NewsFactor - Google is pushing its voice-recognition technology to Apple’s iPhone first, before devices running its own Android mobile platform.
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AFP - A website launched Friday with the backing of technology industry and Hollywood elite urges people worldwide to help craft a framework for harmony between all religions.
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AP - A one time dot-com billionaire from Las Vegas has been sentenced to nine years in prison for defrauding investors in his software company in 2001.
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AP - A virtual affair is ending a real-life marriage in southwest England.
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CNET - You know an e-mail is going to be juicy when its subject line is “CONFIDENTIAL” and it starts out: “I would prefer not to have this discussion on email.”
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InfoWorld - By?? the first half of 2009, Citrix will make its XenDesktop and XenApp client and server software for remote access to Windows applications available for the iPhone.
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NewsFactor - Microsoft says it has realized several key metrics it set for the Live Search cashback program it launched in May. The program was designed to help merchants maximize their advertising investments and drive more sales by providing consumers with a cash incentive to buy online.
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AP - Shares of Activision Blizzard Inc. and Electronic Arts Inc. declined Friday after October’s video game retail sales report from the NPD Group showed a disappointing performance in the music genre.
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NewsFactor - Sun Microsystems on Friday said it will lay off 15 to 18 percent of its workforce. The announcement comes as part of a series of changes the company is making as it continues an uphill struggle.
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Reuters - Top handset maker Nokia Oyj said on Friday the world’s mobile phone market would fall in the fourth quarter and next year as economic slowdown crimps consumer demand around the world.
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