Thursday, April 26, 2012

US Escalates Google Case by Hiring Noted Outside Lawyer - New York Times


Financial Times

US Escalates Google Case by Hiring Noted Outside Lawyer
New York Times
Federal regulators escalated their antitrust investigation of Google on Thursday by hiring a prominent litigator, sending a strong signal that they are prepared to take the Internet giant to court. The Federal Trade Commission is examining Google's ...
FTC Hires High-Profile Lawyer to Help Lead Google ProbeWall Street Journal
FTC hires outside litigator in Google antitrust caseBoston Globe
FTC taps outside counsel for Google antitrust probeReuters
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Samsung tops Apple in global mobile phone shipments - CNET


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Samsung tops Apple in global mobile phone shipments
CNET
Samsung is on a tear and dominating worldwide mobile phone shipments, according to two market research firms. by Brooke Crothers April 26, 2012 10:29 PM PDT Follow @mbrookec Samsung's smartphone shipments soared over the same period last to easily grab ...
Samsung Overtakes Nokia, Becomes World's No.1 Handset Maker For First Time ...Wall Street Journal
Seoul shares gain, Samsung Elec at record high on earningsReuters
Smartphones fuel Samsung profit to recordAtlanta Journal Constitution

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Ex-Sun boss McNealy sides with Oracle in Google dispute - Computerworld


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Ex-Sun boss McNealy sides with Oracle in Google dispute
Computerworld
By James Niccolai IDG News Service - Former Sun boss Scott McNealy sided with Oracle on Thursday in its dispute with Google over Android, testifying in court that companies needed a license to use Sun's Java programming interfaces.
Former Sun CEO says Google's Android didn't need license for Java APIsCNET
Ex-Sun Boss Defends Google's Right To Java on AndroidWired News
Ex-Sun leaders disagree about Google's use of JavaSan Francisco Chronicle
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Report: Amazon Now Has the Lead in Android Tablet Market - Tom's Guide


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Report: Amazon Now Has the Lead in Android Tablet Market
Tom's Guide
This is what happens when you offer a premium device for a discount price: you rule the world. Customers want a bargain. They want a quality product for mere pennies, and have proven so with the Kindle Fire. So far Amazon's new 7-inch tablet is Apple's ...
Kindle Fire is dominating other Android tabletsVatorNews
Amazon Q1 Revenue Rises, With Help From Cloud ServicesCRN
Amazon's Earnings Decline 35% but Top ForecastsNew York Times
Wall Street Journal -Forbes -San Francisco Chronicle
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House OKs cybersecurity bill despite veto threat - USA TODAY


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House OKs cybersecurity bill despite veto threat
USA TODAY
WASHINGTON (AP) â€" The House of Representatives ignored Obama administration objections Thursday and approved legislation aimed at helping stop electronic attacks on critical US infrastructure and private companies. By Jacquelyn Martin, AP House Speaker ...
US House passes cyber bill despite veto threatReuters
House OKs cybersecurity billSan Francisco Chronicle
Cyber-security bill passes House but faces snagsLos Angeles Times
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House OKs cybersecurity bill despite veto threat - USA TODAY


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House OKs cybersecurity bill despite veto threat
USA TODAY
WASHINGTON (AP) â€" The House of Representatives ignored Obama administration objections Thursday and approved legislation aimed at helping stop electronic attacks on critical US infrastructure and private companies. On a bipartisan vote of 248-168, ...
US House passes cyber bill despite veto threatReuters
Cyber-security bill passes House but faces snagsLos Angeles Times
House Approves Controversial CISPA Cyber-Security BillPC Magazine
Christian Science Monitor -PCWorld
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Amazon First-Quarter Revenue Tops Estimates on Kindle Sales - San Francisco Chronicle


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Amazon First-Quarter Revenue Tops Estimates on Kindle Sales
San Francisco Chronicle
(Updates with an analyst's comment in eighth paragraph.) April 26 (Bloomberg) -- Amazon.com Inc., the world's largest Internet retailer, beat analysts' first-quarter revenue and earnings estimates, led by demand for Kindle devices and e- commerce ...
Amazon profits beat Wall Street forecastsBBC News
Kindle Fire helps Amazon beat 1Q estimatesHouston Chronicle
Amazon 1Q beats estimates, stock jumpsUSA TODAY
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Kindle Fire helps Amazon beat 1Q estimates - San Francisco Chronicle


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Kindle Fire helps Amazon beat 1Q estimates
San Francisco Chronicle
(04-26) 15:39 PDT LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Amazon.com Inc. posted first quarter profits Thursday that blew by analysts' estimates and boosted the company's stock in extended trading. The online commerce giant said its Kindle Fire tablet computer was its ...
Summary Box: Hot-selling Kindle Fire helps Amazon top 1st-quarter profit estimatesWashington Post
Amazon Profit Slips 35% As Spending ContinuesWall Street Journal
Amazon 1Q beats estimates, stock jumpsUSA TODAY
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Amazon 1Q beats estimates, stock jumps - USA TODAY


