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A social network built inside GMail, Google Buzz is designed to take on Facebook and Twitter. The problem: Facebook owns the users, applications, and fan sites. But there's also a case to be made that Buzz might be better than Twitter and Facebook's status updates. Here's why. Full Story »

RealNetworks said Tuesday that it intends to spin off its Rhapsody music service into a separate company at the end of the first quarter Full Story »

Yahoo on Tuesday declined to directly address Google's new Google Buzz social networking product, choosing to instead highlight similar social features already on Yahoo and frame Google as late to the party. Full Story »

Is Google stepping on its own toes with the launch of Buzz? Full Story »

Sirius XM, the beleaguered satellite radio provider, has unveiled a new BlackBerry app that lets users listen to over 120 channels of commercial-free music, talk, sports, and comedy programming. However, there's a catch. Full Story »

Google on Tuesday unveiled Google Buzz, a new social networking feature that will be integrated into Gmail and several mobile products. Full Story »

Virtually everyone expects Google to announce something to do with social networking today. But Google isn't telling, and the result is all guesswork. Here are a bunch of ideas from Twitter of all the things many would like to hear Google announce today. Full Story »

Though it's not an official participant in this week's Macworld convention at the Moscone Center in San Francisco, Apple has issued a new release of its professional photo organizing and editing software, Aperture 3.0. Full Story »

American Express's policies for passwords for their customer logins require weak passwords. Why? Full Story »

Apple and Google's Android operating system slightly gained market share during the last quarter of 2009, according to a market study released Tuesday by comScore, a portion of which tracked the growth of the various mobile OS platforms. Full Story »