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Yahoo, Nokia tie up for chat, mail and maps

Yahoo Mail and Messenger will power Nokia's mobile mail and chat services starting later this year, the companies said during a press conference on Monday.  read more »

FTC won't oppose Google's acquisition of AdMob

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission won't block Google's US$750 million acquisition of mobile advertising vendor AdMob because the deal isn't likely to harm competition in the emerging mobile advertising market, the agency said Friday.  read more »

More than half of Facebook users may quit site, poll finds

About 60% of Facebook users are considering quitting the social network due to concerns over whether the site adequately protects the privacy of their posts.  read more »

Analyst: Apple iPad has 91 per cent satisfaction rating

Two new surveys from ChangeWave Research will be good news for Apple, with the recently launched iPad gaining rave reviews from customers.  read more »

Thai riots spark reporting via Twitter, YouTube

The serious riots in Bangkok this week have taken a tragic toll out on the streets, but have also sparked an unprecedented emergence of amateur news gathering, shared over YouTube, Facebook and Twitter, which has proved ideal for the fast-moving situation.  read more »

South Africa operator adopts Facebook's 'zero' mobile site

MTN Group, a South Africa-based regional mobile telecom service provider, has partnered with Facebook to offer its customers access to the social networking company's new mobile Web site that is designed for speed.  read more »

Nigeria's top PC maker eyes expansion abroad

Nigeria's largest PC manufacturer, Omatek, is targeting continental growth, after establishing a market base in West Africa.  read more »

Nigeria asks Germany for info on Siemens bribery case

Nigeria's Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) is asking German authorities for a copy of the sentence a Munich court handed in the case of two former Siemens managers found guilty of bribery to obtain telecom contracts in Nigeria.  read more »

China set for net blackout on Tiananmen Square anniversary

The Chinese Government is set to terminate circumvention methods of its mandatory Internet filter ahead of the anniversary of the Tiananmen Square Massacre next month, according to the Tor Project founder.  read more »

Android Music Store to Take on Apple iTunes

All gloves are off between Google and Apple, after the search giant unveiled a host of products to compete with the Cupertino company. Following Google TV and Flash on Android, Google will also take on Apple's iTunes through the acquisition of music streaming service Simplify Media, and a music store in the Android Market.  read more »