The House and Senate unanimously voted to make it legal for Americans to unlock phones they own. Tablets may be next.
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From tornados to lightning strikes to hurricanes and earthquakes, each year the residents of the United States face a barrage of weather and environmental poundings that often leave death and destruction in their wake. Over time, official statistics are then compiled about such incidents that can then be used by federal, state and... More >
The company's new Integrated Systems offerings are aimed at such workloads as virtual desktops, private clouds, and SAP and Microsoft environments.
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Apple denies iOS devices enable access by NSA snoopers; Tim Cook admits lower-cost used iPhone sales are good for Apple; Oracle Linux 7 makes its debut; and more.
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The company focuses on SQL Server 2014's in-memory capabilities in its bid to siphon enterprise database workloads from rival Oracle.
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The House and Senate unanimously voted to make it legal for Americans to unlock phones they own. Tablets may be next.
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The company focuses on SQL Server 2014's in-memory capabilities in its bid to siphon enterprise database workloads from rival Oracle.
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The sale is the latest move by the networking vendor, which is streamlining its operations and focusing on high-growth areas.
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A California judge has ruled that a class-action lawsuit can be filed against Google regarding complaints about billings for in-app purchases, rejecting the company's request to dismiss the lawsuit.
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The company is offering customers bare-metal cloud servers that can be spun up as quickly as VMs and bring better performance.
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The company also highlighted the record second quarter revenue and Netsuite's first-ever $100 million quarter of recurring revenue.
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