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Microsoft's Mobile App Market in the Sky
Another front may be opening in the battle for mobile platform supremacy. Microsoft is rumored to be planning to launch its own mobile application store. If the buzz is true, Microsoft may not be as late to the party as some would think. Android hasn't yet debuted. Apple, for its part, is facing push-back on many fronts.
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Political turmoil could halt Internet in Thailand
In Thailand, there is the possibility of a CAT Telecom work stoppage, which would affect international circuit telecommunications and the Internet gateway.
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Should software developers fear Facebook, Apple?
Harvard law professor says that controlling third-party platforms may put companies in a gate-keeping position that could stifle innovation.
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Football preview: Cary-Grove
Breakdown • The Trojans’ backfield migh have three juniors – QB Tyler Krebs, RB Alex Hembrey and FB Eric Chandler. Chandler rushed for 990 yards last season, and Hembrey started on defense and returned kicks and punts. Krebs is small, but lack of size hardly mattered with starter A.J. Hoger last year.
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Gagnon's Inc.: Services expand, costs contract
Ailing computer systems can be fatal for business operations, which mean even as conditions tighten for some industries, demand is steady at Gagnon's.
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Google launches Web browser to compete with Microsoft
Google launched on Tuesday a beta version of its browser for Windows, called Google Chrome, in more than 100 countries. With the Web browser, Google wants to be in a better position to compete with the likes of Internet Explorer and Firefox.
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Ofcom tells government to bridge digital divide
Tom Young, Computing , Wednesday 3 September 2008 at 11:40:00 Benefits of potential services will outweigh costs of providing access, says watchdog The government should give consumers excluded from first-generation broadband the opportunity to jump straight to next-generation internet access, according to the Ofcom Consumer Panel....
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Simms poaches sales guru to drive growth
Kayleigh Bateman, CRN , Wednesday 3 September 2008 at 11:31:00 Phil Pace joins memory distributor after nine years as sales manager at Computers Unlimited Memory and accessory distributor Simms has scalped a sales manager from rival Computers Unlimited to drive its growth plans. Phil Pace was sales manager at Computers Unlimited for nine years....
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Nokia's Ovi is growing with the times
While it is still too soon to say whether Nokia will make a successful transition from manufacturing slick hand-held devices to the world of mobile blogging and mapping, it is taking the task seriously.
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Apple dropping hints about iPods
Apple is expected to unveil new iPod music players - and possibly price cuts - at a media event on Sept. 9.
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Simms poaches sales guru to drive growth
Memory and accessory distributor Simms has scalped a sales manager from rival Computers Unlimited to drive its growth plans.
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Spb Online: Time to Claim 3G Profits
Today at ITU Telecom Asia, Spb Software, the world's leading maker of Windows Mobile software, releases Spb Online to mobile network operators. Spb Online is a set of premium online services for 3G networks that stimulates subscriber uptake of mobile entertainment.
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New Report Paints Detailed Picture of Health Blogosphere
According to a new national survey, nearly half of American adult bloggers have recently written about a health-related subject.
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CBRL Group Fiscal 2008 Fourth Quarter Conference Call On the Internet
LEBANON, Tenn., Sept. 3, 2008 -- CBRL Group, Inc. will provide an on-line, real-time Webcast and rebroadcast of its fourth quarter and year-end earnings conference call on Tuesday, September 16, 2008 beginning at 11:00 a.m.
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LiveRez Grows as an Emerging Leader in the Online Vacation Rental Booking Software Space
LiveRez, , an emerging leader in online vacation rental booking software, is experiencing exceptional growth in the $18 billion dollar vacation rental industry.
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Secure64 Closes $3.7 Million in Funding
DENVER----Secure64 Software Corporation has completed a $3.7 million round of Series A, preferred funding. This round was raised from a consortium of private investors and institutions.
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HD, Satellite Communication and IP Media Collide as CCW Brings Industries Best and Brightest Together Under One Roof
TRUMBULL, Conn.----Recognizing the increasing necessity to create, manage and deliver content across multiple platforms, HD World Conference & Expo, SATCON Conference & Expo and IP Media Expo will be co-located this October under the comprehensive brand Content & Communications World .
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GoldenGate Software to Host Web Seminar on Zero Downtime Migrations Featuring Best Practices From Bloor Research
SAN FRANCISCO----GoldenGate Software Inc., a leading provider of high availability and real-time data integration solutions, will host a live Web seminar featuring Bloor Research Director Philip Howard, entitled “Take the Fear out of Migrations and Upgrades: Achieve it with Zero Downtime.” This complimentary webinar will educate attendees on best practices and technology solutions for ...
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Corinex Communications Selects D&H Distributing for its Broadband Over Powerline Products
DENVER----Corinex Communications, the leader in Broadband over Powerline connectivity solutions, today announces their new partnership with D&H Distributing at CEDIA Expo 2008. As a major distributor of consumer electronics, computer products and digital convergence technology, D&H Distributing will sell Corinex's Broadband over Powerline products, including GameNet, HD Connectivity Kit, and ...
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New Xerox Production Scanner Delivers Dependable Features and Performance for Document and Imaging Workflows
PLEASANTON, Calif.----Xerox Corporation and Visioneer, Inc. today announced a new production scanner for document and imaging workflows that combines reliable, high-speed hardware with a professional software bundle, making it a cost-effective choice for service bureaus, busy office environments that handle a wide variety of documents, and businesses with complex document scanning requirements.
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DigiMeld Launches New Grid Streaming Solutions; Firm Delivers Most Efficient Method of Streaming HD Video over the ...
NEW YORK----DigiMeld, a provider of software solutions for streaming and live Internet broadcasting, today announced that it will deliver a new service that will enable content providers to create unlimited video channels and more efficiently stream video, including HD video, over the Internet while conserving bandwidth and minimizing costs.
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Savant to Exhibit iPod(R) Docking Station at CEDIA 2008
OSTERVILLE, Mass.----Savant Systems LLC, having lead the convergence of an open architecture platform to integrate automation and control, A/V switching, and general purpose computers, has announced that it will show its in-wall iPod® and iPhone™ docking station at CEDIA 2008.
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Categorized features
In this series for our features series , I look at the 10 most common myths held about Mobile Youth . If you want to understand young consumers don’t hire a technologist - they’ll tell you why young people are or are not relevant to Web 2.0 , mobile and the internet.
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Service Channels
Many have tried to start their own web hosting business, but only a few have succeeded. The market these days is overloaded with web hosting companies, most offering pretty much the same services and many reselling the others. This makes it difficult to stand out and be noticed.
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GOOGLE LAUNCHES NEW 'CHROME' WEB BROWSER
Google released its own Web browser in a long-anticipated move aimed at countering the dominance of Microsoft Corp.'s Internet Explorer and ensuring easy access to
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