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Nokia finalises 1,000 job cuts in Finland
Nokia finalises planned lay-offs of upto 1,000 people after talks with its staff in Finland.
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BlackBerry maker seeks Apple-focused app developer
RIM wants to hire a software developer with experience in building apps for the iPhone and iPad, according to its LinkedIn page.
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Facebook buys 750 patents from IBM - source
Facebook has acquired patents from IBM as the it attempts to bolster its intellectual property in the wake of a lawsuit filed by Yahoo.
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New Apple iPad in wi-fi trouble?
Apple's new iPad has trouble picking up and holding on to wi-fi signals, say users.
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Bihar govt ties up with Microsoft to showcase school of future
The Bihar government is pairing up with Microsoft India to implement a program that showcases a model of a school of the future.
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Chinese hacker held for leaking information of six million people
In the biggest hacking case in China's history, police have arrested a man for leaking information of more than six million users.
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Google charts a careful course through Asia's maps
Street View allows users to click through a seamless view of streets via the company's Google Maps website.
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U.S. Marine faces discipline for Facebook critique of Obama
A Marine sergeant posted comments on Facebook saying he would refuse to follow orders of President Obama.
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Web address controversy deepens after U.S. warning
ICANN has drawn flak from the U.S. government after attempting to expand internet addresses beyond .com, .org and the likes.
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Yahoo names three new independent directors to board
Yahoo has appointed three new independent directors as it prepares for a fight with hedge fund investor Daniel Loeb.
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Japan court orders Google to halt auto-complete
A Japanese court has ordered Google to suspend its auto-complete function because it breaches one man's privacy.
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Australia bans China's Huawei from project citing security reasons
Huawei has been blocked from tendering for equipment contracts with Australia's National Broadband Network due to security concerns.
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Microsoft raids tackle Internet crime
Microsoft and US Marshals invade non-descript offices in Pennsylvania and Illinois in a bid to thwart the spread of botnets.
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U.S. regulators push for online "do not track" system
U.S. regulators are pushing Internet companies to adopt a "Do Not Track" system to give consumers more control over online data.
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Apple CEO Cook in China over iPad's trademark troubles
Tim Cook met government officials in Beijing as Apple wages a legal battle with Proview over the iPad trademark.
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Nokia finalises 1,000 job cuts in Finland
Nokia finalises planned lay-offs of upto 1,000 people after talks with its staff in Finland.
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BlackBerry maker seeks Apple-focused app developer
RIM wants to hire a software developer with experience in building apps for the iPhone and iPad, according to its LinkedIn page.
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Facebook buys 750 patents from IBM - source
Facebook has acquired patents from IBM as the it attempts to bolster its intellectual property in the wake of a lawsuit filed by Yahoo.
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New Apple iPad in wi-fi trouble?
Apple's new iPad has trouble picking up and holding on to wi-fi signals, say users.
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Bihar govt ties up with Microsoft to showcase school of future
The Bihar government is pairing up with Microsoft India to implement a program that showcases a model of a school of the future.
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Chinese hacker held for leaking information of six million people
In the biggest hacking case in China's history, police have arrested a man for leaking information of more than six million users.
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Google charts a careful course through Asia's maps
Street View allows users to click through a seamless view of streets via the company's Google Maps website.
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U.S. Marine faces discipline for Facebook critique of Obama
A Marine sergeant posted comments on Facebook saying he would refuse to follow orders of President Obama.
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Web address controversy deepens after U.S. warning
ICANN has drawn flak from the U.S. government after attempting to expand internet addresses beyond .com, .org and the likes.
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Yahoo names three new independent directors to board
Yahoo has appointed three new independent directors as it prepares for a fight with hedge fund investor Daniel Loeb.
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Japan court orders Google to halt auto-complete
A Japanese court has ordered Google to suspend its auto-complete function because it breaches one man's privacy.
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Australia bans China's Huawei from project citing security reasons
Huawei has been blocked from tendering for equipment contracts with Australia's National Broadband Network due to security concerns.
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Microsoft raids tackle Internet crime
Microsoft and US Marshals invade non-descript offices in Pennsylvania and Illinois in a bid to thwart the spread of botnets.
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U.S. regulators push for online "do not track" system
U.S. regulators are pushing Internet companies to adopt a "Do Not Track" system to give consumers more control over online data.
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Apple CEO Cook in China over iPad's trademark troubles
Tim Cook met government officials in Beijing as Apple wages a legal battle with Proview over the iPad trademark.
