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HarperCollins would reportedly sell e-books with added features for an Apple tablet
Takes exception to injunction, but complies by zapping all but one copy of Rebel EFI
China has paid US$30,000 to over 200 people who reported porn sites
Six companies should have WiMax networks up and running in Taiwan by March
The stylish Eee PC 1008P goes on sale in Taipei today for NT$18,988 (US$600)
Strong demand at the technology industry bellwether suggests gadget demand is on the rise
By storing searchers' IP addresses for only six months, Microsoft hopes to steal a lead on Google in the privacy debate
French, German government urge users to dump IE until Microsoft produces patch
Apple, Nokia kicking and gouging way to a settlement over smartphones?
Plans to work together on Web search notified to EC Tuesday
Cisco's new VideoStream software boosts video over 802.11n wireless networks
Project Vulcan concept about analytics, integration
CIOs prioritize virtualization, cloud computing, Web 2.0, networking, business intelligence and mobile technologies to revamp IT departments into agile, business-ready organizations
Search giant to ask EU data protection officials to set up panel including cybersecurity experts
Gartner poll of 1,600 CIOs shows 47% of U.S. high-tech leaders plan for the recession to continue well into 2010
New 2TB SATA drives consume 60% less power than earlier models
There is a delay in forming the new team, and concerns have diminished over Kroes' new role
While visiting American Red Cross HQ, Obama takes on Twitter
Gartner study says users will download $6.2 billion worth of mobile apps in 2010
IE6 isn't the only version vulnerable; Microsoft's mitigations 'weak,' argues expert
Looking to sell a few used vehicles, space agency drops price to $28.8M
Delay said to be related to Chinese cyberattacks against Google reported last week
The levy will compensate content creators for their work
It's mum on when rush fix will arrive, plans to reveal delivery date on Wednesday
Two-stage debut -- 7-in. model first, 10-in. version later -- likely
MIT, Harvard researchers create nanoburrs that stick to damaged arteries and release medicine
The carrier's 3G service lags while it spends too much on its wired network, TownHall Investment Research said
The new Axiom comes with the quad-core AMD Opteron 2354 chip
The company reported its first revenue increase since the third quarter of 2008
Google delayed the launch of Android phones in China this week, pointing to potential problems for Android
Vendors that don't change licensing schemes risk losing customers to Software-as-a-Service alternatives
Google's China woes no deterrent; City's pact includes Gmail encryption provision
