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The most important tech news of 2011

Read the top 10 breaking news about of 2011 that created a big impact in the world and no surprises that Apple made most of the important news

Sony to resume playstation network services in Japan

The gaming network will finally restore its services in Japan this week after 2 ½ months of suspension

Apple blames Samsung for copying the iPad and iPhone designs

Apple sued Samsung alleging that the Galaxy phones and tablet designs are a copy of the iPhone and iPads.

Google plans to fund $100 Million for original content on YouTube

Google plans to create 20 special channels on its YouTube site, and will spend $100 million to create original programs

Apple's iPad 2 is in the stores and how..

Lines form across the country, Apple Loyalists or lunatics, one flying in from Moscow and another a Frenchman, traveling across the Atlantic ocean just to grab a taste of the future, iPad 2, which was released on Friday at Apple's SoHo store in New York.

Twitter not going for IPO yet

The co-founder of the popular microblogging site, Biz Stone made it very clear that Twitter has no plans to go public any time soon and does not need additional funds because it is making money.

Android: The most popular in the smartphone market

Google's mobile operating system Android became the most-used smartphone platform in the fourth quarter of 2010, according to a report from research firm Canalys.

Facebook up with new tools and security measures

Facebook is putting effort to make it easier for people to share their updates selectively and group the members on the friend list as friends, family members and co-workers.

Microsoft sues Motorola

Microsoft Corp has sued handset maker Motorola Inc. for allegedly infringing on the software giant’s nine patents in its Android-based smartphones, which run on software built by Google Inc.

Oracle Corp. comes up with combined Engineering

Oracle Corp. Chief Executive Larry Ellison boasted the company’s new emphasis on engineering combined software and computer hardware systems on Wednesday, with a similar approach to what Steve Jobs deployed at Apple Inc.

Google Inc. : Search made Instant with Google Instant

Google Inc. accelerated its search by adding a feature which displays results as soon as searchers begin typing their requests. This “accelerated” change has been termed as "Google Instant," and is closest that the 12-year-old company has come to realize its founders' ambition to build a search engine that reads its users' minds.

Google: Brings Web on TV

Google Inc. is planning to launch its service to bring the Web to TV screens in the United States by this autumn and will cater the same service worldwide by next year, Google’s chief executive said, as it extends its reach from the desktop to the living room.

HTC Corp: Competing with Apple Inc.

East Asia has been the hub of world's electronics factory. HTC Corp., a Taiwanese maker of smart phones, is coming up with its own brand name as it is competing with the most famous smartphone, the Apple’s iPhone.

Research In Motion: Servers to be set in India

India has widened its security crackdown and has asked all the companies that provide encrypted communications along with Research In Motion to install servers in the country to make it easier for the government to obtain users' data. This move is likely to affect digital giants like Google and Skype.

Google China: Survival amidst Controversies

Launch of Google China

Yahoo Japan Corp: Video delivery Service along with Google

Yahoo Japan Corp and Google Inc are broadening the scope of their video delivery services in Japan. From early September, Yahoo Japan's unit GyaO Corp will add dramas from public broadcaster NHK and cartoons and other programs from TV Tokyo Corp to its pay-for-view streaming service, charging several hundred yen per show.

Motorola eyes weak first quarter

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