Finnish mobile handset giant Nokia announced on Wednesday that it will carry out commercial trials of mobile TV in Sweden's capital Stockholm, together with Swedish radio and TV broadcast service company Teracom.

DETROIT: Daimler Chrysler's Chrysler Group has announced that on Friday, it will unveil an ad campaign featuring the affable Zetsche as the pitchman, in an effort to more closely link Chrysler cars with Mercedes.

According to Zetsche, the campaign will aim to distance Chrysler from General Motors Corp. and Ford Motor Co.

The world's largest computer manufacturer and seller IBM continues to dominate the list of the fastest supercomputers in the world, with four of the top 10 computers on the list and nearly half of the top 500.

New York -- After a long struggle and often stormy courtship, Spanish-language media giant Univision has chosen its buyer.

The winners had earlier put forward an offer of $ 35.50 to beat its rivals including Grupo Televisa SA. They get two TV networks, Univision and TeleFutura, with about an 80 % share of the fastest-growing US television market, beating rivals such as NBC Universal's Telemundo and TV Azteca SA's Azteca America.

TOKYO: Sony Corp.'s CEO, Howard Stringer, announced on Monday that the future ownership structure of Sony BMG, Sony's music venture with Bertelsmann AG, would be determined by how the German company decides to repay its debt.

Bertelsmann will be selling its music publishing arm, BMG Music Publishing, to help finance a deal reached last month to buy back a 25 percent stake in itself from Groupe Bruxelles Lambert for 4.5 billion euros ($ 5.63 billion).

Immersion, a developer of tactile or haptic technologies, has announced that it plans to license its new force-feedback technology to handset makers, to make virtual buttons on cell-phone screens.

Sony's PlayStation 2 or Microsoft's XBox users are already familiar with the tactile reactions they feel in joysticks and steering wheels on their gaming consoles. Now this technology is being worked out to move to mobile devices.

CALIFORNIA: Microsoft has planned to publicly release the privacy rules its employees have to follow when developing products in August.

This move is meant to give the industry an example of what the software giant sees as best practices in customer privacy, said Peter Cullen, the chief privacy strategist at Microsoft.

The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) in Bombay has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with IBM Corp. for collaborative research, officials said Friday.