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Sixty-one U.S. senators today co-signed a letter urging the European Commission to approve the acquisition of Sun Microsystems by Oracle. In the...
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Find out more about Robert: Robert Mullins is a technology reporter who has covered news in Silicon Valley for eight years. Robert specializes in writing about tech “gadgets” like smartphones, MP3 players and accessories, Bluetooth devices and other consumer electronics. |
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This holiday shopping season provides an opportunity for consumers to put emerging mobile payment systems to the...
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Hewlett-Packard today reported higher profits, despite lower revenue, in its fiscal fourth quarter ended Oct. 31. HP (NYSE:HPQ) reported GAAP net...
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New numbers out today show that PC unit sales are going to be up rather than down in 2009, but revenue will be down as shoppers prefer cheaper...
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A federal lawsuit by AT&T against Verizon for false advertising will live on, although a judge won’t stop the controversial Verizon ads from...
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The Web site Ubergizmo.com has compiled a list of the top 10 tech gifts it recommends for this coming holiday season that sell for under $500. Some...
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UPDATE: This story has been updated with new information from T-Mobile. T-Mobile is again selling the Danger Sidekick smartphone today, more than...
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UPDATE: This story has been updated with information from Verizon. As rival Verizon runs ads portraying AT&T Mobility’s network as...
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Stock of smartphone maker Palm fell by 4.4 percent today after rising 8 percent Friday amidst a mix of good and bad news for the company. Palm...
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Sometimes news media like to rely on simple truths as a kind of shorthand to explain issues easily. One of the more persistent is the myth that the...
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