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  1. App Store installer glitch now fixed, says Apple
  2. HTC posts Q2 2012 results, net profit down over 50 percent
  3. Rumor: Amazon developing own smartphone
  4. HTC posts Q2 2012 results, net profit down over 50 percent
  5. Staples reveals Nexus 7 will ship between July 12 and 17
  6. Hands on: Seagate GoFlex Desk Thunderbolt adapter
  7. Asus shows off Nexus 7 covers
  8. Lumia 910 could be Nokia's Windows Phone 8 flagship
  9. BlackBerry App World passes 3 billion downloads
  10. Apple withdraws Macintosh line from EPEAT certification
  11. Nokia app tips Lumia 1001 existence
  12. Best Buy, Future Shop begin Nexus 7 pre-orders
  13. HP unveils two new all-in-one business models
  14. Nokia exec: Lumias get PureView 'very soon'
  15. Rumor: next Kindle Fire to pack 1200x800 resolution display
  16. Samsung requests entries to $4.08M App Challenge
  17. HP Envy 23 all-in-one first to carry Envy name
  18. Rumor: iPad Mini to take design cues from iPod touch
  19. Apple cracks down on sites selling access to iOS 6 beta
  20. Apple takes 55th place in updated Fortune Global 500
  21. Samsung wins against Apple in UK Galaxy Tab dispute
  22. Code hints at possibility of iOS Maps tech in OS X
  23. Report: Samsung Windows RT tablet set for October
  24. Microsoft to acquire touchscreen maker Perceptive Pixel
  25. New Twitter iOS app features leak
  26. Foxconn prepares to release Nano PC range later this year
  27. Microsoft sets Windows 8 release time to late October
  28. QuickMemo to bring new sharing features to LG phones
  29. Report: quad-core LG phone to feature self-made processor
  30. Nokia will ship a pink Lumia 900 to AT&T only on July 15
  31. Review: WaterField Muzetto Outback bag for tablets
  32. Fujitsu sets hybrid tablet, slate notebook for Q3 release
  33. 3DS, Wii U to feature unified online accounts
  34. TED launches TED Books app for iPhone, iPad
  35. NoiseFree sues Apple over iPhone sound reduction tech
  36. HP unveils Internet terminal monitor, new displays
  37. Briefly: Apple keeps $74B overseas, AMD lowers 2Q guidance
  38. Samsung crushes competition in Russian wireless market
  39. Dotcom extradition hearing postponed until Spring 2013
  40. Windows to Go feature demonstrated at MS partner conference
  41. Intel snaps up 10 percent of chip fab machine maker ASML
  42. Google makes Android 4.1 Jelly Bean source code available
  43. Google facing record $22.5 million fine over Safari privacy
  44. Wacom adds multi-touch to Cintiq 24HD display tablet
  45. Nokia hands MeeGo patents to make Jolla possible
  46. Third-gen iPad to launch in China on July 20th
  47. Apple wins patent on Passbook-style 'iTravel' concept
  48. QWERTY T-Mobile Samsung slider may be Galaxy S Blaze Q
  49. Beta features mean motion controls soon to hit Chrome
  50. San Francisco to halt Mac buys in wake of EPEAT issue
  51. Briefly: iSmart Elite warranty, ChargeCare portable battery
  52. Apple seeds iCloud Control Panel 2.0 beta for Windows
  53. Canon ads Pixma and Selphy printers to its lineup
  54. Twitter for iOS hits 4.3, Google+ comes to iPad
  55. Autodesk to roll out Scaleform for mobile development
  56. Ouya open game console quickly attracts Kickstarter pledges
  57. Garmin adds rugged Fenix outdoor watch to GPS range
  58. Next-gen iPod nano could revert to rectangular shape
  59. Photos show alleged engineering sample of iPhone 5
  60. WD adds Red drives designed for network attached storage
  61. Benchmarks appear for unreleased 13-inch MacBook Pro
  62. RIM shares drop after investors demand answers
  63. Congress to weigh patent infringement, sales bans
