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AT&T site not selling iPhone to NYC residents

Buying the popular Apple Inc iPhone has become more difficult for residents of the Big Apple.

Qualcomm COO resigns to take CEO job elsewhere

The chief operating officer of U.S. chipmaker Qualcomm Inc , Len Lauer, has resigned to become a chief executive of another company, Qualcomm said on Thursday.

Report: Apple to host product event in January

Apple Inc has reserved space in late January at a venue in San Francisco in advance of a planned product announcement, the Financial Times reported on its blog on Wednesday

Iran to launch new military satellite next year

Iran's Defense Minister said Wednesday the country will launch a new-generation military satellite in early February next year.

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FBI probes cyber attack on Citigroup: report

The Federal Bureau of Investigation is probing a computer hacking that targeted Citigroup Inc and resulted in the theft of tens of millions of dollars, The Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday, but the financial institution denied its systems had been breached.

Telecom Egypt to seek mobile service - report

Egypt's fixed-line monopoly Telecom Egypt (ETEL.CA) (ETELq.L) will need to provide mobile services to compensate for declining landline subscriptions, a company executive was quoted on Monday as saying.

Hynix can spend $2 billion capex in 2010

World's No. 2 memory chip maker Hynix Semiconductor Inc is seen capable of spending a higher-than-expected 2.3 trillion won ($2 billion) in capital expenditures next year, its top shareholder KEB said on Sunday.

RIM outshines Palm but fails to dispel all doubts

BlackBerry maker Research In Motion may have zipped past expectations for its quarterly results and forecast, but it hasn't dispelled all doubts about its staying power to lead the race.

Tech Round Up: Verizon may sell Palm Pre, iPhone 2010, Twitter hacked, 'Avatar' 3D visual stuns

Verizon Wireless is set to roll out the Palm Pre early next year and is reported to be also making upgrades to its network to accommodate the Apple iPhone, according to media reports released Friday.

Verizon gearing for Palm Pre, iPhone rollout in 2010: Report

Verizon Wireless is set to roll out the Palm Pre early next year and is reported to be also making upgrades to its network to accommodate the Apple iPhone, according to media reports released Friday.

Trade court rules for Kodak in patent fight

Eastman Kodak Co has won a preliminary fight with Samsung Electronics, which the camera giant had accused of infringing its digital camera patents.

U.S. trade court rules for Kodak in patent fight

Eastman Kodak Co has won a preliminary fight with Samsung Electronics, which the camera giant had accused of infringing its digital camera patents.

Huawei beats Ericsson to Tele2/Telenor 4G order

Nordic telecoms operators Tele2 (TEL2b.ST) and Telenor (TEL.OL) picked China's Huawei [HWT.UL] to supply their joint 4G network in Sweden, shutting out Ericsson (ERICb.ST) in its home market, Tele2 said.

Palm shares off as Sprint customer demand tepid

Palm Inc reported a wider-than-expected quarterly loss as consumers cooled to its new smartphones in the face of fresh competition including devices based on Google Inc software.

Palm posts wider-than-expected loss, shares fall

Palm Inc reported a wider-than-expected quarterly loss as consumer demand for its smartphones was hurt by increased competition, sending shares down 4 percent on Thursday.

Palm posts wider-than-expected loss

Palm Inc reported a wider-than-expected quarterly loss as consumer demand for its smartphones weakened due to increased competition, sending shares down 4 percent on Thursday.

Tech Round Up: RIM posts strong earnings, Palm reports loss, Google Netbook out 2010

Following this morning's BlackBerry email outage which has now been fixed, the smartphone maker, Research In Motion Ltd. released better than expected third quarter earnings after the closing bell.

Sony's Stringer says e-reader to stay a book device

The way Howard Stringer sees it, Sony's digital e-readers should focus on the printed word and making reading comfortable, even though the consumer electronics giant could turn it into a multimedia machine.

Sony in e-reader deal to offer Wall Street Journal

Sony Corp said it struck a deal with News Corp that will make The Wall Street Journal, MarketWatch, and the New York Post available on its electronic reader, the latest shot fired in an intensifying battle with Amazon.com Inc's popular Kindle device.

Samsung sees infotainment/lifecare as new business

Samsung Electronics Co Ltd's new chief executive Choi Geesung said the South Korean technology giant would cultivate new revenue sources in the infotainment and lifecare sectors and beef up its PC, appliance and camera businesses.

Obama plans to sharply boost U.S. broadband access

The Obama administration is to award $2 billion in grants and loans over the next 75 days as part of a plan to dramatically expand Americans' broadband Internet access and create tens of thousands of jobs.

FCC wants more competition with set-top boxes

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission is considering ways to enable access to the Internet through set-top boxes for television sets.

Commercial aerospace firms expect rebound soon

Commercial aerospace executives say the industry is poised for better times over the next few years after seeing profits battered by a slump in air travel and business-jet output.

U.S. FCC wants more competition with set-top boxes

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission is considering ways to enable access to the Internet through set-top boxes for television sets.

FTC sues Intel for abusing market dominance

The U.S. government accused Intel Corp of illegally using its market dominance to stifle competition, in a lawsuit that seeks to stop the marketing practices that have helped maintain Intel's status as the world's biggest chip maker.

FTC on Intel: They deliberately 'put brakes on competitive threats' to its monopoly

The Federal Trade Commission announced Wednesday that it has sued Intel Corp., the world's largest chip maker, alleging it has “used its dominant market position for a decade to stifle competition and strengthen its monopoly.”

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