• Things have been pretty tough in the PC business recently, but things could be on the turn according to Dell. Despite posting a 22% decline in revenues from the same time last year, the Financial Times quotes executives from the Texan company saying that the slump was "stablising" and that there are now "some pockets of strong demand".
• Despite concern that Spotify's iPhone app might not get approval, since it potentially competes with Apple's own music business, Cupertino says it has given it the rubber stamp, reports PaidContent. Premium users will get the chance to stream music over the air and cache tracks when in Wi-Fi range so that they can listen to them again later.
• Microsoft has unveiled some details about its "White-Fi" project, a way for electronic devices to use spare parts of the radio spectrum. It's part of a project that's been running for a few years, but supporters hope it can pick up steam: Ars Technica has a good overview.
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