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A lack of new devices and the production of an unwanted tablet have seen RIM profits fall this summer.

The Search Alliance companies are flagging, while Google gains steadily in volume of searches.

Google UK has taken up residence on Merseyside - and visits to other regions are in the pipeline.

The developer preview of the new PC- and tablet-compatible Microsoft OS is now available to download.

Stagecoach co-founder Sir Brian Souter wants the UK government to curb Google's power over free speech.

Third party advertising company Twittad owns the 'tweet' trademark; now Twitter wants it back.

Smartphones are currently top within the mobile phone market for the first time following their increased sales last year.

The launch of.XXX web domain has seen celebrity names banned and the most lucrative associative terms put on auction.

Carol Bartz, Yahoo's outspoken chief executive, has been fired after two years in the post.

Google is set to discontinue ten products in order to concentrate on its more innovative designs.

TurkGuvenligi group hijacks major sites including Vodafone, Betfair, the Daily Telegraph and The Register.

Toshiba has revealed that its Android Honeycomb-powered AT200 will be the skinniest tablet on the market.

Mozilla has updated Firefox for the Android Honeycomb to ensure that tablet users can enjoy an easier browsing experience.

HP is set to create one last batch of the TouchPad tablet after sales increased following a reduction in price.

Apple has launched iTunes Match beta which links to the iCloud and enables users to hear tunes from any device.

BBM Music, a new music service from RIM, enables users to share and chat about music on its messaging app.

Apple shares fall as Steve Jobs announces that he will be leaving his CEO role at the company.

Social media marketing is being used to promote the I Love Mcr campaign.

As PCs lose their appeal and profitability, HP reviews its PC division with the likelihood of selling it or branding it as a spin-off.

Data protection authority rules that the social media tool 'profiles' users and therefore breaches privacy laws.

Apple is currently stealing the limelight in the ebook market as its iPad has more consumer interest than Amazon's Kindle.

The popularity of mobile devices has resulted in a drop in PC sales according to the latest figures.

The White House has created a page on mobile marketing sensation Foursquare.

Google has embarked on a multimillion pound deal with Motorola Mobility, which may improve sales of its Android operating system.

Mozilla releases the Firefox 6.0 browser update for download ahead of the official launch tomorrow.

Yahoo has developed its Image Search results. They will now have a cleaner layout, new tabs and an image slideshow.

Google trials new search results pages which would expand the sitelinks of top results and increase their visibility.

Commentators were quick to condemn social media's role in the looting, but it has also helped coordinate the response.

Bing, Yahoo and Ask all gain as market leader drops to 90.66 per cent of monthly search volume.