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Google’s China Phones Postponed: Google sent a signal that it may retreat from its pursuit of China’s cellphone market by delaying the China launch of two phones that use its Android operating system.

IBM Logs Strong Contract Bookings: IBM reported a $4.8 billion profit as the technology giant saw growth its services business and cost reductions. Revenue rose 1%, but fell 5% adjusting for currency swings.

Google’s China Music Partner Faces Unsure Fate: Hanging in the balance of Google’s possible withdrawal from China is the fate of the search giant’s partnership with a Chinese company to distribute music free online.

Microsoft Tightens Privacy Rules: Microsoft acted on its promise to tighten consumer-privacy rules, saying it will limit the length of time it holds customers’ Internet search data to six months.
Your Inner Earpiece: The new Jawbone Icon synchs with a PC to expand its voice-command capability and add personality to your Bluetooth device.

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