In addition, Windows 8 is making slow progress when Oracle accused Mike Lynch, Apple and Twitter, and more

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American children always want "iHoliday" >> drivers Nielsen

Approximately half of the children interviewed expressed an interest in the iPad full size (compared to 44% last year), and 36% in the new iPad Mini. The iPod Touch and iPhone are among the coveted young consumers (36% and 33%, respectively). Children are also likely to require dedicated hardware to play this festival, with 39 per cent happy to have just released with the Nintendo console, the Wii U, and 29% indicated that they want a family device DS portable this company. Microsoft Xbox 360 and Sony PlayStation 3, was also beautiful, with about a quarter of children aged 6-12 say they want these high definition consoles.

equal to 100%, of course. It would be good to know what are the things in which their interests overlap.

mobile subscribers in China 1% in October to 1.09 mln Reuters >>

China, the world's largest market for mobile subscribers, an increase of 1.04% per month of mobile subscribers to 1.09 million in October, data from operators telecoms showed three countries.

incredible smartphone business in China is now greater than that of Europe. (No more value, but bigger.)

Windows 8 "bit slow", but 2013 should be better, largest retailer said ReadWrite >>

leader described the launch of Windows 8 in that there is no "explosion" that the company had originally planned, but so slowly and steadily improving.

From a software perspective, however, Windows 8 will probably not take off until the second quarter of 2013, said Merle McIntosh, senior vice president of product management at Newegg North America, in an interview.

September 2011: "Another lie" Autonomy CEO Mike Lynch >> Oracle

Larry Ellison claimed that Lynch had tried to sell the autonomy to Oracle. Lynch refused. Then the story changed slightly. Ellison put shoes

Mike Lynch attempt to sell Autonomy to Oracle was the most famous buyer Silicon Valley / seller of companies, banker Frank Quattrone legendary. After the sales presentation was over, Oracle refused to make an offer to the current market value of autonomy of $ 6 billion was too high.

As always with the legal point, note that HP has not named anyone in their allegations and complaints are met, no criminal or civil charges have been established at the time of connection.

very serious things. Note that there is no evidence here, just claims.

Two trustbusters who could decide the future of Google News CNET >>