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China is the one place where Google doesn't necessarily dominate in terms of search and mobile. But with Android espousing an open platform, companies like Dell and
Microsoft has recently done some reshuffling of key executive posts, which includes its Windows Phone 7 chief. In assigning Andy Lees a new non-executive "contributor" role working directly under the CEO, is Microsoft on its way to merging its desktop and mobile operating systems?
Google has reason to celebrate, with Android Market breaching the 10 billion app download mark. To celebrate, Android developers are offering 10-cent downloads for select premium applications on a limited time basis.
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Watch out, Siri. You're not the only speech-recognizing intelligent assistant out there.
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