  64. Motorola, MS to stay lawsuits pending FRAND ruling
  65. Corel announces Painter 12 update, iPad control option
  66. ITC review stops HTC from reapplying Google's loaned patents
  67. Apple discusses withdrawal from EPEAT certification
  68. Galaxy Nexus gets Jelly Bean, Galaxy Note gets ICS
  69. Monster reveals ClarityHD Micro Bluetooth speaker
  70. Griffin MIDIConnect turns iPad, iPhone into music studio
  71. WSJ adds to Amazon smartphone rumors, claims 5" screen
  72. Images depict alleged case mold for 'mini' iPad
  73. Nexus 7 gets Android 4.1.1 update
  74. New malware targets OS X, Linux, and Windows
  75. IHS: All-in-one PCs to outpace traditional desktops
  76. Briefly: Universal Type Client for CS6, WD 2go update
  77. European Commission proposes changes to music licensing
  78. Parallels Desktop, Parallels Mobile update for Retina tech
  79. Facebook releases SDK 3.0 beta for iOS developers
  80. Tep adds European roaming to hotspot rental service
  81. RIM lands patent to block behind-the-wheel texting
  82. Sprint: carriers suffer from Galaxy Nexus ban, too
  83. Apple grows to 12 percent US share in worldwide PC slump
  84. Judge: NY startup can stream live TV to iPhones
  85. Microsoft to have 44 retail stores by mid-2013
  86. Galaxy S III security patch disables unified search
  87. Judge Koh recuses herself from Facebook settlement hearing
  88. Yahoo Voices server hacked, 400,000 passwords leaked
  89. Secretary of Commerce launches local patent office program
  90. Klipsch S4i Rugged goes outdoors, gets colorful
  91. Garmin GLO with GPS-GLONASS boosts mobile positioning
  92. Toshiba ups the ante with 900GB HDD at 10,500RPM
  93. US Iranian group speaks out over Apple Store discrimination
  94. News Corp. considering cutting The Daily, source says
  95. Formspring passwords compromised, posted online
  96. Windows Phone exec leaves Microsoft for Amazon
  97. Second iPhone 5 engineering sample shows online
  98. Briefly: ShareFile, IMDb updates released in App Store
  99. C Spire rolls out no-contract mobile data plans
  100. New York City introduces free Wi-Fi hotspots to payphones
  101. Analysts claim 6.5M Samsung Galaxy S III sales in Q2
  102. Greenpeace: Apple clean energy policies have improved
  103. US Apple refurbs blank for third day for eastern US [U]
  104. Betaworks to acquire Digg for $500,000
  105. Samsung and Apple file pre-trial juror questionnaires
  106. NBC releases Olympic apps for statistics, live streams
  107. Nielsen: two-thirds of new mobile buyers get smartphones
  108. Chinese sellers offering pre-orders of 'iPhone 5' on Taobao
  109. Rash of data thefts emphasize need for strong user passwords
  110. New ARM-based ODROID-X microPC development board inbound
  111. HTC Vertex HD tablet surfaces, along with mystery device
  112. Review: Western Digital My Net N900 Wi-Fi router
  113. Special edition Galaxy S III in Garnet Red, AT&T exclusive
  114. LCD makers settle price fixing lawsuit for $1.12 billion
  115. BBC launches Olympic apps with live streams for UK users
  116. Microsoft planning to ditch full retail Windows 8 version?
  117. Hacking technique allows free iOS in-app downloads
  118. Digg sold for $16 million, to WaPo, Betaworks, LinkedIn
  119. Verizon, Exent bring GameTanium to US Android handsets
  120. Microsoft Office 15 to be unveiled next week
  121. Apple backtracks, puts eligible products back on EPEAT list
  122. Excellent publicity stunt
  123. BBC: value of Facebook 'Likes' doubtful
  124. NVIDIA forums hack compromises 390,000 accounts
  125. Google H.264 license to Microsoft may end Motorola suit
