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- HP working on Windows 8 tablets using Intel, ARM chips: SourcesHewlett-Packard is working on both Intel- and ARM-based tablets and hybrids, a source told CNET.
- Putting a priority on privacyGovernment offices and Web giants team on privacy efforts, while Google gets slammed for privacy. Also: Microsoft Office app for iPad?
- Hands-on with the Dell XPS 13A detailed look at Dell's first ultrabook.
- Google sells off Clearwire stake for $47 millionThe search giant doesn't say why it wants to get out of Clearwire, but it might have something to do with Clearwire's recent funding troubles and perceived weakness.
- That was quick: Nokia is world's largest Windows Phone 7 vendorNokia took 33 percent of the Windows Phone 7 market last quarter, leading all others, according to research firm Strategy Analytics.
- Standards leader blasts HTML5 video copy protectionIan Hickson, editor of the HTML standard, declares that a DRM Web video from Microsoft, Google, and Netflix would be unethical and ineffectual.
- Accused pretexters enter mystery plea in old HP spy caseFather-and-son team charged with crimes related to HP's spy scandal enters plea, but that plea is immediately placed under seal by the court.
- India's $35 tablet project hits snagIndia will invite companies to bid again for its Aakash budget tablet project, after complaints of poor performance and hiccups in rollout of pilot model.
- AT&T CEO gets $2 million pay cut following T-Mobile defeatCEO Randall Stephenson will see his total pay for 2011 drop by more than $2 million over his role in the failed bid to buy T-Mobile.
- Want to be found on Bing by your Facebook friends? Here's howUsing Bing's new Linked Pages, Facebook users can determine what details about themselves appear in a Bing search.
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