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Smart-phone sales jump ... iPhone apps take root as a cottage industry ... Blockbuster's loss widens ... Intel and AMD settle their legal disputes ... and the new Call of Duty video game is a record-setter. Jim Chesko has those stories and more.

Switzerland has a beef with Google. An international cable merger is in the works. Technology may be coming to your morning shower.

HP is buying 3Com for about $2.7 billion ... Motorola is exploring the sale of its big set-top box unit ... AMD predicts solid growth in the the chip market in 2010 ... and who needs TV to be entertained? Jim Chesko has those stories and more.

Intel settles with AMD for 1-1/4 billion dollars. Hewlett Packard's buying 3Com. The hottest new videogame.

Investors get their chance to respond to Nordstrom's earnings as JC Penney also reports. Are you a tinkerer? More homeowners are taking on do-it-yourself projects. Two tech companies settle a big legal fight.

Videogame sales are likely to see another drop. Microsoft bans a million Xbox players. Apple emerges as Nintendo's game rival.

The EU is concerned about Oracle's proposed purchase of Sun Microsystems, Google steps up its push to sell more advertising on cellphones and Sprint plans to cut jobs. Tom Ortuso has details.

Google's buying AdMob. Some Radioshack stores will sell the iPhone. Nokia's recalling millions of chargers.

Ebay reaches an agreement with Skype's founders. Windows 7 seems to be flying off the shelves. Eagerly awaiting Tuesday's release of a new videogame.

Intel is hit with another anti-trust suit and EMI sues an online retailer for selling its Beatles catalog. Tom Ortuso reports.

More anti-trust charges against Intel. More layoffs at Microsoft. More bells and whistles from Google.

AT&T's suing Verizon over TV ads. Ebay's Paypal launches open payments software. Text messages that can help you save.

Subscribers continue to leave Sprint-Nextel. Happy Birthday to the Internet. Walt Mossberg with computer shopping.

Sony and Netflix have a freebie for some gamers. Railroads are angry over new high-tech safty rules. Tech-savvy young workers can cash in on their knowledge.

A possible probe of the bookstore price war. Expect a long battle over so-called 'Open Internet' rules. Happy holidays for gadget-lovers.

Sales of iPhones and Macs fuel Apple's strong results ... an insider-trading probe rocks some high-tech companies ... new technology helps cut down on vehicle thefts ... and video remote consultations with medical specialists are growing in popularity. Jim Chesko has those stories and more.

Apple updates the Imac, and posted blowout profits. The wraps are off the Nook. Medical exams by video are spreading.

An insider trading probe rocks high-tech executive suites. The latest warnings about cyber-criminals. The bad guys will steal anything.

Wall Street marks a dark anniversary. Amazon and Wal-Mart fight over bookworms and their money. And a legal tussle over rock 'n roll ringtones is over.

Microsoft says it's fixing the 'Sidekick' glitch. It's also opening retail stores. Supersmart phones just keep coming. Tracking down 'Vampire Electronics.'