Verizon's coup: Apple's iPhone

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Meyer axed as AMD's chip strategy founders CES: Optimism back as economic worries fade			Intel to pay Nvidia $1.5 billion in licensing fees Microsoft's server and tools boss steps down

Verizon's coup: Apple's iPhone Verizon has confirmed it will indeed sell Apple's iPhone 4 on its CDMA network. Apple COO Tim Cook says it's the "beginning of a great relationship." Read full story Assange hearing set; WikiLeaks vows more cables An extradition hearing for WikiLeaks editor Julian Assange is set for early February. Also, Assange's lawyer plans to publish online the legal arguments against Sweden's request. Read full story Meyer axed as AMD's chip strategy founders In some important market segments, Advanced Micro Devices' chip strategy was not promising. But whether this had anything to do with the CEO's ouster, is not clear. Read full story Intel to pay Nvidia $1.5 billion in licensing fees In addition to the six-year agreement involving licensing fees, the two companies have agreed to drop all outstanding legal disputes between them. Read full story CES: Optimism back as economic worries fade Two years after a worldwide financial crisis put a cloud over CES with little appetite for consumer electronics gear, it looks like the worst is in the past. Read full story Microsoft's server and tools boss steps down Bob Muglia, president of Microsoft's server and tools business, is stepping down and will leave the company later this year. Read full story Connect with CNET News Facebook Twitter CNET News online

MySpace CEO confirms heavy layoffs CEO announces that nearly half of the staff at the still-struggling News Corp.-owned social site will be laid off. Read full story Featured item     First Look: Nintendo's 3DS At CES 2011, CNET got its hands on Nintendo's upcoming handheld gaming device.  Top viewed 1. Facebook shutting down March 15 (or April 1) 2. iPhone 4 comes to Verizon (live blog) 3. Verizon iPhone to be announced Tuesday? 4. At CES, Android's rise, Windows' demise 5. Report: Verizon to keep unlimited data for iPhone

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