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It was the second price cut for the online retailer's line of e-book readers in as many weeks. Last week, Amazon cut the price of its cheaper Kindle with a 6-inch screen to $189, hours after bookstore chain Barnes & Noble Inc <BKS.N> lowered the price of its "Nook" e-reader to $199. Both had cost $259. Microsoft pulls plug on Kin phones SAN FRANCISCO - Microsoft Corp <MSFT.O> has pulled the plug on a new generation of smartphones less than three months after unveiling the devices that were part of its efforts to catch-up with Apple Inc <AAPL.O> and Google Inc <GOOG.O> in the fast-growing mobile market. U.S. government slowly adopting Web-based computing WASHINGTON - The United States, seeking to modernize technology and reduce costs, is embracing "cloud computing," but privacy and security issues need to be ironed out during a decade-long transition, U.S. officials said on Thursday. In a fledgling and rapidly growing industry, companies like Google Inc <GOOG.O>, Microsoft Corp <MSFT.O> and Salesforce.com Inc <CRM.N>, the world's biggest maker of Web-based software, are trying to move rapidly to provide cloud computing services -- where data is stored on remote servers -- to corporations and the U.S. government, which spends about $80 billion each year on technology. Sony: 535,000 Vaio PCs may have overheating glitch TOKYO - Japan's Sony Corp said on Wednesday that about 535,000 units of its "Vaio" brand personal computers globally may be in danger of overheating and that it has provided software on its website to eliminate the problem. Sony <6758.T> said in a statement that there have been 39 overheating cases in total, all reported outside Japan. Some of these have resulted in damage to computer bodies, but no burn injuries have been reported. China says has no comment on Google rerouting move BEIJING - China's foreign ministry said on Thursday it had no comment on Google's decision to end automatic rerouting of users to its uncensored Hong Kong search portal, but that all Internet operators had to abide by local laws. Foreign Ministry Spokesman Qin Gang referred questions about Google to "relevant agencies," adding only that "Internet operators in China should abide by Chinese laws and regulations." Cold War support for Russian "spies" on networking site MOSCOW - Patriotic, anti-American messages adorn the pages of two alleged Russian spies on Russia's answer to Facebook, a reminder of historic suspicions and resentments that have survived the end of the Cold War. "Russia will never abandon you!" is the repeated message on the pages of Mikhail Semenko and Anna Chapman, arrested in the United States on suspicion of being part of a Russian spy ring. 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