Google’s latest salvo in its dispute with China came Tuesday, with reports that it’s holding off unveiling two new Android phones in that country. However, this move may hurt Google more than it does China, which has a plethora of Android phones from different manufacturers. The hacker attacks on Google and Gmail accounts have led foreign journalists in China to switch to Yahoo mail, which may pose problems of its own, as Yahoo was reportedly one of the companies hacked, and its email system is vulnerable.

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