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Amazon 1Q beats estimates, stock jumps
USA TODAY
SEATTLE (AP) â€" Amazon.com Inc. posted first-quarter profits Thursday that blew by analysts' estimates and caused the company's stock to jump in extended trading. The company said its Kindle Fire tablet remains its best-selling item, but its outlook for ...
Amazon's Profit Declines but Beats ExpectationsNew York Times
Amazon First-Quarter Revenue Tops Estimates on Kindle SalesSan Francisco Chronicle
Amazon quarter better than expected; is it the Kindle effect?CNET
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Twitter updates iPhone, Android apps - Computerworld


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Twitter updates iPhone, Android apps
Computerworld
By Sharon Gaudin Computerworld - Twitter released updated iPhone and Android apps Thursday that make it easier for users to search and find new information. With a growing number of people tweeting and checking tweets on the train, at the local coffee ...
Updated Twitter apps add Activity feed, better searchCNET
Twitter Update: Hands-on with push notifications galoreSlashGear
Twitter app update brings improved discover, search and notifications to iOS ...Engadget
Mashable -Android Community -Mobile Burn
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Amazon's Kindle Fire now owns over half of the Android tablet market - Mobile Burn


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Amazon's Kindle Fire now owns over half of the Android tablet market
Mobile Burn
comScore's latest report on the Android tablet market is sure to give many manufacturers pause, as it claims that Amazon's Kindle Fire captured over half of the market in a matter of just a few months. According to the report, the Kindle Fire holds ...
Amazon fixed one of the most broken things about Kindle Fire, now it needs to ...BetaNews
ComScore pegs Kindle Fire at more than 50 percent of the Android tablet marketEngadget
Kindle Fire Claims More Than Half Android Tablet MarketMediaPost Communications
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Google Drive's Introduction Looks To Dropkick Dropbox - Forbes


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Google Drive's Introduction Looks To Dropkick Dropbox
Forbes
Google introduced its cloud storage offering Google Drive, which had reportedly been stuck in development limbo for years. Google Drive will compete with Dropbox, Microsoft's SkyDrive as well as Apple's iCloud, a cloud-based storage and sync service.
Your Google Drive Files Can End Up in AdsWired News
Who needs cloud computing?Los Angeles Times
5 Reasons Microsoft SkyDrive is Better Than Google DriveNetwork World
Washington Post -The Associated Press -Geek
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Nintendo posts first annual loss in at least three decades - Los Angeles Times


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Nintendo posts first annual loss in at least three decades
Los Angeles Times
Nintendo on Thursday posted losses of more than $500 million for its fiscal year -- its first annual loss since the Japanese gaming company began publicly reporting its financial results in 1981. The maker of Mario and Zelda games in January ...
Nintendo Hurt by New RivalsNew York Times
Nintendo Sees Major Loss Thanks to Weak 3DS, Wii SalesPC Magazine
Nintendo Records $531.1 Million Annual LossWall Street Journal
Financial Times -Forbes -Telegraph.co.uk
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Your Google Drive Files Can End Up in Ads - Wired News


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Your Google Drive Files Can End Up in Ads
Wired News
By Casey Johnston The combination of Google's new storage service, Google Drive, and the company's recently unified terms of service and privacy policy, have riled the Internet into demanding to know why Google seemed to be claiming ownership of their ...
Who needs cloud computing?Los Angeles Times
You're already using Google DriveSlashGear
Cloud wars: How Google Drive's privacy policy stacks up against its rivals'Washington Post
Houston Chronicle -VentureBeat
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Hubbub over content rights greets Google Drive - The Associated Press


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Hubbub over content rights greets Google Drive
The Associated Press
By MICHAEL LIEDTKE, AP Technology Writer â€" 1 minute ago SAN FRANCISCO (AP) â€" Google is facing suspicion and confusion as it tries to persuade people to entrust personal documents, photos and other content to the company's new online storage service.
Cloud wars: How Google Drive's privacy policy stack up against its rivals'Washington Post
Cloud storage booming, but trouble brewingInfoWorld
Cloud Storage Booming, But Trouble is on the HorizonPCWorld
Wall Street Journal (blog) -Computerworld -USA TODAY
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Cloud wars: How Google Drive's privacy policy stack up against its rivals' - Washington Post


