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1) Microsoft Starts Over in Phone Software
http://feeds.nytimes.com/click.phdo?i=84ee3885e233921f4a4efc33ac45e08c
Microsoft unveiled a new version of its flagship smartphone software, now called Windows Phone.
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2) Itineraries: The Convention Crashers
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Renegade vendors called ?outboarders? say they have to stretch their meager marketing budgets any way they can, but the industry calls them parasites.
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3) Jobs Is Said to Assist With Book on His Life
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Apple?s chief executive is set to collaborate on an authorized biography, to be written by Walter Isaacson, the former managing editor of Time magazine.
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4) You, Too, Can Soon Be Like Tom Cruise in 'Minority Report'
http://feeds.nytimes.com/click.phdo?i=fb552cee49dc9f5c14b06f660f6a8450
Gesture-based computer interfaces are almost a reality, says John Underkoffler, who led the team that dreamed up the version shown in the 2002 science-fiction movie.
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5) More Shoppers Go Online, Hungry for Deals
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More people shopped online last year but spent less, and for some things, like clothes, preferred brick-and-mortar stores.
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6) Intel and Nokia Team Up on Mobile Software
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The technology heavyweights joined forces at the Mobile World Congress event in Barcelona to unveil MeeGo, a software platform designed to run on just about any computing device.
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7) Smarter Sensors Start Going to Work
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Royal Dutch Shell and Hewlett-Packard are announcing a joint project to use next-generation sensor technology in oil exploration that points toward the potential gains from advanced sensing systems.
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8) Mexican Broadcaster Buys 30% Stake in Telecom Unit
http://feeds.nytimes.com/click.phdo?i=64dd3b61ebaf1b03116f6cec74c12fb1
Grupo Televisa hopes to add wireless and broadband data services to its existing portfolio of pay TV offerings.
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9) Bharti Airtel Bids for Zain's African Phone Customers
http://feeds.nytimes.com/click.phdo?i=57ae0caf79c30651d87c85b965d91b51
Bharti Airtel, the largest Indian mobile phone company by subscribers, confirmed on Monday that it is in talks to buy the African assets of the Kuwaiti telecom company Zain for about $10.7 billion.
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10) Reuters BreakingViews: A Difficult Stretch in a Telecom Deal
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Bharti Airtel?s plan to buy the African assets of Zain worried investors who fear the company can?t afford it.
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11) Mobile Data, the Next Generation: High Speeds but at What Cost?
http://feeds.nytimes.com/click.phdo?i=a3c362e070ecb6fe9a2b10fb0daf5cb7
Carriers are wary of repeating the mistakes of a decade ago, when billions were spent on equipment and licenses for third generation networks that were largely ignored by consumers until Apple introduced the iPhone.
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12) Local TV for Devices on the Move
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Broadcasters that have been losing viewers are betting that TV on mobile devices can win back an audience and lead to new revenue.
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13) Anger Leads to Apology From Google About Buzz
http://feeds.nytimes.com/click.phdo?i=1306955e4a480ed47591f8089e68c191
The company is disabling Buzz?s much-criticized auto-follow feature, which had been intended to make it easy for people to start using the service.
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14) Cities Prepare for Life With the Electric Car
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In West Coast communities, green consciousness and enthusiasm seem to be stirring public interest in the cars.
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15) Charges in Web Video Bring Unusual Rebuttal From F.D.I.C.
http://feeds.nytimes.com/click.phdo?i=a3bb6a67e21e3e8afd5e98be6c73f668
The statement by the F.D.I.C. was not only an effort at rumor control and a nod to the power of online media but also a defense of the agency.
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16) Insider Trading Charge in China
http://feeds.nytimes.com/click.phdo?i=10cb6edf9c8ce4a8d04e0ef85a8f8b5c
A long-running scandal over the former Gome chairman?s alleged activities has already tarnished the careers of a series of Chinese officials.
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