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Verizon challenges Apple with Vcast app store
Verizon Wireless is taking on Apple in the smartphone application store war with the introduction of its new Vcast application store for smartphones.
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Sprint bets big
on prepaid wirelessThe company sees the prepaid cell phone market as a prime opportunity as it takes on AT&T and Verizon Wireless. But are the cards really in its favor?
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• Sprint to buy Virgin for $483 million
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Report: Microhoo deal to come in next 24 hours
update An official announcement of a search and advertising deal between Microsoft and Yahoo is expected within the next 24 hours, according to All Things D.
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Overall time spent online remains static
People aren't online any longer, but they're savvier and know where they want to go, according to a newly released Forrester report.
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At Black Hat and Defcon, hackers talk shop
This week's gatherings in Las Vegas are the place to be for those who want to know how break into electronic gear--and how to stop those break-ins.
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Apple blocks Google Voice app for iPhone
The application never made it through the approval process, and all apps using Google Voice have been pulled from the App Store.
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Ex-Grokster exec pulls out of Pirate Bay acquisition
Less than two weeks after being hired to obtain legal content for Global Gaming, Wayne Rosso walks away over "strong doubts" about whether a deal can be completed.
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Microsoft will open stores in Arizona, California
Software maker confirms it has signed the first two leases as it follows Apple's lead and opens its own set of retail stores.
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Shuttle Endeavour undocks from space station
Endeavour undocks from the International Space Station to wrap up a complex five-spacewalk construction mission. Landing in Florida is expected Friday.
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Microsoft issues patches for IE, Visual Studio
In rare out-of-cycle security update, Microsoft fixes hole that put IE users at risk of attacks via ActiveX and other controls.
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National Academies: U.S. energy at a crossroads
Cleaner energy is possible but moves to promote technologies that improve energy security and reduce carbon emissions will take decades to bear fruit, says report.
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Yahoo Mobile site gets iPhone overhaul, syncing
Yahoo unveils a new iPhone-optimized design for the iPhone's Safari browser that factors in a new feature: Web-syncing.
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Report: Acer Android Netbook pushed back
A report says the company isn't seeing as strong demand for Android-based Netbooks, and will delay a previously announced model.
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Electric-car maker Coda gains high-powered investors
Former Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson is one of the investors in a $24 million round in Chinese-American electric-car company Coda Automotive.
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Protecting America's birds of prey
At the World Center for Birds of Prey, in Boise, Idaho, a dedicated staff is working to help get California condors and aplomado falcons off the endangered species list. Which bird is next?
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