called app stores.

EU assembly adopts new price curbs on phone calls

Using a mobile phone to send text messages or surf the Web by laptop will be up to 60 percent cheaper for travelers in the European Union under price curbs adopted by the European Parliament on Wednesday.

Amazon Kindle materials half device's retail price: iSuppli

Amazon's Kindle 2 electronic reader retails for $359 but costs about half that amount to build, research group iSuppli Corp said on Wednesday.

AT&T profit boosted by video, Internet, iPhone

AT&T Inc posted a smaller-than-expected drop in quarterly profit on strong subscriber growth for its video and high-speed Internet service, as well as improved margins for its wireless service.

German cabinet backs new law against child porn

The German cabinet backed a new draft law Wednesday that would make it harder to access child pornography online and easier to prosecute those who use it.

AT&T profit beats expectations, shares rise

AT&T Inc posted a smaller-than-expected drop in quarterly profit due to strong growth in its nascent video and high-speed Internet service, sending shares up 2 percent.

AT&T quarterly profit and revenue fall

AT&T Inc posted a decline in quarterly profit on Wednesday but beat Wall Street estimates as growth in wireless and video services helped offset declines in its traditional telephone business.

India adds record 15.6 million mobile users in March

Indian mobile operators added a record 15.64 million customers in March, helped by the expansion of networks to smaller towns and rural areas, data from the telecoms regulator showed.

Orbitz aims for brand loyalty with new price display

Online travel agency Orbitz Worldwide said on Tuesday it would start including all taxes and fees in its initial price display for hotels on Orbitz.com instead of just the base rate.

Yahoo to cut 5 percent of jobs

Yahoo Inc said it would cut 5 percent of its global workforce and reported quarterly results that showed progress toward controlling costs, sending shares higher in an after-hours relief rally.

AMD posts loss, CEO doubts PC market has bottomed

U.S. chip maker Advanced Micro Devices Inc on Tuesday reported a quarterly loss as it grapples with a dip in computer sales and warned it may be too early to say the technology market has hit bottom.

Oracle embarks on Sun courtship, troops cheer

After one false start, weeks of speculation and roller-coaster swings in its share price, the company once synonymous with the rise of the Internet has finally landed an attractive-looking buyer.

Sandisk results top expectations, shares rise

Flash memory maker SanDisk Corp reported better-than-expected results and expressed cautious optimism about the current quarter, sending shares up 8 percent.

Lockheed Martin profit tops estimates

Lockheed Martin Corp , the top defense contractor, reported a lower first-quarter profit on Tuesday as higher pension costs offset rising sales.

AMD posts loss, sees lower sales

U.S. chip maker Advanced Micro Devices Inc on Tuesday reported a quarterly loss broadly in line with expectations and posted a sharp dip in revenue from a year ago as it grapples with a downturn in computer sales.

Cat, United Tech results show pressures, hopes

U.S. manufacturing bellwethers Caterpillar Inc and United Technologies Corp reported on Tuesday that falling global demand for their big-ticket products battered first-quarter results.

Belgians develop cuddly robot to help sick children

Belgian scientists are developing a cuddly green robot to help ease the anxieties of children in hospital.

Microsoft earns seen lower, but new Windows may cheer

Investors are looking to Microsoft Corp's earnings report on Thursday for a sign that the worst may be over for the economy and that the recent surge in technology stocks is not pure froth.

Yahoo to cut 5 percent jobs

Yahoo Inc said it would cut 5 percent of its workforce worldwide after reporting quarterly profit that met Wall Street expectations.

Google, Microsoft finance UN Library of World's Knowledge site

The U.N. rolled out a new website on Tuesday that offers free access to rare manuscripts, books, films and map ranging from 8,000 old paintings to recent books.

Chipmaker Broadcom bids $764M for Emulex

Emulex Corp. shares surged Tuesday after chipmaker Broadcom Corp. made a $763.5 million unsolicited buyout offer.

CAT, United Tech results hit by slack demand

U.S. manufacturing bellwethers Caterpillar Inc and United Technologies Corp reported on Tuesday that falling global demand for their big-ticket products battered first-quarter results.

Music website MUZU signs Universal deal

MUZU.TV, an Irish-based video website which has won plaudits from the music industry for the way it pays artists when their music is played online, has signed a deal with the world's largest label Universal.

Caterpillar, United Tech results pressured by slack demand

Two U.S. manufacturing bellwethers, Caterpillar and United Technologies, said on Tuesday that falling global demand for big-ticket products battered their first-quarter results.

EU states, lawmakers on Internet collision course

European Union states headed for a collision course with the bloc's parliament on Tuesday as a spat over how to tackle illegal downloads threatened a wider telecom reform.

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