E Ink Revenues Nose Dive 60% In January
E Ink, the popular company that provides paper-look gray-scale displays for eReaders, reported consolidated revenues of $48.02 million in January, down 63.6% from the same…
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Sprint To Expand 4G LTE To Kansas City And Baltimore This Year
Sprint announced on Wednesday that it expects to activate its upcoming 4G LTE network in Baltimore and in Kansas City. The carrier has already said…
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Amazon Announces Content Agreement With Viacom For Kindle Fire, Prime Customers
Amazon on Wednesday announced that it has entered into a new agreement with Viacom to provide a larger selection of television content to its Kindle…
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Nokia On Smartphone Strategy: We Don't Have A Plan B
There's no question that Nokia is betting big on the success of Windows Phone, and we have to admit that it has already unveiled several…
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ARM-Powered Windows 8 Devices Will Likely Support Desktop Apps
Contrary to a number of reports that have suggested otherwise, ARM-powered Windows 8 devices will likely be able to run full desktop applications. Microsoft had…
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Popular 'Path' App Revealed To Secretly Upload All iPhone Contacts To Its Servers [Updated]
Path, the popular social network that competes with the likes of Instagram, may be uploading your iPhone's entire address book up to its servers. Arun…
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White Nokia Lumia 800 Windows Phone To Launch Later This Month
Nokia on Monday officially took the wraps off a white version of its Lumia 800 Windows Phone. Nokia originally launched the device in black and…
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Corning And Samsung Form Joint Venture To Combine 'Lotus Glass' With OLED Displays
Samsung and Corning — best known for its Gorilla Glass products — announced a new joint venture this week that will manufacture specialty glass substrates…
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Verizon Begins Testing New Mobile Payment Solution
Vantiv, a provider of mobile payment solutions, announced a new point-of-sale product on Friday that it will be rolling out in partnership with Verizon Wireless.…
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Lawmaker Launches Assault On Violent Video Games
An Oklahoma lawmaker has proposed levying a new tax on violent video games. Oklahoma Democrat Will Fourkiller has suggested the tax be applied to all games that receive…
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EU Tells Google To Stop Rolling Out Privacy Changes
Regulators with the European Union have asked Google to stop rolling out new privacy changes that the company originally introduced earlier this month. "Given the…
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Sales Of Smartphones, Tablets And Notebooks Expected To Grow 25.7% Annually Through 2015
NPD In-Stat recently issued a report in which the firm said it expects smartphones, tablets and notebooks — which are all included in its "mobile…
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Google To Pay €500,000 Fine To French Cartographer In Google Maps Case
Google has been ordered to pay €500,000 to Bottin Cartographes, a French company that filed a lawsuit against Google France after it began providing its…
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Touchscreen iMac Could Be In The Works According To Apple Patent
Apple certainly helped shape the mobile space by popularizing multitouch screens on smartphones and tablets, but can it do the same for desktop computing, too?…
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Android And iOS See Continued Growth In Q4 As BlackBerry, Windows And Symbian Slide
ComScore released its most recent U.S. Mobile Subscriber Market Share report for the three-month period ending in December, 2011. The research firm found that Samsung…
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Demand For Amazon's Kindle Fire Begins To Cool Off, Study Suggests
Demand for Amazon's Kindle Fire tablet has started to cool off according to one study. ChangeWave published results of a survey on Thursday, which found…
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Purported Windows Phone 8 Details Leak: NFC, Native Skype Support And More
We're still waiting for Microsoft to launch Windows Phone "Tango," but supposed details have already emerged surrounding the next major Windows Phone release code-named "Apollo."…
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Pictures Of iPod Nano With Camera Re-Emerge
Last year a number of leaks and photos suggested that Apple had a redesigned iPod nano with an integrated camera in the works. The new…
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BlackBerry 7 Devices Gain Government Approval In U.S. And Canada
Research In Motion's latest BlackBerry 7 devices has=ve been granted Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS) 140-2 certification by the National Institute of Standards and Technology…
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German Court Denies Apple's Request To Ban Samsung Galaxy Nexus And Galaxy Tab 10.1N
The Munich Regional Court in Germany on Wednesday rejected Apple's request to ban Samsung's local subsidiaries from selling the Samsung Galaxy Nexus smartphone and Galaxy…
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Microsoft Is Running Anti-Google Newspaper Ads Focused On Privacy
Microsoft has started to run anti-Google newspaper ads in a clear effort to sway people from using Google's services. On Monday, Google announced that it…
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T-Mobile Now Selling Square Credit Card Payment Systems In Retail Stores
T-Mobile USA announced on Tuesday that it is now selling Square credit card systems in its retail stores. Square allows people to take payments by…
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Apple Issues Major Final Cut Pro X Update With Multicam Editing And More
Apple on Tuesday announced a major update to its Final Cut Pro X video editing software. The company added "multicam editing that automatically syncs up…
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Regional Carriers Ask FCC To Impose A 'Shot Clock' For Roaming Agreements
MetroPCS, U.S. Cellular and several other regional carriers have requested that the Federal Communications Commission initiate a "shot clock" for roaming agreements with larger wireless…
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Amazon Reports $17.4B In Revenue, Sales Up 35% But Misses Street Estimates
Amazon on Tuesday reported its earnings for the fourth quarter, during which it took in $17.4 billion in revenue. While its net sales were up…
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Sprint Gives LightSquared Six More Weeks To Gain FCC Approval
Sprint has granted LightSquared six more weeks to gain approval from the Federal Communications Commission to launch its network. This is the second time the…
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Apple Hires Former Dixons CEO John Browett As Senior VP Of Retail
Apple has hired Dixons Retail chief executive officer John Browett to run its retail business as senior VP of retail. Browett will assume his new…
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