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Steve Ballmer, Microsoft Corp CEO announces a partnership with Verizon as he delivers the pre-show keynote address at the annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Nevada January 7, 2009. (Rick Wilking/Reuters)Reuters - Verizon Communications Inc has chosen Microsoft Corp to provide Internet search services for cell phones, in what is seen as a blow to rivals Google Inc and Yahoo Inc.


A worker looks at Sony Bravia flat panel televisions during a media preview at the 2009 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) at the Las Vegas Convention Center in Las Vegas, Nevada, January 7, 2009. The televisions are equipped with a variety of energy-saving features, including a motion sensor which will turn off the picture if it detects no movement in front of the TV. The consumer technology trade show begins January 8 and is expected to attract 2,700 exhibitors and 130,000 attendees. (Steve Marcus/Reuters)Reuters - TVs, TVs everywhere but not a 150-inch in sight. With much of the world grappling with recession, technology giants at the annual Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas eschewed the one-upmanship that had characterized past gatherings and focused instead on unveiling slimmer, energy-saving televisions with Internet bells and whistles.


CNET - LAS VEGAS--We're live at the Venetian Ballroom, moments away from the unveiling of the long-awaited new phone platform from Palm.

NewsFactor - Yahoo is making a bid for Internet television. The company's Connected TV group unveiled the next generation of technology and services for Internet-connected televisions, along with a slew of partnerships that promise consumers plenty of options.

Reuters - Nearly 4 million Britons bought goods online on Christmas Day, spending 102 million pounds ($154 million),or 21 percent more than on the same day last year, Internet retail industry body IMRG said in a report on Thursday.

Steve Ballmer, Microsoft Corp CEO announces a partnership with Verizon as he delivers the pre-show keynote address at the annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, January 7, 2009. (Rick Wilking/Reuters)Reuters - Verizon Communications Inc picked Microsoft Corp to provide Internet search services for cell phones, in what is seen as a blow to rivals Google Inc and Yahoo Inc.


Fake coffins with the Arabic words, AFP - European and US media and social network websites are struggling to cope with a deluge of reader comments sparked by the Gaza conflict, most fiercely partisan and some explicitly racist or anti-Semitic, according to the sites' administrators.


NewsFactor - In a loss for Google, Verizon Wireless on Wednesday selected Microsoft to provide portal, local and Internet search as well as mobile advertising services. The five-year agreement will begin in the first half of the year, with Microsoft Live Search available on new Verizon Wireless feature phones and smartphones.

Currency traders work in a dealing room at the Korea Exchange Bank in Seoul in December 2008. South Korean prosecution authorities said Thursday they had arrested a popular Internet pundit on charges of spreading AFP - South Korean prosecution authorities said Thursday they had arrested a popular Internet pundit on charges of spreading "groundless" allegations that the country's currency, the won, was imperilled.


PC World - For a long time people have been talking about marrying internet content with TV content, but trying to do so has vexed many companies in the past (remember WebTV?). Yahoo has a new approach: a set of widgets called Yahoo ConnectedTV. I took a good look at the service at the Digital Experience pre-CES kickoff event, and I was impressed.

PC World - Skype is embracing the Android platform today with the expected launch of the Skype Lite app for devices running on Google's mobile OS. The application will enable T-Mobile G1 users to make cheap calls without the need of a mobile Internet connection and also chat via instant messages with people in their Skype friends list.

PC Magazine - With support from major companies and a host of consumer-friendly devices coming, 2009 may be induction power's coming out party.

A technician installs the television display in the LG Electronics area at the annual Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Nevada, United States, on January 7. On Wednesday, in rapid-fire succession, Sony, LG Electronics, Toshiba, Samsung and Vizio showed off attention-grabbing new flat-panel television models embedded with Yahoo! AFP - The wall between televisions and computers is crumbling and Internet pioneer Yahoo! is swinging a virtual hammer.


Women walk past Yahoo office in Santa Monica, California, October 3, 2007. (Lucy Nicholson/Reuters)Reuters - Yahoo Inc unveiled on Wednesday a list of partners to aid its push to bring the Internet and television together, hoping their joint effort will finally connect with consumers.


PC Magazine - Sound Blaster for iTunes and the GigaWorks T20W eliminate cables from the music listening experience.

Reuters - A monthly gauge of online labor demand in the United States slid in December, suggesting job conditions worsened with the economy stuck in a recession, a private employment group said on Thursday.

Reuters - Satellite TV provider Dish Network Corp will unveil a new digital video recorder on Thursday that will allow people watch their favorite television shows on any Internet-enabled device.

CNET - LAS VEGAS--Verizon will soon allow some Fios TV customers to remotely access their DVRs online from a computer or via a Verizon Wireless cell phone, the company is expected to announce Thursday at the Consumer Electronics Show that it.

PC World - Sony Electronics showed off its latest high-definition televisions today. The new HDTV models reflect the company's emphasis on improved color reproduction, fast 240Hz refresh rates, and Internet connectivity.

AP - Banking on the idea that consumers want new ways to tap their ever-growing collections of music, photos and videos, Cisco Systems Inc. unveiled a media hub Wednesday that lets people access and share songs, pictures and movies all over the home — and from afar, over the Internet.

 
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