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- Lenovo goes tablet crazy
- HTC gets all virtual
- Hitachi Data Systems targets telco big data
- LG and Samsung make iWatch screens
- Oracle sues customer for suing
- Foxconn presses for the end of human zoo
- ISIS aiming for social media heads
- Two chip companies in $40 billion merger
| Posted: 02 Mar 2015 03:40 AM PST
Lenovo, according to market watchers, has been doing comparatively well in the tablet market. more» |
| Posted: 02 Mar 2015 02:32 AM PST
The company made its announcement at the Mobile World Congress, an annual shindig in Barcelona where vendors vie with each other to attract attention for forthcoming products. more» |
| Hitachi Data Systems targets telco big data Posted: 02 Mar 2015 02:18 AM PST
Hitachi Data Systems (HDS) said that its Live Insight for Telecom is aimed at giving providers real time information into networks, services and application level performance. more» |
| LG and Samsung make iWatch screens Posted: 02 Mar 2015 01:25 AM PST
The Electronic Times reported that LG Display will be the sole supplier of organic light-emitting diode (OLED) screens for the Apple watches that go on sale in April. more» |
| Oracle sues customer for suing Posted: 02 Mar 2015 01:24 AM PST
Its case does not focus on the fact Oracle could not get the site working, but five former staff and campaign advisers to the state’s former governor, worked behind the scenes to kill the site for political reasons. more» |
| Foxconn presses for the end of human zoo Posted: 02 Mar 2015 01:22 AM PST
After all, robots will always work, and will not get depressed, kill themselves, or moan to western news media that they are being exploited. more» |
| ISIS aiming for social media heads Posted: 02 Mar 2015 01:19 AM PST
On Sunday, an image circulated showing Islamic State supporters allegedly threatening Jack Dorsey, a founder of Twitter, in retaliation for the social network engaging an escalating war against the militant group. more» |
| Two chip companies in $40 billion merger Posted: 02 Mar 2015 01:16 AM PST
While the tech press focused on Apple’s watch, and non-existent car, NXP Semiconductors, and Freescale Semiconductor hatched out a super-merger in comparative quiet. TechCrunch’s excuse for its hacks not spotting the mega-merger was because "no-one has heard of the two companies anyway." In the interests of educating hacks – Freescale makes embedded chips, the Internet of Things, while NXP is best known for its chips headed for cars. more» |
Announcements from the Mobile World Congress (MWC) are as thick as blankets of snow this week, and Lenovo has joined in the chase for more business by announcing a range of three tablets.
Many people find wearing virtual reality headsets gives them a headache or makes them feel sick, but that hasn't stopped Taiwanese firm HTC by announcing it will sell a system later this year.
The IT division of Hitachi said it has started to sell an analytics package aimed at telecom service providers.
LG Display and Samsung Electronics are to supply screens for Apple smartwatches when the shiny toy finally hits the shops.
Database outfit Oracle found itself in hot water over Oregon’s failed health exchange website and on the receiving end of a law suit complaining about breach of contract, has counter-sued.
Foxconn has confirmed that it is pressing ahead with its plan to replace its increasingly tricky staff with robots.
Terrorist outfit the Islamic State has decided to take out the heads of the major social media companies for daring to take on the outfit.
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