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• 20 January 2010

• News: Google pulling out of China could harm Android

  Google's decision to postpone the launch of two new Android phones in China this week points to the wider implications of the search giant's potential exit from the market.

• News: Less than 10% of IPv4 addresses remain

  Less than 10 percent of IPv4 addresses remain, says the Number Resource Organisation (NRO)

• News: EU's Yahoo-Microsoft review to end next month

  The EU has revealed it will publish its review of Microsoft's planned internet search tie-up with Yahoo by February 19.

• 19 January 2010

• News: Google considers insider job over China attack

  Google's investigation of a cyberattack that rocked the company's infrastructure in mid-December includes a probe of its staff in China, a source familiar with the investigation said on Monday.

• 18 January 2010

• News: Apple wants ban on Nokia imports

  Apple has asked the US International Trades Commission to ban imports of Nokia handsets, in retaliation to the Finnish phone manufacturer stepping up its patent battle with Apple.

• News: Technology comes to the rescue in Haiti

  International aid workers are scrambling to rebuild communications in Haiti following the devastating Jan. 12 earthquake, while people outside the country are using high-tech means to raise money for relief.

• 17 January 2010

• News: ARM: Intel is lagging in smartphone market

  Arm Holdings has designed chips that have powered mobile handsets and smartphones like Apple's iPhone for more than a decade.

• 16 January 2010

• News: 26 products to watch in 2010

  From genuine 3D technology to slick new e-readers, these products are the best of the crop from this year's International Consumer Electronics show. Get all CES news here.

• News: Microsoft is wasting its time with Windows Mobile 7

  Microsoft seems to have dropped out of the smartphone race, but it still has a chance to get reenergised and even pull ahead of the pack.

• 15 January 2010

• News: Visitors take longer at Microsoft than Apple

  People spend longer on Microsoft's website than on Apple's, according to new data from Nielsen Online.

• News: Kodak sues Apple and RIM

  Kodak is suing Apple and RIM, manufacturer of BlackBerry smartphones for infringing upon its digital imaging technology.

• 14 January 2010

• News: NASA hacker gets another reprive

  NASA hacker Gary McKinnon has hadhis extradition to face trial in the US delayed again.

• News: Is Google retreating from Chinese search domination?

  Google's share of the online search market in China has slipped and will continue falling because top Chinese search engine Baidu is more popular among new Web users in the country, a government report said last September.

• News: Unexpected growth for desktop PC sales

  Global shipments of PCs surged during Q4 of 2009, says IDC.

• News: How will Google's depature from China affect Microsoft and Yahoo

  FRAMINGHAM (01/13/2010) - Google's move to challenge Chinese censorship demands and threaten to pull its business from the country could pressure search rivals like Microsoft and Yahoo to follow suit.

• 13 January 2010

• News: Gov't should do more to get PCs in school

  Three quarters of teachers are calling on the government to do more when it comes to providing computers in schools, says Intel.

• News: Global IT market to grow by 8.1% in 2010

  The recesion's effect on the IT could be officially over, after Forrester revealed it expects the US IT market to grow by 6.6 percent in 2010.

• 12 January 2010

• News: Mac OS X boffin to work with old Apple pals

  Avadis "Avie" Tevanian, a former Senior Vice President of Software Engineering at Apple from 1997 to 2003, has joined a bunch of former Steve Jobs apostles at private equity firm Elevation Partners, where he will be a Managing Director.

• News: Google and Microsoft war over $5 billion cloud

  An evolving IT supply chain, business adoption of cloud platforms for IT services, and greater business use of handsets and smartphones are creating new revenue streams for both IT and mobile suppliers serving businesses.

• News: Survey: Steve Jobs unknown to most Brits

  A new voxpop survey suggests that the majority of people have little idea about technical language or the people involved in the IT industry. One in ten people on the streets of London apparently believe that Steve Jobs is a trade union leader rather than the CEO and co-founder of Apple.

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