Daily news roundup: Windows 7, the new Bold and tweets in search results
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22 October 2009 19:25 GMT / By Ben Crompton
We've a real mixed bag of tech-themed goodies for you in today's daily roundup with the news that a Star Trek-esque Tricorder-type device will soon be available to doctors and possibly to expectant parents.
Meanwhile tweets from popular micro-blogging site Twitter are to be integrated into search results from both Microsoft's Bing and Google's search services.
As Windows 7 hits its general release, you've been busy reading up on seven reasons to trade up to the new OS, which features on the new Archos 9 tablet PC and also makes an appearance in our most popular stories.
Finally phones are staying big news this week with our first look at the BlackBerry Bold 9700 proving popular, although we'll bet the £420 price tag eXpansys has slapped on it will prove less so.
- NEWS:Star Trek's Tricorder on route to becoming reality
- NEWS:Twitter comes to Bing
- NEWS:Seven reasons to buy Windows 7
- NEWS:Apple Magic Mouse stripped bare naked
- NEWS:VIDEO: Sky Player in Windows 7
- REVIEW:BlackBerry Bold 9700 - First Look
- NEWS:Twitter and Facebook Status updates coming to Bing
- NEWS:Google shouts "me too" with twitter search deal
- NEWS:Archos 9 tablet PC now shipping with Windows 7
- NEWS:Spotify offers Premium subscription discount
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