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Cloud wars: How Google Drive's privacy policy stack up against its rivals'
Washington Post
The Google Drive cloud storage service launched yesterday to much fanfare, but as with any new Google product, there are important questions about how the company will actually use personal data uploaded to the system. Google sells ads against your ...
Cloud storage booming, but trouble brewingInfoWorld
Hubbub over content rights greets Google DriveKPVI News 6
The G Drive TOS critics need to shut upZDNet (blog)
Mobile & Apps -Computerworld
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Nintendouch: Nintendo Reports First Annual Loss - Forbes


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Nintendouch: Nintendo Reports First Annual Loss
Forbes
The problems of Nintendo and Sony, world-conquering Japanese brands of the 80s and 90s, have been reported widely â€" not only floods, earthquakes and exchange rates have battered these giants, but also changing market tastes and the rise of the ...
Nintendo slides to massive loss as revenue falls off a cliffCNET
Summary Box: Nintendo Sinks Into Loss, Weak SalesABC News
Nintendo posts first loss in 30 yearsThe Guardian
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Content rights confusion greets Google Drive - USA TODAY


USA TODAY

Content rights confusion greets Google Drive
USA TODAY
By Michael Liedtke, AP SAN FRANCISCO (AP) â€" Google is already facing spasms of suspicion and confusion as it tries to persuade people to entrust their personal documents, photos and other digital content to the company's new online storage service.
5 alternatives to Google DriveWashington Post
Google Drive fights privacy paranoiaSlashGear
Can Dropbox, other cloud providers survive Google Drive?Computerworld
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Oracle loses bid to assert third patent in Google trial - InfoWorld


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Oracle loses bid to assert third patent in Google trial
InfoWorld
By James Niccolai | IDG News Service Oracle has lost its bid to assert a third patent in its trial against Google, with a favorable decision from the US Patent & Trademark Office coming "a few days too late," a judge ruled on Wednesday.
Oracle v. Google: The Trial and the ErrorsTechNewsWorld
Oracle Grills Google's Schmidt, RubinInformationWeek
Google's first Android prototype smartphone was a Blackberry rip offInquirer
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Google's first Android prototype smartphone was a Blackberry rip off - Inquirer


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Google's first Android prototype smartphone was a Blackberry rip off
Inquirer
By Carly Page THE ONGOING COURT BATTLE between Google and Oracle has unearthed another gem, as Google has revealed its first Android prototype smartphone from 2006. The phone pictured was a prototype for a "Google Mass Market Phone", and it shows that ...
Google had plans to subsidize Android unlimited dataSlashGear
Oracle Grills Google's Schmidt, RubinInformationWeek
Google expects 35 pc of 2013 revenue to be non-searchIBNLive.com
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Can Dropbox, other cloud providers survive Google Drive? - Computerworld


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Can Dropbox, other cloud providers survive Google Drive?
Computerworld
By Lucas Mearian Computerworld - The 800-pound gorilla has landed and is leveraging its existing relationship with hundreds of millions of users to port them to their cloud storage and file sharing service Google Drive. Can smaller cloud storage ...
Does Google Drive own your data? Policy actually no worse than rivalsFox News
Google Drive terms of service: 'A toxic brew'CNET
Baidu thrives as Google Drive is blocked in ChinaRegister
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Google says it won't own user data in cloud - Boston.com


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Google says it won't own user data in cloud
Boston.com
By Michael B. Farrell Soon after Google Inc. unveiled its new online storage service Tuesday, some technology bloggers and companies raised concerns over what kind of access Google would have to the digital files and photos that the Internet giant will ...
Baidu thrives as Google Drive is blocked in ChinaRegister
Does Google Drive own your data? Policy actually no worse than rivalsFox News
Google Drive terms of service: 'A toxic brew'CNET
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Nintendo posts annual loss: Blames bleeding 3DS - SlashGear


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Nintendo posts annual loss: Blames bleeding 3DS
SlashGear
Nintendo has reported its first ever annual loss, with full-year financial results to the end of March 31 2012 showing a loss of 37.3bn yen ($459.54m), though the company predicts a flip to profit in 2013. Selling the Nintendo 3DS at below cost price ...
Price Cuts Hit NintendoWall Street Journal
Nintendo Co. sinks into annual loss on weak Wii sales, strong yenWashington Post
Nintendo sinks into loss on weak salesThe Seattle Times
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Baidu thrives as Google Drive is blocked in China - Register


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Baidu thrives as Google Drive is blocked in China
Register
By Phil Muncaster • Get more from this author Google's chances of challenging old search foe Baidu in the Chinese market look even more remote, after the Chinese government blocked the Chocolate Factory's much-hyped Google Drive service.
Hubbub Over Content Rights Greets Google DriveABC News
Does Google Drive own your data? Policy actually no worse than rivalsFox News
Google Drive terms of service: 'A toxic brew'CNET
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