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The first 5G iPod nano accessories have been announced, ahead of the new Apple products expected release next week.
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A privately owned Chinese group will buy a stake in Lenovo's parent company being sold by a Chinese government academy, the companies said Friday.
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TransferJet, a data transfer technology that allows data to be sent between gadgets by bringing them close together, should begin appearing next year
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iPhone 3G and 3GS software update on Sept. 25 will add MMS text messages support only.
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If you have an older Ethernet-networked printer, you may find that, after upgrading to Snow Leopard (Mac OS X 10.6), the printer no longer responds t
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Cisco paid Chairman and CEO John Chambers an extra US$2 million for the company's 2009 fiscal year despite a fall in sales and profit.
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It's unclear whether Google's policy separating browsing, buying, and Google accounts will silence its critics, but here's the first draft.
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The Italian antitrust authority has enlarged its investigation of Google Italy's business practices to encompass those of its U.S. parent company.
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Citysearch is getting some competition from rising star Yelp in the battle online local directories.
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Microsoft is testing a new feature called 'Bing & Ping' for its search engine that allows people to share search results on social networks.
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This week on the PC World Podcast, editors Tim Moynihan, Robert Strohmeyer, Darren Gladstone, and Mark Sullivan discuss some of the biggest tech happ
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Apple is quick to ban controversial content, but slow to post bug fixes on its iPhone App Store.
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YouTube is chatting up motion picture houses about distributing movies — but its model would likely vary from the pay models that Apple's iTunes and
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China is tightening the rules for online music sales and distribution, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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Analysis: Google's deal to place Chrome on Sony notebooks gives its infant browser a place to grow, and gray hairs for Microsoft.
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