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LinkedIn is the largest professional social network, with 50 million members around the world who post information about themselves, such as resumes, to help find jobs or employees, and to stay in touch with each other. Nokia, Samsung step up smartphone battle HELSINKI - The world's two largest cell phone makers, Nokia <NOK1V.HE> and Samsung Electronics <005930.KS>, have unveiled their latest attempts to keep pace in the battle with smartphone rivals like iPhone and Blackberry. Nokia said on Tuesday it has started deliveries of its top-of-the-range N900, while Samsung announced it will launch its own open mobile platform, bada, in December as it tries to make up for a late start in the smartphone market. Google consulting with DOJ on books deal SAN FRANCISCO - Google Inc <GOOG.O> and a group representing authors and publishers said they are in talks with the U.S. government over modifications to a controversial electronic books licensing deal and they plan to file an amended version of the plan with the court on Friday. The parties have been in discussions with the Department of Justice prior to and following a hearing last month, the parties said in a letter to U.S. District Court Judge Denny Chin on Monday. Yahoo aims to boost margins SINGAPORE - Yahoo Inc <YHOO.O> wants to triple its operating margin to 15-20 percent over the next three years by increasing revenue and keeping costs under control, CEO Carol Bartz said on Tuesday. She also said that Yahoo, the top U.S. seller of online display ads, planned to expand its business in India and hire more people there as it targets emerging markets with low Internet penetration and high growth potential. RIM to help app developers use ads, micropayments TORONTO - Research In Motion <RIM.TO> is making it easier for software developers make money from the applications they develop for its popular BlackBerry smartphone as the company falters in the face of stiff competition from rivals like Apple Inc <AAPL.O>. New plans announced on Monday will let developers of games, news summaries and other "apps" insert advertising into the programs more easily. RIM will also help developers better integrate and process payments for premium content. Nokia to replace 14 million phone chargers HELSINKI - Nokia <NOK1V.HE> is replacing 14 million cellphone chargers which it says could give users an electric shock. The world's biggest mobile phone maker said its Chinese supplier BYD would cover the costs of recalling the chargers, for which handset makers normally pay around $1. 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