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• 26 October 2009

• News: Intel facing new antitrust complaint

  The U.S. Federal Trade Commission is moving toward opening a formal complaint against Intel, according to a news report published on Friday.

• News: Sony disc drive unit in DOJ investigation

  The US Department of Justice has requested information from Sony regarding its optical disc drive business in what could be the start of an investigation into the industry.

• 23 October 2009

• News: In Pictures: Windows 7 launched around world

  October 22, 2009: Microsoft launches Windows 7 around the world. The people rejoice.

• News: Microsoft selling third-party PCs online

  Microsoft has begun selling PCs and third-party software on a website for its new retail store in Arizona.

• News: Struggling AOL switches focus to content

  As it braces to be spun off and struggles with revenue, Time Warner's AOL Internet unit is busy crafting a new strategy focused around content creation that represents a shift in its focus, AOL's CEO, Tim Armstrong, said Thursday.

• 22 October 2009

• News: Nokia sues Apple for iPhone patents

  Nokia is suing Apple in the US federal court, slamming Apple for alleged iPhone infringes on 10 patents owned by the Finnish mobile phone maker.

• News: Microsoft signs Facebook & Twitter search deal

  Microsoft has joined forces with Twitter and Facebook to ensure social networkers will have their public status updates and messages indexed and presented in useful ways on the Bing search engine.

• News: EU slams Oracle's co-operation in Sun investigation

  The EU has slammed Oracle's lack of co-operation during an investigation of its purchase of Sun Microsystems

• 21 October 2009

• News: HP launches new print-on-demand service

  HP, bullish about web hosted print-on-demand (POD) services, has launched a new POD service called BookPrep for printing digital copies of books and enhanced an existing service called MagCloud with a new partner.

• 20 October 2009

• News: Mobile broadband revenues to soar to 2014

  Worldwide mobile data services revenues are expected to increase 17 percent in 2010. Through 2014, mobile data services revenues will grow at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 12 percent.

• News: Microsoft-Yahoo deal backed by advertising group

  Microsoft and Yahoo are touting a brief letter that an advertising association sent to the US Department of Justice supporting the search deal proposed by the companies.

• News: Apple iPhone shipments reach 7.4m in Q4

  Apple on Monday posted an increase in net profit and sales for the fourth quarter of 2009 despite a year-over-year decline in iPod shipments.

• 19 October 2009

• News: NASA hacker extradition delayed by Home Office

  NASA hacker Gary McKinnon is to have is extradition order reconsidered after new evidence regarding Asperger's Syndrome was presented to the Home Secretary.

• 16 October 2009

• News: Google revenue soars despite recession

  Google grew both its revenue and profit in the third quarter, which ended Sept. 30, registering results its CEO called "strong" and that exceeded Wall Street expectations.

• 15 October 2009

• News: Nokia near billion dollar loss due to smartphone failure

  Nokia has posted its first quarterly loss in a decade. Industry analysts blame the company's lack of smartphone focus as a major reason for its failure.

• News: Acer overtakes Dell as second largest PC maker

  Acer overtook Dell as the world's second-largest computer vendor during the third quarter, as the PC market showed signs of coming back to life, according to IDC.

• 14 October 2009

• News: Intel's Atom chip aids strong Q3 results

  Intel on Tuesday reported strong third-quarter earnings that beat analyst expectations and were buoyed by what the company called "momentum" in the economy.

• 13 October 2009

• Opinion: Danger! Untrustworthy computing

  It may have the monopoly on computer operating systems, but some people try their best to avoid Microsoft like the plague. And reasons to steer clear of the Redmond software giant are manifold.

• 12 October 2009

• News: Audience plummets at Ceatec tech tradeshow

  The number of visitors to Ceatec, Japan's largest consumer electronics exhibition, fell by roughly a quarter compared to last year, organisers said on Sunday.

• News: Google Chrome for Mac to launch by Christmas

  A Mac version of the Google Chrome web browser is likely to be available by Christmas, earlier than initially reported.

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