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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.

Dell has unveiled a slew of novel systems featuring the newest Intel third-generation Core i5 and i7 quad-core processors, annunciating two new desktop computers and two novel laptop computers that, taken jointly, aspire to offer power and performance to nearly every demographic imaginable.

Audi has declared yet another alteration to its vehicle array, launching the TT RS plus as a novel addition to its subsisting TT RS model range.

Nokia will begin shipping the PureView 808 this month and has broadened its contract with Carl Zeiss that will lead to further progressions in smartphone imaging in the coming time.

As per reports in The Verge, Microsoft is expected to roll out a $99 Xbox console package with a monthly subscription by the coming week.

Social networking site Facebook has unveiled alterations to its novel conditions of service, tweaking earlier drafts in an apparent attempt to relieve users' fears about privacy and how their data is utilized.

An own-brand broadband service has been rolled out as a novel and bettered service from John Lewis, putting back Waitrose and Greenbee phone and broadband packages.

Microsoft Corp.'s scrip surges Friday was partly owing to high anticipations around Windows 8, the novel edition of its OS that analysts witness as the firm's chance to shine in a fast growing computing market.

Twitter wishes to buck the patent case drift and institute what it terms the Innovator’s Patent Agreement (IPA).

A Microsoft staff member has confirmed that all Windows Phone mobile phone will get the highly-expected upgrade to Windows Phone 8 — what does this entail for the future of Redmond's mobile OS?

Volkswagen's Audi division has decided to purchase thoroughbred Italian motorcycle manufacturer Ducati for around 860 million euros ($1.12 billion) comprising debt, two people acquainted with the matter.

On the heels of a fresh AT&T plan permitting for out-of-contract iPhones to be unlocked, reports have came forth that the carrier is unlocking in-contract iPhones for the United States service affiliates who have been positioned out of the nation.

Google has upgraded its Android emulator for developers with hardware hastening and backing for a
broader variety of inputs, the company declared today on the Android Developers Blog.

Ford Motors is recalling over 140,000 Focus models, owing to reported faults in passenger side windshield wiper.

Nokia and Microsoft have decided to make investment of around (euro) 18 million ($24 million) in promoting research into mobile apps for mobile handsets running Windows software and Nokia platforms.

A Tokyo court has ordered Google to turn off its Instant search trait accompanying claims by a Japanese man that it cost him his job.

FTC (Federal Trade Commission), the main administrative agency responsible for defending privacy, called Monday for legislation that would give consumers access to data amassed regarding them by data brokers similar to the rights they now have to evaluate information accumulated by credit reporting firms.

Toyota Motor Corp. (7203) and BMW (Bayerische Motoren Werke AG) have begun joint research into next-generation batteries to power cleaner vehicles.

The well known iPhone application Angry Birds has been launched on Facebook in a free trial, which can be played on web browsers.

Microsoft is offering users of its Windows OS some tough love by sending out nine vital patches on February 14.

UK supermarket giant Tesco has introduced a broadband internet and home phone package for a bargain basement £2.50 on a monthly basis.

The U.S. Department of Justice officially sanctioned the nuptials between Google and Motorola after reasoning out that the amalgamation would not adversely impact rivalry in the wireless market.

Microsoft has taken out full-page advertisements in several major American newspapers, thrashing privacy policy alterations at search competitor Google, which permit it to unite user data crosswise its services.

During the third quarterly period, Sony Corp. stated that it registered net loss of over $2 billion. The company posted losses owing to huge losses in its television biz and the impact of the sturdy yen on its European functioning.

Cisco has introduced the newest version of its wireless access point range, designed to assist IT sections meet the rising demand for high-class internet access on a raft of devices.

Subaru has declared rates for the novel XV crossover will begin from £21,295, with diesel models costing from £23,995

Tablets catered by Microsoft's upcoming Windows 8 OS and Intel processors could begin as high as $600, a price level, which could make them noncompetitive with well known Android-based devices like Amazon's best Kindle Fire.

Yahoo’s chief executive officer (CEO) Jerry Yang has left the company. His exit from the company may remove barrier to Asia asset sale.

Motorola's Defy+ telephone is already boasted as a tough-as-nails smartphone, comprehending the essentials and surviving tumbles from huge heights.

In a bid to deal with ever growing data utilization from subscribers, AT&T has rolled out novel
data plans for smartphone and tablet users.

Microsoft will launch its new Windows Store to clients in late February along with the beta of Windows 8, an administrative of the firm stated

Fresh reports have been released that disclose that even though Google reigns over the online ad market, Facebook is bugging out as a promising participator and is expected to provide some tough time to Google in the coming time.

A panel of cell phone users detected that Amazon’s novel Kindle Fire tablet has an faulty browser, a touchscreen very small for fingers and an generally “deprived” user experience.

Cell phone makers Apple, Samsung, Motorola and HTC have been directed together with US network suppliers T-Mobile, Sprint and AT&T in a class action grievance connected to software, which allegedly breaches users’ privacy rights.