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Baidu Signs Deal with Music Studios for Legal Downloads

The deal brings to an end the litigation between recording companies and Baidu over piracy charges

Apple Testing LCD Display for iPad 3?

Two of the world's largest makers of liquid crystal display, Samsung Electronics and LG Display, could be pretty close to closing a deal from Apple Inc, according to reports.

Can iPhone 5 Survive the Onslaught of Samsung Hercules, the 'Demigod'?

As Apple continues to remain tight-lipped about iPhone 5 release date and specifications, Android smartphones, mainly from Samsung, HTC and Motorola, are making greater gains in the smartphone battle.

Google Android + Sony Tablet and Ericsson Could Crush Apple iOS

The rivalry between Google and Apple continues to heat up as the two tech giants reported progressive development for Android and Apple App Store. Apple holds the lead with over 15 billion downloads while Android grew rapidly with over 4.5 billion. The increased number of Android smartphone and tablets flowing into the stores will attempt to even the playing field with Apple's iOS devices.

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New MacBook Air Faces Sony Vaio Z Challenge

Buzz is building around Apple's new MacBook Air release, which some have slotted to be released even this week. But Sony may give Apple a run for its money.

Netflix Comes to Nintendo 3DS

Netflix has hit the Nintendo 3DS eShop with a free app that will eventually allow users to watch 3D movies without specialized glasses. The announcement comes amid a period of bad press for the movie service as it increased its prices by separating the previously combined cost of movie streaming and DVD rental.

Can Sony's New E-Book Readers Compete with Amazon's Kindle?

Sony Corp. announced on Wednesday plans to release two new digital e-readers in hopes of taking a share of a lucrative, yet highly competitive market.

Borders Closing: What Does It Mean for Barnes & Noble?

News broke on Wednesday of Borders' pending liquidation, raising interesting questions on how it will affect bookstore giant Barnes & Noble.

Sony to Launch New e-book Reader

Sony plans to launch a new line of upgraded digital book readers in the U.S. next month

Can iPhone 5, Samsung Galaxy S2 Face Rumored Sony Ericsson Xperia Duo?

Sony has never figured in the smartphone race as much as Apple’s iPhone 5 or Samsung Galaxy S2. But a leaked press shot of what is believed to be the Sony Ericsson Xperia Duo shows a smartphone with exceptional features that could challenge the iPhone 5, Samsung Galaxy S2 and other major smartphones in terms of specifications.

Analysis: Apple-Samsung battle may spur supplier shakeup

Is Apple's Samsung Lawsuit Behind the iPhone 5 Release Delay?

As the legal quagmire that Apple and Samsung are involved in continues to deepen, questions galore as to who is the biggest loser.

Booz Allen Hamilton Hacked, Confidential Military Email Posted

Government contractor Booz Allen Hamilton was the target of hackers on Monday who claims to have wiped out source codes and stolen thousands of email addresses.

Netflix Monthly Price Increasing 60 Percent

Streaming video services company Netflix will increase its pricing by 60 percent.

The Royal Invasion: Recapping Will and Kate's trip to America

California was abuzz this past weekend as the royal couple descended on the state. Here's a look at how they spent their time

World's 10 Most Popular Facebook Pages

Everybody loves Facebook stats especially the number of fans a page has. As of July 2011, Facebook has more than 750 million active users. Users may create a personal profile, add other users as friends, and exchange messages, including automatic notifications when they update their profile.

William and Kate Three-Day U.S. Tour Hot Shots [PHOTOS]

Prince William and Catherine of Cambridge concluded their three-day visit in Southern California on Sunday, and departed for London.

Microsoft and Oracle threatens Android: A major advantage for Apple iPhone?

Microsoft and Oracle are threatening Android-based phone makers, who had been enjoying the free OS from Google, with patent infringement and requesting to make a large payment, giving Apple an opportunity to widen the gap in the rivalry mobile OS competition.