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| FT.com - Technology
FT.com - Technology
The ranks of unhappy iPhone users continued to swell at the weekend as Apple customers complained about problems maintaining a signal on the company's new 3G handset
Sky has taken the broadband market by storm since it began offering internet access two years ago, signing up 1.6m customers
The general mood of frugality hitting US shoppers as they cut back on spending during the downturn, is failing to hit electronics goods, which are seeing continuing robust demand
General Motors is planning to rebadge its Chevrolet Volt electric car as an Opel and bring it to Europe as part of the US carmaker's plans to expand the model range of its highly anticipated new vehicle
The US regulator says Nancy Heinen, one of two former top Apple executives accused of alleged improper manipulation of stock options grants, had agreed to pay $2.2m
A consortium of the biggest US cinema chains is closing in on a $1bn deal that will pave the way for a new generation of money-spinning 3-D movies, after securing provisional backing from Disney, Paramount and 20th Century Fox
New media footage of the Olympics is expanding the audience for the Beijing 2008 Games rather than cannibalising television, NBC Universal argued as it produced the first results of its effort to measure viewing on different platforms
Analysts say Ebay has been interested in acquiring Gmarket since it overtook its own Korean subsidiary, Internet Auction, in the country's fastgrowing customer-to-customer marketplace
The iPhone looks great but its rival has a strong corporate following and is determined to push beyond its core with the launch of its most consumer-friendly phone yet
South Korean mobile phone manufacturer, LG Electronics has overtaken rival Samsung to take second place in the US handset market behind Motorola in the latest quarter.
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