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Microsoft sold 900K Surface RT tablets in face of muted demand
Microsoft shipped an estimated 900,000 Surface RT tablets last quarter, barely missing the top five device makers, but illustrating that demand was "muted at best," IDC said today. Read More


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Daimler Creates Award-Winning Market Research Site
Learn how Daimler gained valuable insights into the needs and desires of one of its most important customer target groups, 20- to 45-year-old compact car drivers. With little precedent to rely on, Daimler decided the best way to understand this group was a social community website powered by Drupal. Daimler Creates Award-Winning Market Research Site

Facebook says it's conquered mobile; analysts say there's more work to do
Less than a year ago, Facebook acknowledged that it had to improve its ability to generate revenue from its mobile users or face a tough future. Today, executives call Facebook 'a mobile company.' Read More

Big Windows 8 discount ends today
Today is the last day customers can purchase an upgrade to Windows 8 Pro for the discounted price of $39.99. Read More

Update: Twitter site restored after crash
Twitter said its site is back up and running after a partial outage worldwide that lasted nearly three hours today. Read More

Amazon's homepage blinks
The homepage of Amazon.com was down this afternoon for a short period. Read More

U.S. seizes fake NFL gear, websites
Three U.S. investigative agencies, working with state and local police departments across the country, have seized more than 300 websites and $13.6 million worth of counterfeit National Football League sportswear and tickets from online and other sellers, the agencies announced. Read More

ZTE, China Mobile test bandwidth boosting LTE-Advanced technology
ZTE and China Mobile have successfully tested carrier aggregation, and achieved peak download speed of 223Mbps in the Chinese operator's LTE TDD network. Read More

Facebook launches reusable gift cards
Facebook has launched a new service that allows users to give other members gift cards to stores and restaurants. Read More


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Forrester: Defining the Next-Generation Workspace
How will you meet the needs of a mobile workforce? In this Forrester study, discover approaches to BYOD and desktop virtualization. Learn why Cisco Unified Workspace may be the solution for your mobility, virtualization, and security challenges. Read Now

New York Times computer network breached by Chinese hackers, paper says
Hackers from China breached the computer network of The New York Times and stole passwords that allowed them to gain access to computers and email accounts for a period of four months, the newspaper reported late Wednesday. Read More

Nokia location technology will guide Toyota drivers
Toyota Motor Europe will use Nokia's mapping technology in its next-generation navigation and infotainment systems. Read More

SAP to buy Ticket-Web, a CRM tool for promoters of sports and entertainment events
SAP plans to extend its CRM offering with the acquisition of Ticket-Web, a German specialist in online ticketing for sports and entertainment venues. Read More

JR Raphael: Make Android's sharing feature even more powerful
Android's system-wide sharing is already pretty awesome, but this simple little tweak will make it even more useful. Read More

Preston Gralla: Microsoft Surface sales: At most 750,000, with 'very high' return rates
Microsoft's Windows RT Surface tablet is off to an exceedingly poor start, with sales of at most 750,000, and very high rates of return. So says iSuppli. Worse yet, the reason for the high return rates spell trouble not only for Windows RT, but for Windows 8 itself. Read More

Jonny Evans: Can BlackBerry beat Apple in the LTE services war?
BlackBerry has a chance, but taking it requires the firm use all its skills to ensure it can become synonymous with the network: in doing so it faces stiff competition from Apple and its software focus, and Google's forest of imitative device manufacturers. Read More

Matt Hamblen: Z10's metaphor mashup: Hyperbole-mania!
BlackBerry's Z10 and Q10 smartphones have inspired some pretty amazing metaphors. Read More

 

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