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HTC Incredible spotted in the wild?
Pictures of the latest Android-based smartphone powerhouse have started to surface on the web, getting users excited once more for handsets running the Google platform. Electric Pig
Twitter celebrates 10 billion tweet milestone
Less than half a year after the micro-blogging sensation passed the five billion tweet barrier, Twitter has flown past the 10 billion mark. Seems our love for the 140-character status update tool knows no bounds. The Washington Post
Penguin readying iPad-friendly books
Book giant Penguin is believed to be preparing titles to run on Apple's iPad. The company's chief executive is reckons that ebooks will account for 10 per cent of its sales next year. Paid Content UK
Virgin boss slams BBC Project Canvas
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Virgin Media's chief executive has criticised the BBC's handling on its video-on-demand Project Canvas service. Talks about the project are ongoing and approval should be confirmed by the end of the month.
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