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Taiwan stocks rise, but builders down on tax proposal

Taiwan stocks rose 0.66 percent on Friday, with exporters like smartphone maker HTC up amid hopes the weaker Taiwan currency will bring in forex gains and help them compete better with Korean and other overseas rivals.
Digital China eyes iPad supplier rights

Digital China eyes iPad supplier rights

Technology services provider Digital China Holdings Ltd is bidding for the rights to sell Apple Inc's iPad and Research in Motion Ltd's tablet PC in China, its chief executive said.
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GM to offer Pandora Internet radio on Chevy cars

General Motors Co (GM.N) will launch a new system to stream online radio from Pandora in upcoming Chevrolets starting with the Volt and Equinox. The new partnership comes as the top U.S. automaker looks to make up for lost ground against Ford Motor Co (F.N) in the increasingly competitive market for digital entertainment systems in vehicles.
A Powermat wireless charging system is displayed as charging an Apple's iPhone 4 during the GSMA Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

Apple leads touch-screen panel market this year

Apple has already secured 60 percent of the world’s touch-screen panels in 2011, a move that could make its competitors such as RIM and HP struggle in obtaining touch-screen panels for their devices, said a media report.
 Hyundai Motor to recall 190,000 cars in US

Hyundai, Samsung to develop Smart Car

The world's second-largest mobile phone maker Samsung Electronics and South Korea's top automaker Hyundai Motor are considering joint development of a smart car.
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Google woos publishers with One Pass payment service

Google Inc launched a service to make it easy for publishers to sell digital versions of newspapers and magazines, undercutting a similar plan launched by Apple Inc, as both tech titans battle to dominate smartphones and tablet computers.
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Google starts One Pass digital subscription service

Google Inc launched a service to make it easy for publishers to sell digital versions of newspapers and magazines, undercutting a similar plan launched by Apple Inc, as both tech titans battle to dominate smartphones and tablet computers.
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Google starts digital content subscription service

Google Inc launched a service to make it easy for publishers to sell digital versions of newspapers and magazines, undercutting a similar plan launched by Apple Inc as both tech titans battle to dominate smartphones and tablet computers.

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