Technology
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Google prepared to quit China over censor feud
A top Google executive reaffirmed Wednesday that the Internet giant is prepared to leave China if Beijing says it must censor Web searches or quit the country.
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Sony, Samsung detail 3D TV plans
Sony and Samsung announced plans to introduce 3D televisions in coming months, betting they will become the next hot products in an increasingly crowded electronics industry.
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U.S. Web retail sales to reach $249 bln by '14
Online retail sales in the United States could reach $248.7 billion by 2014, growing 60 percent from 2009, according to a study released on Monday.
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IPad to hit stores April 3
Apple Inc said the first iPads will be in U.S. stores on April 3 and hit nine international markets from Japan to the United Kingdom later in April.
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Sony developing handheld devices to counter Apple
Japanese electronics giant Sony is developing a new lineup of handheld products to counter Apple's stable of portable devices, The Wall Street Journal reported Thursday.
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Viacom to drop Jon Stewart, Colbert Report from Hulu
Viacom Inc's Comedy Central is withdrawing its popular comedy shows "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart" and "The Colbert Report" from online video service Hulu, a Hulu executive said on Tuesday.
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Apple sues HTC for iPhone patent infringement
Apple announced Tuesday that it had filed a lawsuit against HTC, maker of the Nexus One smartphone from Google, accusing the Taiwan company of infringing on 20 iPhone patents.
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Sony tells PS3 owners not to play while it fixes bug
Japanese electronics giant Sony on Monday advised owners of older versions of the PlayStation 3 not to use the videogame console until it can fix a problem with the clock in the system.
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Facebook patents social networking update feeds
Facebook has won a US patent on news feeds behind the kinds of real-time updates that make social-networking websites a hit with users.
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Virtual reality games may help stroke victims recover
Playing on a virtual reality gaming system may help stroke patients improve their motor function, according to a small study presented Thursday at a conference of the American Stroke Association.
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