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MySpace Music testing audio ads (1)

MySpace Music is now testing 30-second audio ads that are played when listeners want to listen to free music through the popular service.

Google cuts Nexus One fees, adds phone support

Google has finally cleaned up the last of the problems with its Nexus One smartphone, adding customer support phone lines and axing an outrageously high early termination fee.

Google to add social features to Gmail

Google plans to introduce new social networking features into Gmail later this week, hoping to keep users logged into the popular e-mail service for longer periods of time.

Nook to finally arrive in Barnes & Noble stores

Barnes & Noble will finally use its brick-and-mortar muscle to sell the Nook e-reader in stores.

Apple is nimble on iPad pricing (1)

Apple will remain "nimble" on the anticipated $499 price tag of the recently announced iPad tablet, saying it is willing to adjust the price depending on consumer demand.

Netflix may get 1080p video streaming [Update: No] (6)

Netflix will support 1080p video streaming later this year according to one report, even as the company downplays the importance of HD in another.

Amazon to list Macmillan books again

Macmillan book titles have returned to Amazon after a one-week hiatus, with both sides finally settling their pricing dispute over the weekend, though exact details of the deal weren't released.

Future Google phones could translate voice

Google is working on software that can translate voice into other languages on the fly, and hopes it'll be ready in a few years.

PS3 closing ground on Xbox 360 (1)

After years of trailing the Nintendo Wii and Microsoft Xbox 360 on the sales charts, the Sony PlayStation 3 continues to close the gap on the Xbox 360.

Another publisher kills $10 e-books (1)

Hachette is the next publisher to abandon the $10 e-book model, predictably following the path of Macmillan and HarperCollins.

Asus plans to release e-reader, tablet (1)

Asus plans to rival the Apple iPad tablet by releasing its own Eee Book e-reader and tablet PC sometime during Q3 or Q4 this year, the company said.

Samsung: Transparent displays are coming (5)

Samsung seems ready to release a media player with a transparent AMOLED display this year, and could follow with the same technology on a laptop.

Xbox Live support for original Xbox discontinued (7)

Microsoft today announced it will end Xbox Live support for the original Xbox game console, as the service will be officially dropped on April 15.

Boxee, NBC spar over Hulu (1)

NBC is showing no love to Boxee, calling the Web video software illegal and prompting a fiery response from Boxee's co-founder.

Symbian goes open source

The Symbian Foundation released the source code of the popular Symbian mobile OS to the community yesterday, as the OS continues to lose marketshare to rival software offerings.
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