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• Google amps up music search
• Sky Player on Xbox 360 launch suffers technical problems
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• Microsoft wimps out of Family Guy Windows 7 special
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• 'Get a Mac' ads heckle Windows 7 launch
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• Amazon to publish free Kindle PC app
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• ARM Cortex A5 chip to bring smart phones to the masses
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• Windows 7 released: Your guide, from shop to shut-down
• Sky Player brings live and on-demand telly to Windows 7 and Xbox Live
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• Apple Magic Mouse, new iMac and white MacBook hands-on videos
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• WolframAlpha offers £30 iPhone app: World says 'LOL!'
• 3 gets first Android phone: HTC Hero with free Spotify Premium
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• Google makes record $1.6bn profit
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• Channel 4 to put entire shows on YouTube
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• Acer Aspire 5738PG: Touchscreen Windows 7 laptop unveiled
• Acer Liquid: First widescreen Snapdragon Android phone
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• Steve Jobs named 'most influential person in tech' -- again
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