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it's Thursday December first 2011 on mark let's say on cnet com and it's time to get loaded amazon is launching to native language Kindles in Italian and Spanish both the Italian and Spanish Kindle devices will come with bookstores in each respective language the italian kindle store will open with over 16,000 books while the spanish kindle store has over 22,000 titles authors in both countries can now publish their works through the Kindle direct publishing platform they sell 499 euros and yahoo users apparently want themselves some iphone Yahoo released its most search terms of 2011 and the iPhone came out on top Casey Anthony was number two and of course just like every year the celebs get their search love Kim Kardashian Katy Perry and Jennifer Lopez rounded out the rest of the top 5 being also released their top searches although Bing groups there's by category and bings tech category Xbox was the most searched consumer electronic Amazon's Kindle came in second with PlayStation iphone 5 and the iPad following in that order Google's Android team is hard at work to create software compatible with a number of chips this could include Intel and AMD processors which may power future Android tablets where it is that support for certain features like sound camera and Ethernet aren't quite there yet but we'll keep you posted and rumors from the K business suggest that apple's next gen ipad and iphone models will run on the LTE networks not too much of a surprise considering that the last two iphone models were expected to have 4g but did not apparently Apple execs met with Japanese carriers to talk business with the devices running on LTE they're expected out in summer and fall of next year and the European Commission has formed a coalition aimed at making the internet safe for kids it consists of companies that operate in the european union states and tech giants like Apple Google Facebook and Nokia are on board the Coalition is focused on implementing age appropriate privacy setting tools in technology policing material that could be harmful to children and better use of parental controls of course this means parents need to be more tech savvy than their kids those are your headlines for today a mark save for cnet.com and you've just been loaded