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The International Herald Tribune
IHT.com Tech Alert
Paris, Saturday, July 7, 2007
Apple's iPhone faces uncertain future in Europe, analysts say
Despite a tsunami of hype following the rollout of Apple's iPhone in the United States last week, analysts and market experts say the device will face greater obstacles in the fragmented European mobile phone market.
- Would-be iPhone resellers find few takers

Another consumer product disaster in China: exploding mobile phone batteries
Chinese regulators found Motorola and Nokia mobile phone batteries that were prone to explode under certain conditions.

Media baron criticized for rapprochement with Chávez
Three years ago, Gustavo Cisneros used his television network, Venevision, to help lead the opposition to President Hugo Chávez of Venezuela. Today he has become a target of the same opposition he once championed.

EMI investors reject buyout bid
Terra Firma Capital Partners' £2.4 billion offer for EMI Group was rejected by shareholders, indicating that investors are holding out for a higher bid.

Microsoft to spend $1.15 billion for Xbox repairs
Microsoft on Thursday cited "an unacceptable number of repairs" to its Xbox 360 for the charge, and announced an extended warranty for the video game console.

Baidu has formed a partnership with a Chinese-language record label
The partnership with the record label Rock Music Group will provide an online music streaming service.

Europeans worry about Google's takeover of DoubleClick
Europe's major consumer group BEUC says it fears that Google's takeover of the online ad tracker DoubleClick will damage EU privacy rights and limit consumers' choice of Web content.

China says RIM can sell BlackBerries there
The company says it plans to serve corporate customers in key cities including Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou.

Dell plans retail sales in Asia
The company began retail sales in North America last month, breaking with its direct-sales practice.

Crowd's wisdom helps South Korean search engine beat Google and Yahoo
Naver, which dominates Korean-language Internet search, has built a database of user-supplied information with its interactive Q&A service.

Niche search engines emerge in the shadow of Google
There is no shortage of search engine options to Google in spite of its overwhelming dominance.
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