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Apple's shares fall after poor review of iPhone 4
Shares of Apple Inc. slid more than 4 per cent on Tuesday after a poor review for its iPhone 4 from an influential consumer guide underpinned mounting complaints about the hot-selling device's reception.
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Microsoft and Fujitsu partnership on cloud computing
Microsoft and Japan's Fujitsu have agreed on a partnership in global cloud computing, where data and programs are stored on servers that are accessed online rather than on users' computers.
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U.S. cyber watch expands to monitor older computers in private sector
The U.S. government is expanding its cyber-surveillance operations to include privately owned networks, a Wall Street Journal investigation has found.
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Apple to open second flagship store in China
Apple Inc. will open its second flagship store in China, in the heart of Shanghai's financial district on Saturday, the company said on Thursday.
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Google still waiting on licence decision from China
Google's application for renewal of its licence to operate in China, the world's largest Internet market, is still under review, a company spokeswoman and a government official said Wednesday.
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Social media get analytical approach
For Syncapse Corp., the ability to answer tough social media questions -- such as "Just how much is a Facebook fan worth?" -- has the Toronto technology firm working alongside such global companies as RIM, PepsiCo. and the Walt Disney Co. to help those companies navigate the social Web.
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Apple missing out on consumer market in China
The founder of Chinese IT giant Lenovo said in an interview published Monday that Apple is missing huge opportunities in the world's most populous nation because it does not understand mainland consumers.
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Ed Willes
Sure can't rival a revival
Anyone who's familiar with the modern history of the CFL is aware that, when success comes knocking on the league's door, there's generally no one there to answer.
Stuart Derdeyn, John P. McLaughlin
CD reviews July 13
The second album from these re-formed pop masters is exactly what you've come to expect. The shimmering harmonies and Beat-le-esque arrangements that have been Neil Finn's part and parcel since he penned hits for Split Endz in his teens are here in force. Also, is the slightly depressed lyrical content that made "Don't Dream It's Over" so enduring. Highlights include "Either Side of the World," "Saturday Sun" and shuffling "Twice If You're Lucky." B -- Stuart Derdeyn
Brian Lewis
Treaty-freed Tsawwassen band to take charge
It's been 14 months since the Tsawwassen First Nation's treaty took effect and freed the 328-member band from more than a century of being shackled by the federal Indian Act.
Michael Smyth
Robertson reveals himself as ignorant, arrogant
Like most modern politicians, Gregor Robertson rarely veers off a carefully scripted message track, making it difficult for reporters and the public alike to know what he's really, truly thinking.
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