  126. Google confirms Nexus 7 shipments in poetic tweet
  127. ZTE probed by FBI, announces profits could drop 80 percent
  128. Apple responds to Russian in-app purchasing hack reports
  129. Canadian Supreme Court expands consumer 'fair use' rights
  130. Nexus 7 reportedly seeing high retail sales
  131. Judge: no new trial in Oracle versus Google
  132. HP says memristor tech at least two years away
  133. Samsung wins expedited Galaxy Nexus injunction hearing
  134. Apple's Retina MacBook Pro wins EPEAT Gold status on return
  135. Facebook picks up bookmarking company Spool
  136. RIM owes $147 million over patent suit
  137. Analysis: 330K Lumia phones sold in the US
  138. Zuckerberg: mobile is our biggest challenge
  139. Symantec acknowledges anti-virus bug crashes computers
  140. Aereo to expand TV streaming to most major markets
  141. Roku 2, LT, HD patch update improves video performance
  142. Wikimedia to start Wikipedia of travel guides?
  143. New York Times backs plans for 7.85-inch Apple tablet
  144. Nokia Lumia 900 flagship slashed to $50 on AT&T
  145. Lenovo tipped to become no.1 PC maker this year
  146. Google Nexus Q gets CyanogenMod 9 and XBMC hacks
  147. Photo shows first alleged white iPhone 5 panel
  148. Briefly: Pelle folio for iPad, Business Card Shop 4 launched
  149. Apple takes active measures against App Store purchase hack
  150. Android fragmentation drove ex-Google head to choose iOS
  151. Apple pushes iOS 6 beta 3 to developers
  152. Sony begins selling unlocked NXT phones in the US
  153. Steam lists productivity, photography genres in Android app
  154. Pius EV is a build-it-yourself electric vehicle
  155. Changes in iOS 6 beta 3 include Maps, Safari, iCloud tweaks
  156. DoE gives NVIDIA $12.4m for exascale computer research
  157. Microsoft showing off new Office 15 features
  158. Google exec Marissa Mayer to become next Yahoo CEO
  159. Telecoms stockpiling nano-SIM cards ahead of iPhone 5
  160. T-Mobile support confirms Galaxy Note launch
  161. Briefly: Raspberry Pi, BioLite Campstove, Xbox LIVE app
  162. Cisco buys cloud, virtual machine security company Virtuata
  163. Briefly: imgur block, ViewSonic monitor, Google App Engine
  164. Tested: Retina Display MacBook Pro and USB 3.0 drive cases
  165. Qantas Air to replace Blackberries with iPhones
  166. Code in iOS 6 reveals AT&T may plan charge for 3G FaceTime
  167. WSJ: next-gen iPhone to use thin display tech
  168. Intel boosts 330 Series SSDs to 240GB, lowers prices
  169. Google Street View shows Antarctic World Heritage locations
  170. OnLive bringing Universal Controller support to Nexus 7
  171. Autodesk buys Socialcam in $60 million deal
  172. Samsung buys CSR's mobile technology
  173. Moto Xoom doesn't violate iPad design, German court rules
  174. DealNN roundup: JBL OnBeat Wireless Speaker/Dock, now $99
  175. Briefly: Canon Direct Print and Scan, Electrix launched
  176. iOS 6 b3 adds Shared Photo Streams, VIP mail to iPhone 3GS
  177. 16GB Nexus 7 now shipping in 3-4 weeks
  178. TweetDeck 1.5 gets quicker navigation options
  179. Valve porting Steam client, Source engine to Linux
  180. Waterproof Kyocera Hydro due at Boost Mobile on August 3
  181. TiVo to buy shopping tracker TRA
  182. Facebook engineer unblocks Imgur, apologizes for error
  183. D-Link outs its first router with 802.11ac Wi-Fi
  184. Former iAd head Andy Miller joins Leap Motion as president
  185. Mozilla releases Firefox 14 with encrypted Google searches
  186. Crucial begins selling m4 mSATA for very thin Ultrabooks
  187. Skype pushes out hotfixes for IM security bug
  188. Briefly: Sonos mobile app updated, Raspberry Pi OS
