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Google closes Motorola buy

Google closes Motorola buy

Google has completed its $12.5bn purchase of Motorola's mobile business and immediately replaced the chief executive of the company with a Google executive Read more

22 May, 2012 16:20 by Ben Woods

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Smartphones run HTML5 a lot slower than PCs

Benchmarks run by Spaceport.io show that HTML5 runs "six to ten times slower" on smartphones than on "a modern laptop" -- in this case, a MacBook Pro... Read more

22 May, 2012 17:05 by Jack Schofield

Primed for 4G: Everything Everywhere ends 3G work

The integration of Orange and T-Mobile's 3G network services is now finished, parent company Everything Everywhere has announced, as a decision from Ofcom on its bid to launch 4G nears Read more

22 May, 2012 16:11 by Ben Woods

ITC: Apple and RIM blameless in Kodak patent dispute

The US International Trade Commission rules that Apple and RIM are not violating a Kodak patent Read more

22 May, 2012 15:30 by Josh Lowensohn

Salesforce: UK datacentre, Amazon-free Heroku coming

When Salesforce.com CEO Marc Benioff visited London for the company's annual Cloudforce conference back in 2012, he promised it would set up a UK... Read more

22 May, 2012 15:05 by ZDNet UK News Network

EMC gets 'Mavericks' with Isilon file system

The next version of OneFS, code named Mavericks, drastically cuts access times as well as adding data protection and recovery features to complement the Isilon storage OS Read more

22 May, 2012 14:47 by Nick Heath

Twitter to track users through widgets

Twitter has given details about tracking users across the internet, and options for people who don't want to be tracked, in an updated privacy... Read more

22 May, 2012 12:05 by Tom Espiner

Vodafone sees data growth as Euro economy bites

Growth in data service and enterprise revenues have kept Vodafone's results in line with analyst hopes, counterbalancing falling income from southern Europe Read more

22 May, 2012 11:56 by David Meyer

Samsung draws logic-worthy on/off ratio from graphene

Researchers at Samsung’s Advance Institute of Technology have developed a new transistor structure using everyone’s favourite two-dimensional... Read more

22 May, 2012 11:05 by Lucy Sherriff

EMC eyes cloudscape with massive product push

At EMC World, the company has introduced 42 software and hardware products for storage, data management and virtualisation, saying there is no point in taking a 'one size fits all' approach to cloud needs Read more

22 May, 2012 11:25 by Nick Heath

Windows 8 could speed multi-monitor uptake

Microsoft has announced that it will improve multi-monitor support in Windows 8. At the moment, only a small minority of Windows users stand to... Read more

22 May, 2012 10:05 by Jack Schofield 2 comments

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Samsung draws logic-worthy on/off ratio from graphene

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Windows 8 could speed multi-monitor uptake

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