LG is jockeying to be the next handset partner to craft a Nexus device, which would allow it to get first dibs on one of the next iterations of Google's Android OS. LG and Android are as close as ever. (Credit: Roger Cheng/CNET) "We're heavily in discussions," Ramchan Woo, head of LG's smartphone division, told ZDNet Australia 's sister site CNET in an interview.

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LG to make Google Nexus device?

Canonical has revealed the latest component of its mobile strategy for the Ubuntu operating system, unveiling what it is calling "Ubuntu for Android ". This is a hybrid mobile/desktop platform that the company hopes will enable a smartphone to become your sole computing device.

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RIM today announced the launch of its BlackBerry PlayBook OS 2.0. The operating system includes many of the features users were hoping to find in the last version, including a native email client with a unified inbox, and built-in calendar and contacts applications.

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RIM PlayBook OS 2.0 debuts, with email

The UK High Court has ruled that the Pirate Bay and its users are copyright infringers, which will open the path for UK internet service providers (ISPs) to block them to protect rights holders.

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Pirate Bay faces UK block after court ruling

Australian organisations remain divided over the issue of data breach notification laws, leaving the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet with mixed signals over what to do in regards to planning a strategy for Australia's digital future. (Lion secured image by Eric McGregor , CC2.0 ) The need for data breach notification laws has been long debated, with the recommendation for such legislation proposed by the Australian Law Reform Commission in 2008. Such legislation would place a legal requirement on organisations to inform its users in the event of a data breach

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Australia divided over data breach laws

Twitter rolled out a major redesign that revamps some of its biggest features, and includes new apps for iOS and Android, in a bold attempt to make itself more relevant to users and more attractive to advertisers.

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Twitter launches major redesign

Sharp, Samsung and a handful of other LCD makers have settled a price-fixing case that has set them back nearly US$400 million.

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LCD makers fined over alleged price fixing

Foreign Minister Kevin Rudd launched the latest phase of the Smartraveller campaign last week, revealing a redesigned website and new web app.

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Smartraveller gets tech smart

It's time for Photoshop customers to think carefully about how to pay for the software, because Adobe Systems is curtailing upgrade deals to steer people toward a new $600-per-year subscription for a wide range of its products.

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Adobe update hits users' ouch button

Are you heading to a remote part of the world, where you're totally cut off from wireless networks? If so, bring your Apple device along, and you can actually stay connected to the web.

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Satellite tech, app connect iPhone globally