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- New 'smart' electrical meters raise privacy issues
- Judge orders US music website to drop Beatles songs
- Droid joins 'Google phone' army in smart phone war
- Windows 7 debut a hit: NPD
- Google lets users see stored account data
- EU agrees on Internet, telecoms user rights
- Blackberry maker RIM to buy back $1.2 bln in stock
- Microsoft raises cloud computing concerns
- Japan's NEC offers eyewear translator
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- Google wants businesses to ride Wave
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- Wall Street Journal launching San Francisco edition
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- EMI sues US music website over Beatles tunes
- Apple's booming App Store tops 100,000 programs
- Microsoft cuts 800 jobs, completes reduction plan early
- India registers 500 mln phone customers: official figures
- Mobile phone inventor wants devices to go back to basics
- Time Warner net profit down but raises outlook
- New York attorney general files antitrust suit against Intel
- Microsoft, Taiwan to set up cloud computing centre
- Experts meet to hash out web privacy rules
- Outrage at photo of naked woman in China prostitute bust
- PayPal courts outside developers
- Box office boost shows 3D is here to stay
- Touchscreen smartphones being snatched up in US
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- US company offers Twitter-dedicated mobile device
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- Experts to hash out global data privacy rules in Spain
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US online music service Bluebeat said it plans to fight British recording label EMI over rights to stream and sell versions of Beatles songs.
Experts agree on proposed global privacy standardsExperts from 50 nations meeting in Madrid have reached a draft agreement on international standards for the protection of privacy and personal data, participants said Friday.
Pioneering Swiss solar-powered plane rolled outSolar Impulse, the Swiss bid to make the first solar-powered flight around the world, rolled out its prototype on Friday at an airbase near Zurich and powered up the engines.
New 'smart' electrical meters raise privacy issuesThe new "smart meters" utilities are installing in homes around the world to reduce energy use raise fresh privacy issues because of the wealth of information about consumer habits they reveal, experts said Friday.
Judge orders US music website to drop Beatles songsA judge on Thursday ordered a California online music service to stop delivering Beatles songs to users, according to a copy of the ruling posted online.
Droid joins 'Google phone' army in smart phone warA Motorola Droid smart phone goes on sale Friday, joining the growing ranks of smart phones on the open-source operating system backed by Google.
Windows 7 debut a hit: NPDMicrosoft's new-generation Windows 7 operating system hit the ground running, with US sales in its opening days blasting past those of its Vista predecessor, according to NPD Group.
Google lets users see stored account dataGoogle on Thursday opened a window for users to see what records the Internet giant keeps regarding their activities at YouTube, Gmail, Reader and other accounts.
EU agrees on Internet, telecoms user rightsThe European parliament and EU nations have agreed new rules to improve the rights to European mobile phone and Internet users, and offer more protection against illegal Internet porn and copyright abuse.
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Mickelson leads Woods by two in ChinaPhil Mickelson birdied the last for a two stroke lead over Tiger Woods and Nick Watney at the HSBC Champions on Saturday, setting up a dream finale to the World Golf Championship event.
Muir reeling after Springboks defeatSouth Africa assistant coach Dick Muir admitted he had never seen such a poor performance from a Springbok front five as the world champions went down to a shock defeat to Leicester.
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HSBC slashes prize money of Women's ChampionsGlobal banking giant HSBC said it was renewing its sponsorship of the Women's Champions tournament for the next three years, but prize money would be slashed.
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Megan Fox's appearance ignorance'Transformers' actress Megan Fox - who regularly appears in polls to find Hollywood's sexiest stars - insists she doesn't notice people finding her attractive.
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