Motorola made some big Android-related announcements Thursday morning. CNET News reporter Tom Krazit, who live-blogged the event, joins us with details.
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Live blog: Motorola unveils Blur, Cliq, and Dext
Dell service to help hospitals with digital records
Symantec tool calculates your data's value to thieves
Google offers rivals a place in e-books program
Google moves toward micropayments for newspapers
Google bumps up size of search box
Following the controversial results of Iran's presidential elections, citizens turned to Twitter, Facebook, and other social-networking means to circumvent a government media clampdown and get supporters out to rallies. CNET News reporter Daniel Terdiman has more.
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Iran protesters using tech to skirt curbs
iPhone 3G S begins shipping to customers
Microsoft: No iPhone reimbursements for workers
Apple still wants to get Psystar into court
The day after the DTV transition
Does Microsoft's Bing have Google running scared?
Microsoft had a couple of announcements Monday morning--one planned, the other not so much (or so we've been led to believe.)...While the trustbusters at the U.S. Department of Justice pore over the proposed Google-Yahoo ad partnership, a coalition of companies says that the combination would be bad news for everyone else...It's not exactly Facebook or MySpace but an upcoming social network has been designed for U.S. intelligence agents.
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Google upgrades Gmail for IE 6 users
Ad trade group opposes Yahoo-Google search deal
Creating a 'Facebook for spies'
Zillow, newspaper consortium launch ad network
The last week has seen a slew of high-level departures from Yahoo. What do they mean? CNET News.com reporter Stephen Shankland breaks down the executive exodus--or as he calls it, "execudos."
Plus, new numbers from metrics firm ComScore show that in May, the battle of the social-networking sites may have gained a new front-runner: Facebook. It appears to have surpassed longtime rival MySpace in worldwide unique visitors for the first time.
And be sure to tune in Monday, when News.com's Holly Jackson will talk to New York Post entertainment features writer Michael Kane about his new book Game Boys: Professional Videogaming's Rise from the Basement to the Big Time. Kane followed two of professional gaming's most well-known teams, Team 3D and CompLexity, as they fought for sponsorships, players, and the No. 1 spot in gaming.
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Icahn set to release his final Yahoo slate
ComScore: Facebook is beating MySpace worldwide
Jammie Thomas likely to get another day in court
eBay pumps up PayPal protections
Infosys: Holograms on handsets by 2010
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