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Court: Microsoft Must Pay Law Firm $5.6 Million
An appeals court orders the software giant to pay a law firm that had opposed it in antitrust litigation.

Twitter Buys Out Mixer Labs
Microblogging service acquires developer of the GeoAPI location mapping tool.

FTC Asks Google For More Info On AdMob Buy
The FTC request means there will be a delay in Google's acquisition of the mobile ad company, Google says.

Broadcom Unveils Netbook Video Decoder
The Crystal HD video decoder boosts performance on netbooks using Intel's latest N450 Atom processor.

Apple Display Suit Dismissed
The lawsuit claimed that Apple knowingly sold iMacs with defective displays.

Skype, Avaya Discuss Partnership
Silver Lake, an investor in both firms, has been working to broker a deal between the communications companies.

Hospitals Cut Costs With BI Software
Two hospitals in Florida and California are using business intelligence and analytic software to corral costs and aid clinical reporting.

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Truthing Up
Posted By Jonathan Salem Baskin

I've been reminded recently that a few of the leading technology brands have added expert counsel -- lawyering and PR-ing up -- to deal with emerging public policy issues. I wonder why they don't just tell the truth.

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iPhone Vs. Droid - 3G Shootout
Posted by Ed Hansberry
We've all seen the knock-down-drag-out advertising battle between Verizon and AT&T in the last few weeks with Verizon claiming a far superior 3G coverage map while AT&T fired back with a faster 3G network. Investment banking firm Piper Jaffray decided to put the speed claims to the test. Armed with an iPhone and the Verizon Droid, they set off in New York to see who was the speed king.

Google Nexus One Android Phone Fully Revealed
Posted By Eric Zeman
Leave it to the guys over at Gizmodo to score some one-on-one action with the most talked-about device of December 2009 -- the Google Nexus One. They spent some serious time with it and come away impressed. Oh, and the spec list leaked, too.

Android Apps Arcade Now Open In Facebook
Posted By Eric Zeman
If there's one thing to be said about 2009, perhaps it should be called the "Year of the Apps Store." It seems like every entity out there launched a mobile apps store. Helping aid in the discovery process, Mplayit has platform specific stores that can be browsed from within Facebook.

iPhone 2010 May Have 5MP Camera

Posted By Eric Zeman
The current supplier of camera chips for Apple's iPhone, OmniVision Technologies, says it got a whopper of an order from Apple for 2010. Not only will it supply Apple with 40 to 45 million imaging sensors, they will rate 5 megapixels.

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