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Google under antitrust probe in the US
25 Jun 2011
50% of all marketing automation vendors to develop Apple iPad apps exclusively by 2016: Gartner
25 Jun 2011
KKR, Silver Lake close to buying Go Daddy for $2 bn
25 Jun 2011
A consortium of private equity firms are close to buying Go Daddy, the world’s biggest registrar of internet domain names, for $2 billion to $2.5 billion
Online video Hulu weighing sale option: sources
23 Jun 2011
Google extends voice search to PCs
23 Jun 2011
The search option allows users to speak their search requests in English while sitting in front of their computers, instead of manually typing it out.
RIM launches PlayBook in India
23 Jun 2011
Google reaches billion-user mark
22 Jun 2011
At the time of the first measurement in 2006, Google had slightly less than 500 million unique users per month, with Microsoft taking the top spot at 539 million
Misys receives bid approach for takeover
22 Jun 2011
LulzSec offers to track down Sega's hackers
20 Jun 2011
Internet to open up to new naming methods
20 Jun 2011
Critics warn that the move would increase the risks from "phishing" sites, which could use confusing domain names in language scripts that look similar to existing ones to capture peoples' details
US government to get tough with web hackers
18 Jun 2011
Infosys Technologies Ltd is now `Infosys Ltd'
18 Jun 2011
China’s Huawei building Bangalore campus; big plans for India
16 Jun 2011
Chinese IT major Huawei Technologies said Tuesday it will invest $120-150 million to set up its own R&D campus in Bangalore, the first company-owned research facility outside China.
LulzSec takes down CIA web site
16 Jun 2011
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