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China warns Google as Internet row deal seen soon
BEIJING (Reuters) – China warned Google, the world’s largest search engine, against flouting the country’s laws on Friday, as expectations grow for a resolution to a public battle over censorship and cyber-security.
PCCW Unit Suspended From Beijing Land Transactions (Update2)
Pacific Century Premium Developments Ltd., the real-estate unit of Hong Kong billionaire Richard Li’s PCCW Ltd., was suspended from buying and selling land in Beijing, according to a local government statement.
Tip of the Week: Baseball Schedules
How to put a baseball game schedule onto your personal calendar.
IE 9, Windows Phone in the Mix
At the annual Las Vegas event, Microsoft plans to show its latest browser and give developers the tools they need to write software for the forthcoming Windows Phone 7 series devices.
Why no one cares about privacy anymore
A backlash to the Google Buzz backlash indicates that people have grown comfortable relinquishing their privacy. Call it Generation X-hibitionist, developing on Web sites like Loopt, FriendFeed, Flickr, and Blippy.
5 problems with cellphone networks
Smartphone users blame congested airwaves for slow service. The truth is that many culprits cause problems for all wireless operators.
Bechtle Chief Predicts Profit Rise on Public Spending (Update1)
Bechtle AG, the German computer and software retailer whose customers include the Federal Army, predicted 2010 revenue and earnings before tax will rise, helped by the economic recovery and public-sector spending.
Google tweaking Buzz to declutter Gmail inbox
Don’t like Buzz spamming your Gmail inbox? Google is adding some knobs to let users dial down the notifications.
Cisco to Boost India Workforce Faster Than Elsewhere (Update1)
Cisco Systems Inc., the biggest network-equipment maker, plans to boost its workforce in India faster than anywhere else to meet surging data traffic.
Willcom Seeks $1.5 Billion to Emerge From Bankruptcy (Update1)
Willcom Inc., the Japanese wireless carrier that filed for bankruptcy protection, is seeking financial aid of as much as 137.8 billion yen ($1.5 billion) to revive the company.
Willcom to Be Split, Receive Financial Support From Softbank
Willcom Inc., the Japanese wireless carrier that filed for bankruptcy protection, will be split and receive financial aid from Softbank Corp., Advantage Partners LLP and a state-backed turnaround agency.
Apple says iPad pre-orders start Friday morning
Company confirms that anyone who wants to order an iPad online can begin the quest early Friday–5:30 a.m PST, to be exact. You don’t even have to get out of bed.
