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Vodafone have today announced that they will be the sole UK network provider of the HTC Legend. The HTC Legend is the successor to HTC Hero, and is expected to be launched in April alongside the Desire.

Google, the world’s largest search engine, is almost certainly going to pull out of China, the world’s largest web market.

Last Friday, Nintendo launched its next console; the DSi XL. Following on from the hugely successful DS, DS Lite and DSi; the DSi XL boasts more features, a better specification and the largest screen seen on a DS console to date.

The BBC has just announced the launch of the popular iPlayer to BlackBerry users. The iPlayer software will let you watch all your favourite BBC shows from your BlackBerry handset.

Toshiba have just announced the of the multi-touch U500 EX-1 Satellite notebook.

The Apple iPad was announced on 27th January 2010. Apple have taken the hugely popular iPod touch and iPhone and combined the features and capabilities of both to produce the iPad – a true crossover between a smartphone and a laptop.

Orange has just announced plans to offer a HD voice call service. France Télécom-owned Orange is the first UK provider to move into this part of the market, aiming to offer distinct and clear voice calls to its customers; something that is expected to become a market norm in the coming years.

MySpace, one of the leading social networking sites, has just launched a version of MySpace Music in the UK, in an attempt to compete with other streaming music providers such as Spotify and Last FM.

A UK release for the Motorola Droid is looking increasingly doubtful with the main four UK operators opting to not take on and market the phone, despite a hugely successful launch in America.

T-Mobile has become the first UK network provider to offer a true Smartphone on a PAYG tariff, when it launched the Pulse Android last Friday. It can be bought without contract, for as little as £176.16.