PITTSBURGH - A western Pennsylvania couple has sued Google Inc., saying pictures of their home on its Web site violate their privacy and devalued their property.

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As more and more people drop their landlines, the wireless industry faces a challenge: poor cellular coverage within the home.

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AN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Google Inc (GOOG.O) said on Monday it is taking the next step to make its Web-based software useful in the real world of spotty Internet access by allowing users to edit word processing documents offline.

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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Yahoo (YHOO.O) said on Tuesday it supports a program by archrival Google (GOOG.O) to develop applications for social networks and will help create a joint foundation to keep it alive.

Yahoo supports Google social network applications - Yahoo! News

BRUSSELS, Belgium - The European Union on Monday chose a mobile TV broadcast standard and suggested that its member governments now ask cell carriers to favor it. ADVERTISEMENT EU commissioners chose DVB-H, or Digital Video Broadcasting for Handhelds, the most widely used mobile TV format in Europe, over rival standards such as Qualcomm Inc.’s MediaFLO and another known as DMB that is favored by Chinese and South Korean manufacturers.

EU picks mobile TV standard - Yahoo! News

Microsoft Corp. will cut the price of some versions of Windows Vista, the software maker said late Thursday

Microsoft cuts price for boxed Vista - Yahoo! News

Sprint Thursday, as expected, introduced its version of an unlimited use wireless plan. Called Simply Everything, the plan is at the same $99 price point plans introduced by Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile. But Sprint includes everything: voice, messages, data, G.P.S. and TV broadcasts

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Leading Internet scholars at Harvard University will convene a yearlong task force to explore how children can avoid unwanted contact and content when using MySpace and other popular online hangouts.

MySpace task force tackles childrens’ safety online - Feb. 28, 2008

Schmidt described Google Health as a platform for users to manage their own records, such as medical test results and prescriptions. It would be accessed with a user name and password, just like a Google e-mail account, and could be called up on any computer with an Internet connection.

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ORLANDO, Fla.–Google Chief Executive Eric Schmidt will detail the company’s plans for Google-izing the health care industry at a health care trade show on Thursday morning, starting with a consumer destination site called Google Health.

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