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Microsoft announced that it already launched Bing Ads in Australia and New Zealand. On Monday, Microsoft announced that its Bing Ads was now available in Australia and New Zealand.
Sony would team up with Panasonic to make the newest installment optical drive storage. Today, Sony announced that it would partner with Panasonic to make the newest installment optical drive storage.
Samsung launched its newest smartphone in the US, Apple's home market, and then opened a research and development center in Nokia's home, Finland.
Apple's iPhone is the company's key to grow again and catch up with the low-end smartphones' increasing sales.
Amazon announced that it would add 7,000 new jobs in its warehouses before the US president Barack Obama's visit.
According to analysts, Microsoft's current problem is not its products but its marketing strategies.
Analysts said that the telecom operators' plan to slash subsidies would boost iPhone sales. Apple investors were reported to be worried about the telecom operators' plan to slash subsidies.
Analysts said that BlackBerry would not lose its corporate professional customers if it would focus on a healthy mix of everything and not just on its security features.
Macquarie Group's analyst, Kevin Smithen, said that BlackBerry lost the capability to boost its sales due to small customer base.
