Monthly Archives: September 2011

Google’s Guide to the Senate Antitrust Hearing

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Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) Sept. 20 published a guide to the Senate's hearing on whether the company's search engine business harms competition and consumer choice.The Senate...

Microsoft, Casio Reach Patent Licensing Deal

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Microsoft has reached a licensing agreement with Casio Computer over the latter's use of Linux in certain devices. Under the terms, Casio will pay...

Phytel Unveils Automated SaaS Tools to Bridge Patient Care Gaps

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Phytel, a developer of health care population-management tools, has unveiled Atmosphere, a suite of software as a service (SaaS) products that automate communications to...

Google Wallet Rings Up Visa, Amex, Discover as Partners

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Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) met its self-imposed goal to launch its mobile payment service this summer, as Google Wallet rolled out Sept. 19 to allow consumers...

Google Preps ‘Honeycomb’ Developers for ‘Ice Cream Sandwich’

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Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) has made no attempt to hush talk of "Ice Cream Sandwich," the next build of Android that promises to unify elements of...

SpyEye Campaign Nets Criminal $3.2 Million in Six Months

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Cyber-crime is a lucrative business which offers criminals very high returns in exchange for very low risk. Trend Micro researchers showed just how profitable...

Texting Replaces Talking for Younger Mobile Users: Pew Report

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Some 83 percent of American adults own cell phones and three-quarters of them (73 percent) send and receive text messages, according to a report...

Cloud-Based Application Demand Rising Among SMBs: Report

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Half the employees at small and midsize businesses are estimated to be working outside the office, and a quarter of SMBs' staff works outside...

Cellular South, Seven States Sue to Stop ATandT, T-Mobile Merger

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Cellular South, the largest privately held wireless carrier in the United States, has become the latest telecommunications companyto file an antitrust suit in the...

Imation Acquires IronKey’s USB-Based Hardware Security Business

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IronKey has sold its USB-based security hardware business to Imation, freeing up resources for IronKey to focus on its cloud-based security services for enterprises.Under...