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Sprint plans to sell AM-OLED phones from Samsung

Sprint Nextel will sell Samsung Electronics phones including an advanced display technology that will improve battery life and video and photo quality, according to executives for the companies.

Sony 'EXMOR R' cameras unveils

Sony released what it calls the world's first back-illuminated â€œEXMOR Râ€ CMOR sensor Cybershot, WX1 andTX1 cameras.

Mid-day Minute - August 6 Tech

Twitter Inc., the fast-growing microblogging service, was inaccessible Thursday morning, struck by a denial-of-service attack, the company said on its status blog. Meanwhile, Facebook's site has been sluggish and unresponsive on Thursday.

Intel drove Global PC Chip shipment sales up

Worldwide PC chip sales on Thursday soared 10.1 percent in the second quarter, but it still is in weak condition, according to IDC.

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Lenovo cuts Q1 loss on China growth; outlook cautious

Lenovo , the world's No. 4 PC brand, relied on Chinese government-backed demand boost to cut quarterly losses and was wary on its outlook, underlying the fragility of its recovery.

Lenovo Q1 beats expectations on China strength

The world's No. 4 PC brand, Lenovo , reported a smaller-than-expected first-quarter loss on Thursday, thanks to China's massive stimulus package and further boosting hopes of a rebound.

Britons willing to pay for enhanced media services

Britain's recession-hit consumers would rather cut back on eating out and holidays than give up their broadband, mobile phone and pay-TV services, according to a new report from media regulator Ofcom.

Sony plans $199 e-reader in Amazon challenge

Sony Corp will begin selling this month the cheapest digital book reader for the United States, heating up the competition with Amazon.com Inc in the small but fast-growing market for electronic readers.

Toshiba unit to invest in China LCD JV for phones

Toshiba Corp's loss-making LCD unit will invest in a joint venture in China to tap growing demand for mobile phone displays and offload equipment as it shifts its focus in Japan to high-resolution products.

iPod exploded in Britain, Apple silences it

Apple attempted to silence a father and daughter with a gagging order after the child's iPod music player exploded and the family sought a refund from the company, The Times reported on Monday.

Sony plans $199 U.S. e-reader, takes on Amazon

Sony Corp will begin selling this month the cheapest digital book reader for the United States, taking rival Amazon.com Inc head-on in the small but fast-growing market for electronic readers.

U.S., Canada courts approves Nortel enterprise unit auction

Bankrupt Nortel Networks Inc received U.S. and Canadian court approval on Tuesday to sell its enterprise business, further dismantling the former corporate icon.

Nikon Coolpix camera on inevitable features

Nikon on Tuesday introduced new lines of Coolpix point-and-shoot mini cameras with stunning functionalities such as built in projector, touch screen capabilities and is equipped with OLED technology.

Nokia faces lawsuit from angry Chinese retailers

Nokia's distributors in China are growing angrier at the Finnish phone giant as 280 distributors from 15 provinces gathered at Beijing in protest, and appeal to the government.

Ophone battles iPhone for Chinese mobile market (Photos)

With rumors that China Unicom might be soon ink a formal deal with Apple to bring the iPhone to China as early as September, China Mobile, the rival, will also speed its new OPhone to the huge Chinese market.

Apple execs visit China to push iphone

Senior officials from Apple Inc will visit China to restart top level negotiations with China Unicom on iPhone's entry into the huge Chinese market, local media outlet Sina.com reported on Tuesday morning local time.

Google CEO resigns from Apple board

Google CEO Eric Schmidt has resigned from Apple's board of directors due to conflicts of interest between the two companies.

Panasonic Q1 loss beats consensus, ups H1 outlook

Japan's Panasonic Corp reported a smaller-than-expected quarterly loss and sharply lifted its half-year outlook as it cuts costs to cope with a firmer yen and steep price falls in flat TVs.

Panasonic loss beats consensus, outlook unchanged

Japan's Panasonic Corp reported a smaller-than-expected quarterly loss and sharply lifted its half-year outlook as it cuts costs to cope with a firmer yen and weak TV sales, but stuck to its outlook for a second annual net loss.

Panasonic slips to Q1 loss, outlook unchanged

Japan's Panasonic Corp reported a smaller-than-expected quarterly loss as it cut costs to fight a firmer yen and weak TV and digital camera demand, and it stood by its annual outlook for its net loss to shrink by half.

Panasonic slips to loss, outlook unchanged

Shares of smartphone maker HTC plunge on outlook

HTC , the world's No.4 smartphone maker, plunged by its daily 7 percent maximum limit on Monday after it unexpectedly slashed its revenue forecast for this year.

FCC seeks details on Google app rejection for iPhone

The Federal Communications Commission is seeking additional information about Apple Inc's decision to reject Google Inc's voice application for the iPhone.

Apple warns iPhones vulnerable; fixes bug

Apple Inc has released an iPhone software patch to fix a critical software bug uncovered by two independent researchers that make the devices susceptible to secret attacks by hackers.

Global mobile market bottoms, grows anew: iSuppli

Global handset shipments grew nearly 5 percent in the second quarter, the first quarter- on-quarter growth in 9 months, marking a reversal of course for the struggling market, researchers at iSuppli said on Friday.

Apple fixes iPhone SMS vulnerability

Apple Inc said on Friday it has issued a software update to fix a vulnerability that security experts said could allow hackers to take control of the iPhone and use it for identity theft.