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- Russian sex mad geckos die in space
- Logicalis buys into wi-fi outfit
- Celebrity leak was Apple cock up
- EU watchdog investigation approves Micros takeover
- US tech companies rally against China
- Microsoft defies judge’s cloud ruling
- Intel releases eight core desktop CPU
- Tablet sales go slow
- White Bull readies startup show
- ARM ups 64-bit hype
| Russian sex mad geckos die in space Posted: 02 Sep 2014 03:45 AM PDT
The geckos were sent aboard Russian satellite Foton M-4 to study effects of zero gravity on reproductive systems. more» |
| Logicalis buys into wi-fi outfit Posted: 02 Sep 2014 02:52 AM PDT
ITUMA, which is privaly owned, offers wi-fi services including 3D in location navigation, product promotions and retail ordering. Why is Logicalis interested in this kind of stuff? more» |
| Celebrity leak was Apple cock up Posted: 02 Sep 2014 02:50 AM PDT
In fact, some of the coverage has even praised Apple's security for its magical encryption which apparently absolved Jobs' Mob of all the blame for the hack. more» |
| EU watchdog investigation approves Micros takeover Posted: 02 Sep 2014 02:32 AM PDT
Oracle’s $5.3m takeover of retail and hospitality technology firm Micros Systems still has to get shareholder approval. more» |
| US tech companies rally against China Posted: 02 Sep 2014 02:31 AM PDT
The American Chamber of Commerce in China is fuming about a series of investigations scrutinising at least 30 foreign firms, as China enforces its 2008 anti-monopoly law. more» |
| Microsoft defies judge’s cloud ruling Posted: 02 Sep 2014 02:30 AM PDT
Apparently, the emails are sitting on a server in Ireland. more» |
| Intel releases eight core desktop CPU Posted: 02 Sep 2014 02:29 AM PDT
Dubbed Core i7-5960X Extreme Edition processor, the chip has 16 computing threads which, along with support for the latest DDR4 memory. more» |
| Posted: 01 Sep 2014 07:52 AM PDT
The reason for that, according to the company, is that buyers in mature markets are contributing to flatness. more» |
| White Bull readies startup show Posted: 01 Sep 2014 07:38 AM PDT
It has 13 new categories which it will award at its Barcelona conference next month, including best male entrepreneur, best female entrepreneur, best law firm, best in communications and PR, best angel, best corporate VC, best executive search and others. more» |
| Posted: 01 Sep 2014 07:24 AM PDT
Although it did not specify the names of the 27 companies they include the usual suspects like Samsung and we know that Intel is now a big ARM customer too. more» |
A team of sex mad geckos who were sent by the Russians to see what they could do in zero gravity returned to earth stone dead.
IT firm Logicalis said it has taken a 51 percent stake in a German company.
The coverage of the leak of celebrity photos from Apple's iCloud has been surprisingly free of blaming Job's Mob for the leak. 
EU watchdogs, which have been snuffling around the hindquarters of Oracle's $5.3m takeover of Micros have barked that the deal has come up smelling of roses.
US companies are moaning that Chinese regulators are ganging up on Western tech outfits in a bid to shut them out.
A US judge has demanded that software giant Microsoft hand over emails which are stored on a foreign server to the government. Microsoft however has refused to do so until its appeal is heard in another court.
Chipzilla has released its first eight core desktop CPU targeted at gamers and computer users who need a little extra.
Market research firm IDC said it has lowered its forecast for tablet sales in 2014 almost halving its estimate of how many will ship.
White Bull Summits, which runs an annual conference aimed at connecting startups and funds each year, said it is looking for nominations for 13 awards for people that have made a difference in the field.
Chip licensing company ARM said it has signed its 50th licensing agreement for the v8-A processing technology and said 27 firms have signed up for the show.| You are subscribed to email updates from Channel EYE To stop receiving these emails, you may unsubscribe now. | Email delivery powered by Google |
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