monday

Sony introduces new cameras with translucent mirrors (Macworld.com)

Macworld.com - Sony announced three new camera models on Monday, including two that feature a new translucent mirror technology.

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Sony introduces new cameras with translucent mirrors
(Macworld.com)

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HP makes $1.5B bid for 3Par, topping Dell’s offer (AP)

AP - Hewlett-Packard Co.

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HP makes $1.5B bid for 3Par, topping Dell’s offer
(AP)

monday

Remains of the Day: Why don’t we just call it iPadworld? (Macworld.com)

Macworld.com - The iPad is affecting people in all kinds of ways: Some break the law for it, some are cutting back on netbook shipments, and some are feeling really blue about its limited font support. Here are your Monday remainders.

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Remains of the Day: Why don’t we just call it iPadworld?
(Macworld.com)

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Dell to buy 3Par for $1.13 billion (AP)

AP - Dell Inc. said Monday it’s buying 3Par Inc., a maker of enterprise data storage equipment, for about $1.13 billion cash.

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Dell to buy 3Par for $1.13 billion
(AP)

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S.Korea to take preorders for iPhone 4 (AFP)

AFP - Apple’s South Korean distributor said Monday it would start taking preorders for the iPhone 4 this week before its official launch next month.

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S.Korea to take preorders for iPhone 4
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monday

Internet calling service Skype files for IPO (AP)

AP - Skype SA, the Internet calling service that was controlled until last year by eBay Inc., filed Monday for a U.S. initial public offering.

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Internet calling service Skype files for IPO
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monday

Internet calling service Skype files for IPO (AP)

AP - Skype SA, the Internet calling service that was controlled until last year by eBay Inc., filed Monday for a U.S. initial public offering.

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Internet calling service Skype files for IPO
(AP)

monday

Saudis hold breath on BlackBerry ban (AFP)

AFP - Hundreds of thousands of BlackBerry users were Monday awaiting a decision by the Saudi regulator on banning the handset’s messenger service following tests aimed at allaying security concerns.

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Saudis hold breath on BlackBerry ban
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China Unicom to sell Apple’s iPhone with Wi-Fi (AP)

AP - Apple’s Chinese partner says it will sell iPhones with Wi-Fi starting Monday, adding to mounting competition in China’s smart phone market.

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China Unicom to sell Apple’s iPhone with Wi-Fi
(AP)

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HP reaches settlement with DOJ in kickbacks case (AP)

AP - Hewlett-Packard Co. said Monday that it has agreed in principle to settle a lawsuit by the Department of Justice, which alleged that HP and other technology companies paid kickbacks to Accenture PLC in exchange for recommendations for government work.

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HP reaches settlement with DOJ in kickbacks case
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