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IE 9, Windows Phone in the Mix
At the annual Las Vegas event, Microsoft plans to show its latest browser and give developers the tools they need to write software for the forthcoming Windows Phone 7 series devices.
Find more stories in: Web browsers, Windows Phone, mobile operating system, Microsoft Silverlight, operating system, mobile, Windows Phone, Phone, Microsoft Corp., Hardware
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Obama to 'aggressively protect' intellectual property
U.S. president says intellectual property is country's "single greatest asset" and must be protected from piracy and counterfeiting.
Find more stories in: Business development/management, Patents, Piracy, Music Sector, Streaming Site, ACTA, Megaupload, Video Game, Piracy, U.S.
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Privacy concerns derail Netflix contest
Netlix says privacy concerns have prompted the company to cancel a contest that rewards technology that best predicts a user's movie-viewing preferences.
Find more stories in: Privacy, officer, Zip Code, FTC, AT&T Corp., movie, researcher, blog, NetFlix Inc., law firm
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When malware strikes via bad ads on good sites
Who is responsible for malware in ads, Web site owners or ad networks and delivery firms?
Find more stories in: Internet advertising, Data security, Web sites, Matt Drudge, Malware, Ben Edelman, advertisement, network, Web sites, TechCrunch
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Microsoft settles in IM spam suit
Funmobile, accused in a Microsoft suit of sending IM spam, has been ordered to stop grabbing Windows Live users' personal information
Find more stories in: Spam and phishing, Lawsuits, Microsoft Windows Live, Spam, Hong Kong, Microsoft Corp., software, network, software company, general counsel
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HP mimics, mocks iPad with Slate demo video
HP's demo of its touch-screen tablet is an homage to Apple, but highlights the Slate's Adobe Flash compatibility.
Find more stories in: Notebooks and tablets, Apple Inc., Hewlett-Packard Co., Adobe Systems Inc., mobile, advertisement, Video, Apple iPod Touch, blog, Web
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Nokia lags in smartphone race
As smartphone manufacturers embrace powerful computing chips, research finds dominant mobile phone maker Nokia struggling to keep up.
Find more stories in: Smart phones, Mobile processors, Symbian, Development/design, Nokia Corp., ARM, Symbian, Ovum, graphics, Smart Phone
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HP sues Asian firms for patent violations
In U.S. filing, IT giant accuses a Taiwan printer cartridge maker and three other companies of infringing patents related to color ink cartridge technology.
Find more stories in: Peripherals, Patents, Lawsuits, Defendant, Hewlett-Packard Co., Mipo, Asia, Hong Kong, Bloomberg L.P., Amazon.com Inc.
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S'pore startup eyes global Apps audience
Singapore startup expects new Google Apps Marketplace to bring in more enterprises globally, having attained high rating for its product so far.
Find more stories in: Software-as-a-service (SaaS), Office suites, Software, Facebook, Microsoft Office, Socialwok, Google Inc., IT Manager, CEO, software
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Browser Choice not coming to Asia
No legal action from Opera for Browser Choice screen to be implemented in Asia-Pacific, while Mozilla's Open to Choice campaign stays within Europe.
Find more stories in: Web browsers, International governments, Opera Software ASA, ECIS, Asia, Web Browser, Microsoft Corp., European Commission, Asia-Pacific, Spokesperson
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Web filters mean bad news for business
Government-mandated Internet filters can lead to higher access fees for enterprises, which also risk being blacklisted unnecessarily, note industry watchers.
Find more stories in: Regulations, Web sites, Service level management, Filter, Ovum, Spokesperson, Singapore, Web sites, Australia, Internet Service
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PayPal suspends service in India
Halt temporary while company in discussion with partners and stakeholders to address service issues, says e-payment service provider.
Find more stories in: E-commerce, Web services, Web sites, PayPal, eBay Inc., India, Online Payment, bank, Web sites, Associated Press
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Apple accused of copying iPad design
Chinese company claims design of its own P88 tablet device is original; threatens to sue Apple for stealing product design, according to reports.
Find more stories in: Development/design, Notebooks and tablets, Battery, Apple Inc., iPad, Shenzhen Great Loong Brother Industrial, Wu Xiaolong, P88, Chip, U.S.
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S'pore govt calls halt to iPhone app service
Singapore government body, Land Transport Authority, has told local app developer to remove feature which pulls data from an LTA Web site.
Find more stories in: Copyright, iPhone OS, Local Government, Live, Apple Inc., Data, Park-a-Lot Lite, Land Transport Authority, App, iPhone OS
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Facebook user charged in Malaysia
Local student pleads not guilty in what is believed to be country's first indictment over use of Facebook to issue statement regarding recent church attacks.
Find more stories in: Politics, Legal, Web 2.0, Facebook, Islam, multimedia, Social Media, U.K., Attack, Web 2.0
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