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• 03 February 2011

• News: Vodafone slams Egypt president Mubarak over text 'hijacking'

  Vodafone has accused Egypt's embattled president, Hosni Mubarak, of effectively hijacking its network to send propaganda.

• Video: Video review: The Daily iPad app

  We look at Rupert Murdoch's iPad-only newspaper

• Video: Bill Gates adds $100m to polio fund

  Increases foundation's commitment to eradicating polio

• 01 February 2011

• News: Advertisement: Xvision HD Megapixel IP CCTV cameras

  Keeping your home and business secure has become easier with Xvision's range of remote access IP CCTV cameras.

• 31 January 2011

• News: Google expands mobile app development

  Google is aggressively expanding its mobile app development efforts. According to a Wall Street Journal report, one of the first orders of business following the shakeup in executive leadership is to seek out app development talent. Google recognizes the value of mobile platforms and is working to stay one step ahead to claim its piece of the mobile market pie.

• News: Apple iPad 2 component list leaked in report

  A Taiwanese analyst has reported that the iPad 2 will have a better quality screen than its predecessor, though won't have a retina display.

• News: BlackBerry is the UK's top smartphone brand

  According to research BlackBerry was the UK's top-selling smartphone brand in 2010, with 36 percent of all smartphone sales in December 2010.

• News: German scientists find electrical field helps brain forget

  The next time you're told some important information, you might want to write it down. Or at least, that's what German scientists would advise. Researchers from University of Göttingen and the Bernstein Center for Computational Neuroscience have found that human brains actually forget information at a "surprisingly high" rate.

• News: Samsung makes record sales on back of Galaxy Tab, S

  Samsung Electronics reported a fresh all-time sales high in the fourth quarter, boosted by two products with Google's Android mobile OS on board.

• News: Microsoft moves work out of Egypt

  Microsoft, one of the companies located in Cairo's Smart Villages hi-tech office park, has begun shifting work to other locations in the wake of the on-going unrest in Egypt.

• 28 January 2011

• News: Linux vendors teaming up for an App Store

  There seems to be no end to the momentum propelling Linux into the mainstream these days, and this week news came out that's surely among the most exciting developments yet.

• News: Microsoft ships 2m copies of Windows Phone 7

  A Microsoft executive said this week the company shipped more than 2 million copies of its revamped operating system, Windows Phone 7, in the most recent quarter.

• News: Amazon sells more e-books than paperbacks

  During its earnings announcement today, Amazon released some tantalizing tidbits that show just how its book business has evolved in the past year. The company still won't discuss hard and fast numbers for actual Kindle devices sold, or books sold for that matter, but that doesn't make the new information any less noteworthy.

• 27 January 2011

• News: Lenovo, NEC form PC joint venture in Japan

  Lenovo and NEC have announced a joint venture to sell PCs in Japan.

• News: EU clears Intel's purchase of McAfee

  The European Union's competition authorities have cleared Intel's proposed acquisition of McAfee subject to certain conditions.

• 26 January 2011

• News: Intel taps Will.i.am for creative director job

  William James Adams Jr., better known as Will.i.am of the popular music group Black Eyed Peas, has been named as Intel's new director of creative innovation.

• Video: Intel names Will.i.am 'director of creative innovation'

  Musician will work with Intel on developing new technologies

• News: Poll: Apple iPad 2 leads list of 2011 must-haves

  In a PC Advisor poll of 7,855 visitors to the site, just under a third (32.3 percent) named the follow-up to Apple's iPad as their most likely technology purchase in 2011.

• 25 January 2011

• News: Twitter's ad revenue to hit $150M this year

  Twitter's advertising revenue will reach $150 million in 2011 and $250 million next year, according to digital marketing research company eMarketer.

• News: Watchdog critical of Google's 'cozy' govt deals

  Consumer Watchdog, an advocacy group largely focused in recent years on Google's privacy practices, has called on a congressional investigation into the Internet giant's "cozy" relationship with U.S. President Barack Obama's administration.

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