  189. Yahoo profit continues to fall, revenues slip to $1.2B
  190. Deadline looms for Motorola Android handset ban
  191. User decline report causes Facebook stock slide
  192. Google+ snags top spot in service index
  193. Briefly:iPhone in ophthalmology, 1Password, Samsung buy
  194. HTC applies two ex-HP patents to ongoing Apple legal fight
  195. AT&T CEO keeps door to 3G FaceTime charges open
  196. Predictions: MBA sales, future products, smartphone growth
  197. Chinese display makers form OLED alliance
  198. Sony F800 Series Android Walkman leads new range
  199. PayPal acquires photo-based mobile payments firm Card.io
  200. AT&T mimics Verizon, outlines shared data plans
  201. Judge blocks Apple, Samsung requests to keep docs private
  202. Next-gen iPhone expected to get NFC, LTE, 1GB of RAM
  203. Online Apple store gets SMS order status updates
  204. UK judge asks Apple to announce Samsung didn't copy iPad
  205. Microsoft said to prep 'Wedge' line of Windows 8 keyboards
  206. Apple faces Portugal lawsuit over AppleCare
  207. YouTube adds face blurring feature to hide subjects
  208. Dropbox hires third-party firm to look into security breach
  209. TreeHugger: Retina Mac batteries not replaceable
  210. Samsung's 75-inch ES9000 HDTV due in August for $10K
  211. Windows 8 release date revealed
  212. Panasonic reveals four additions to Lumix camera range
  213. Ofcom report: SMS used more than voice calls in UK
  214. Verizon LTE rolls out in 33 new markets
  215. Apple starts attaching unique IDs to in-app receipts
  216. 2013 Honda Accord to be the first with Aha-based HondaLink
  217. Details for Kansas City Google Fiber launch due July 26
  218. Apple wins broad user interface patent
  219. Oracle versus Google 'fair use' legal fight heading to DC?
  220. EU looking into Windows 8 browser lockout
  221. Briefly: Scosche Realm, Etymotic MusicPRO, UrbanEars Zinken
  222. Judge deals Samsung procedural blows in Apple hearing
  223. Sprint commits to no additional charge for 3G FaceTime
  224. Briefly: Hex Stealth Case, Red Giant Carousel launched
  225. Google Play Books now available in France
  226. Apple already increasing US production efforts, report says
  227. iTunes Match coming to Poland, Hungary, others on Thursday?
  228. Briefly: Osmos Retina update, Final Draft and Mountain Lion
  229. Nokia Q2 results reveal $1 billion loss, 4M Lumia sales
  230. Verizon: iPhone sales less than Android, more than LTE
  231. HTC readying Android 4.1 update for One XL, One S
  232. Nokia says 'something amazing' due for Sept. 7
  233. iTunes in the Cloud movie support extends to UK, elsewhere
  234. iHome outs three-foot tall docking speaker tower
  235. Samsung loses more motions in Galaxy Tab injunction appeal
  236. Facebook phone concept shows what could be dedicated device
  237. IBM posts better than expected profits
  238. ASUS explains lack of rear camera on Nexus 7
  239. Qualcomm says Snapdragon demand exceeds capacity
  240. 500-app limit imposed in iOS 6 beta, consulting firm claims
  241. Microsoft posts $192M Q4 loss over failed aQuantive buyout
  242. Google posts $2.8 billion second quarter profit
  243. China Internet used by 538M people, 388M via mobile phones
  244. Canadian elections breach releases 2.4 million voters' data
  245. Former Clinton campaign manager goes to Microsoft
  246. Nokia CEO: Nokia will be first to Windows Phone 8
  247. Dell plans to build $5B software business
  248. Briefly: Evernote, Civilization V, Microsoft AutoUpdate
  249. New Firefox OS images emerge
  250. B&O Playmaker to stream wireless sound from smartphones