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Oracle scored a triumph on May 11 in its continuing fight with Google over the utilization of Java on the Android mobile OS. But it was a very small win.

UK Telecom company BT disclosed that its wholesale fibre broadband service is now accessible to 10 million premises crosswise the nation.

In a few weeks, Microsoft proposes to launch a revised edition of its Bing search engine, which comprises a way to involve Facebook pals in the search procedure.

Virgin Atlantic has turned the initial airline in Britain to provide in-flight cellular phone calls, texts and web access in the air.

The Audi A5 coupe plus A5 Sportback are now obtainable with novel TDIe diesel engines - providing augmented fuel utilization in addition to lower emissions.

Some of Apple mobile devices were temporarily unavailable for sale in the German market on Friday, as part of continuing patent controversies with Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc. (MMI) in the nation.

BT has disclosed plans for a novel speedy broadband package accessible in distant regions of the nation, as its profits soared by almost half during the third quarter on the back of heavy demand for superfast internet access.

Taiwanese gadget manufacturer Asus next generation Transformer tablet has been leaked out by the Thai internet site NCCC.

Facebook is making discussions with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to clear up claims that it breached users' secrecy when it altered default privacy settings to reveal additional data than was previously made public.

The Motorola Droid Razr directs to revive the firm’s golden days with the flimsiest body available in a smartphone, plus fast 4G and a gigantic OLED display. The Droid Razr is an attention-grabbing piece of industrialized design.

Activision Blizzard’s franchise Call of Duty has again hit its personal record for the “largest entertainment launch” thus far, with the latest installment of the war-game franchise recording $400 million (£250m) during intial day sales.