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This is for the second time the company filed for bankruptcy protection since 2009.
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The company also launched its bestselling e-reader Kindle in the country at an introductory price of Rs 6,999.
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Apple has bought Melbourne, Florida-based fingerprint sensor technology developer AuthenTec Inc for about USD 356 million that could put its iPhone at the center of the emerging mobile payments market.
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Paperbacks may be fighting a losing battle against e-books, with their sales down by 25 percent, a new finding says.
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Amazon.com Inc. said Wednesday that it is releasing its Kindle Touch 3G e-reader in more countries and more languages worldwide. The touch-screen e-reader has been available in the US since last fall.
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E-books get heavier whenever users download a new text, a new study has suggested.
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Analysts expect the tablet to be priced around USD 250, roughly half the price of Apple's dominant iPad, which starts at USD 499.
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The Autography app allows fans to have the signature of their favourite writers.
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A special CBI court judge asked his reader to translate from English to Hindi his handwritten orders in the Rs 6.58 crore Provident Fund scam, considering an application filed by a local advocate.
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The filings raised to 25 the total number of MS patents that are subjects of infringement litigation.
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Pakistan`s Foreign Office apparently sent an official known for his ability to read faces to receive Indian Foreign Secretary Nirupama Rao on her arrival in Rawalpindi in a bid to find out what was on her mind.
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Online retail giant Amazon.com has joined the price war of e-book readers, and has slashed the price of its popular Kindle reader by more than a quarter.
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