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Survey: Most Android users 'hate Apple' Top
In a Business Insider survey, most Android users said that they wouldn't buy an iPhone simply because they "hate Apple." Are emotions around Apple really so extreme? Or was this survey conducted in some fanboy community?
 
IBM's first quarter shines, 2011 outlook raised Top
IBM reported first-quarter earnings of $2.9 billion, or $2.31 a share, as most of its businesses and product lines delivered solid growth.
 
Microsoft to work with others on bug reports Top
Software giant details how its researchers will handle vulnerability reports affecting software from other companies and says it will coordinate multi-vendor reporting.
 
Apple reportedly rejecting apps with install perks Top
In a letter to developers, Tapjoy's CEO claims Apple is now rejecting applications that include promotional programs encouraging users to install other applications.
 
Yahoo earnings: It could be worse Top
The good news for Yahoo is that it beat Wall Street's expectations. It also highlighted in its earnings release that it created a very successful landing page for all varieties of information about Prince William's wedding.
 
Mozilla jumps into Node.js server project Top
Right now, the server software uses the JavaScript engine from Google's Chrome. Mozilla is transplanting Firefox's into Node.js.
 
Intel profit leaps to $3.2 billion, crushes estimates Top
Chipmaker posts fourth-quarter net income of $3.2 billion, up 29 percent over the same period last year. Revenue is $12.8 billion, an all-time company record, its CEO says.
 
BlackBerry PlayBook 'bridge' app not available for AT&T Top
AT&T says it's still testing the "bridge" app that syncs BlackBerrys with the PlayBook tablet. Critics suspect AT&T doesn't like the app because it allows BlackBerry users to bypass AT&T's tethering fee.
 
News sites helped, hurt by Google algorithm change Top
A CNET analysis of nearly 100,000 search results shows how news Web sites are faring after Google's recent change to its algorithm.
 
'Cloudbursting'...or just portable clouds? Top
A rational debate over whether "cloudbursting" is a reasonable use case to build toward shouldn't obscure the infinitely less debatable desire for cloud interoperability.
 
How not to overpay for your smartphone Top
Smartphones may useful, but using them can come at a high price. Experts say a lot of consumers are paying too much money for their monthly minutes and data services. CNET's Kara Tsuboi reports.
 
Microsoft iPhone app creates panoramic photos Top
Microsoft's free Photosynth iPhone app can stitch together multiple photos taken in any direction to create a single panoramic picture.
 
T-Mobile launches voice chat for Facebook Top
As regulators consider AT&T's $39 billion bid for T-Mobile USA, T-Mobile is still introducing new services to attract customers and find new revenue streams.
 
More Windows 8 leaks reveal cloud syncing Top
Details said to be leaked from the Windows 8 Milestone 1 build show the ability to sync certain data online, a more robust Task Manager, and an improved version of the Windows Disk Cleanup tool.
 
Mystery white iPhone sports 64GB, multitasking tweaks Top
What looks to be an early model iPhone 4 sporting a test version of iOS 4 is causing a stir, giving us a peek at what Apple might have envisioned for multitasking, search, and organization tools.
 
HBO on the go Top
Wal-Mart buys social media company Kosmix, Match.com will check for sex offenders, and HBO Go is expected to hit tablets and smartphones soon.
 
U.S. offers $2.1B in loan aid for world's biggest solar plant Top
The plant near Blythe in far-southern California will generate electricity by using trough-shaped mirrors to heat a fluid to generate steam to turn a turbine.
 
NASA ponies up $270 million for commercial spaceflight Top
The space agency's Commercial Crew Development effort directs a big chunk of change to four private enterprises, including Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin and Elon Musk's SpaceX.
 
Sony Ericsson profits slump, but Android helps Top
The company does stay in the black, beating predictions of a loss in part because of a shift toward Android smartphones. Still, its supply chain was staggered by the Japanese earthquake.
 

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