Cisco Kills the Flip Cam
Cisco plans to cease production of its Flip line of digital videocameras, CEO John Chambers announced.
Mitt Romney Announces Presidential Bid via YouTube
Mitt Romney announced his bid for the 2012 presidency via a YouTube video posted Monday.
Microsoft Takes Control of 30% of Search Market
Microsoft has secured 30% of the search market, largely at Google's expense, according to figures from Experian Hitwise.
AOL Shuts Down Download Squad
In a somewhat surprising move, AOL/Huffington Post has shut down popular software blog Download Squad, accordin g to its editor.
Amazon Announces Cheaper $114 Kindle With Ads
Amazon has announced a cheaper, ad-supported version of its Wi-Fi-only Kindle 3 device called “Kindle With Special Offers.”
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