Straits Times Watchdog sees no problem with Yahoo! Japan-Google deal AFP TOKYO — Japan's fair trade watchdog said Wednesday it saw no monopoly problem with a search alliance between top Internet portal Yahoo! Japan and Google, Kyodo News reported. The tie-up “will not immediately run counter to the anti-monopoly law,” … Tokyo Defends Yahoo Japan-Google Deal Wall Street Journal Japan Is Okay With A Google-Yahoo Search Monopoly (GOOG, MSFT, YHOO) San Francisco Chronicle Yahoo Japan to switch to Google's search engine Reuters Economic Times ?- New York Times ?- Telegraph.co.uk all 719 news articles??

CBC.ca BlackBerry should comply with security rules or shut shop: Government The Hindu PTI The government has said that the makers of BlackBerry — Research in Motion (RIM) — have to address its security concern by offering monitoring facility, else the popular smartphone company will have to shut its shop in India.

Telegraph.co.uk BlackBerry stock slips on UAE security concerns Hindustan Times With the United Arab Emirates (UAE) joining India in seeking access to BlackBerry's encryption key to let their intelligence agencies have access to emails, shares of Blackberry maker Research In Motion (RIM) fell for the second consecutive day on … RIM Ends Down 4.2% As Comments By Foreign Governments Weigh Wall Street Journal BlackBerry security double-edged sword for RIM Vancouver Sun How data is managed on BlackBerrys raises questions about popular device Toronto Star Financial Post ?- Register ?- New York Times all 746 news articles??

Sydney Morning Herald Yahoo Japan to switch to Google's search engine Reuters A website of Yahoo Japan Corp is seen on a computer screen in Tokyo August 19, 2009. By Nobuhiro Kubo TOKYO (Reuters) – Yahoo Japan, Japan's largest Internet portal operator, will adopt Google's search engine, refusing to follow Yahoo Inc in choosing … Yahoo's Asia assets in focus as Yahoo Japan goes Google Economic Times Yahoo Downplays, Microsoft Blasts Yahoo Japan Deal With Google Wall Street Journal Yahoo Japan opts for Google search Asahi Shimbun PC World ?- The Associated Press ?- Australian Techworld all 753 news articles??

Moneycontrol.com Google Updates Plans to Sell Applications to Federal Government Wall Street Journal Google Inc. announced plans to sell special email, word-processing and other services to government agencies, keeping data generated by those applications in a system in the US that is segregated from customers outside the government. ..

Globe and Mail Leaked US archive fuels doubts on Afghan war Malaysia Star WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The Obama administration scrambled on Monday to manage the explosive leak of secret military records which paint a grim picture of the US-led war in Afghanistan and raise new doubts about key … Leaks Add Pressure on White House on Strategy New York Times Reports Depict Pakistani Ex-Spy as Taliban Link Wall Street Journal WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange TIME CNN International ?- CBC.ca ?- msnbc.com all 3,594 news articles??

Stuff.co.nz Smuggled iPads poised to flood China from Hong Kong Washington Post July 23 (Bloomberg) — For Wang Pingdao, each day Apple Inc. waits to introduce its latest gadgets in China means extra profit from selling imported iPhones and iPads in Beijing.

The Hindu Microsoft Shares Slip Despite Earnings Beat > MSFT Wall Street Journal Shares of Microsoft Corp. (MSFT) slipped Friday, a day after the software giant posted a 48% profit jump, beating Wall Street's projections.

The Hindu India unveils $35 computer for students CNN New Delhi, India (CNN) — India has unveiled a $35 computer prototype as part of its program to provide connectivity to its students and teachers at affordable prices. Kapil Sibal, the country's human resources development … India unveils prototype of $35 tablet computer The Associated Press India develops 35-dollar 'laptop' for schools AFP India's Rs.1500 laptop a godsend for students Sify Rediff ?- Inquirer ?- Wall Street Journal (blog) all 380 news articles??

Washington Post Microsoft reports rise in profits The Press Association Software giant Microsoft has posted a big rise in quarterly profits amid signs of a rebound in technology spending by corporate customers.