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Foxconn Says Apple, Dell Part of Its Bid for Toshiba Chip Business
The Taiwanese firm is also in discussions with Google, Microsoft Corp and Cisco Systems Inc about their participation in the bid.
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Cisco Wins US Patent Dispute Over Wi fi Technology
A U.S. appeals court on Monday cleared Cisco Systems Inc of infringing another company's wifi technology, reversing a near $64-million judgement against the networking equipment maker in the long-running patent dispute.
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Symantec Holding Talks With China on Software Ban Report
A report last week said the Ministry of Public Security had ordered branches to uninstall Symantec's DLP products, banning their future purchase.
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Videos may Make Up 84 per cent of Internet Traffic by 2018: Cisco
Video consumption of the World Cup alone will generate nearly as much Internet traffic as occurred in all of Australia in 2013, according to a new Cisco Systems Inc report that shows growth in Internet traffic is fuelled by video.
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Hewlett-Packard May Cut up to 16,000 More Jobs as Results Disappoint
Hewlett-Packard Co plans to cut as many as 16,000 more jobs in a major ramp-up of CEO Meg Whitman's years-long effort to turn around the personal computer maker and relieve pressure on its profit margins.
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Cisco and Facebook collaborating to offer free public Wi-Fi
Cisco Systems Inc said on Wednesday it was working with Facebook Inc to offer free Wi-Fi Internet access to consumers at public places such as hotels or retail stores using their Facebook log-in.
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Security features offer RIM a fragile lifeline
For law enforcement officers the big draw is RIM's acclaimed network security, a feature that Apple and other competitors can barely match.
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Obama orders agencies to shift services to mobile apps
President Barack Obama ordered all major federal agencies to make more of their services available on mobile phones within the next year.
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Obama orders agencies to shift services to mobile apps
President Barack Obama ordered all major federal agencies to make more of their services available on mobile phones within the next year.
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Security features offer RIM a fragile lifeline
For law enforcement officers the big draw is RIM's acclaimed network security, a feature that Apple and other competitors can barely match.
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Foxconn Says Apple, Dell Part of Its Bid for Toshiba Chip Business
The Taiwanese firm is also in discussions with Google, Microsoft Corp and Cisco Systems Inc about their participation in the bid.
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Cisco Wins US Patent Dispute Over Wi fi Technology
A U.S. appeals court on Monday cleared Cisco Systems Inc of infringing another company's wifi technology, reversing a near $64-million judgement against the networking equipment maker in the long-running patent dispute.
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Symantec Holding Talks With China on Software Ban Report
A report last week said the Ministry of Public Security had ordered branches to uninstall Symantec's DLP products, banning their future purchase.
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Videos may Make Up 84 per cent of Internet Traffic by 2018: Cisco
Video consumption of the World Cup alone will generate nearly as much Internet traffic as occurred in all of Australia in 2013, according to a new Cisco Systems Inc report that shows growth in Internet traffic is fuelled by video.
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Hewlett-Packard May Cut up to 16,000 More Jobs as Results Disappoint
Hewlett-Packard Co plans to cut as many as 16,000 more jobs in a major ramp-up of CEO Meg Whitman's years-long effort to turn around the personal computer maker and relieve pressure on its profit margins.
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Cisco and Facebook collaborating to offer free public Wi-Fi
Cisco Systems Inc said on Wednesday it was working with Facebook Inc to offer free Wi-Fi Internet access to consumers at public places such as hotels or retail stores using their Facebook log-in.
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Security features offer RIM a fragile lifeline
For law enforcement officers the big draw is RIM's acclaimed network security, a feature that Apple and other competitors can barely match.
-
Obama orders agencies to shift services to mobile apps
President Barack Obama ordered all major federal agencies to make more of their services available on mobile phones within the next year.
-
Obama orders agencies to shift services to mobile apps
President Barack Obama ordered all major federal agencies to make more of their services available on mobile phones within the next year.
-
Security features offer RIM a fragile lifeline
For law enforcement officers the big draw is RIM's acclaimed network security, a feature that Apple and other competitors can barely match.
