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Qualcomm to pay Broadcom $891 million to settle litigation NEW YORK - Wireless chip supplier Qualcomm Inc <QCOM.O> agreed to pay smaller rival Broadcom Corp <BRCM.O> $891 million over four years to settle long-standing and increasingly bitter legal battles over technology patents. Qualcomm, which has lost several key battles in patent infringement cases with Irvine, California based Broadcom in the last few years, said on Sunday it would make its first payment of $200 million to Broadcom in the current quarter. Conficker virus begins to attack PCs: experts BOSTON - A malicious software program known as Conficker that many feared would wreak havoc on April 1 is slowly being activated, weeks after being dismissed as a false alarm, security experts said. Conficker, also known as Downadup or Kido, is quietly turning thousands of personal computers into servers of e-mail spam and installing spyware, they said. Microsoft still sees potential in Yahoo partnership COLOGNE, Germany - U.S. software company Microsoft still sees value in a potential partnership with Yahoo even though it is no longer wants to buy it, chief executive Steve Ballmer said on Friday. "I have said many times that we no longer are interested in acquiring Yahoo, but we'd see the potential to create real value by partnering with Yahoo," he said at an industry event in Germany. Facebook surfing while sick costs Swiss woman job ZURICH - A Swiss insurance worker lost her job after surfing popular social network site Facebook while off sick, her employer said on Friday. The woman said she could not work in front of a computer as she needed to lie in the dark but was then seen to be active on Facebook, which insurer Nationale Suisse said in a statement had destroyed its trust in the employee. Cell phone vital, air conditioning not so much NEW YORK - What would you give up first, air conditioning or your cell phone? 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