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Charge Anywhere
Downloads Charge Anywhere is the perfect Point of Sale (POS) Software for any merchant conducting business in a mobile environment. With Charge Anywhere, empower your phone to accept payments; transforming your everyday phone into a complete wireless Credit...
[January 1, 1970, 0:59]
Radical Idea: Charge Vendors for Software Deployed in Schools
Blog Many years back, when I had the time to make the rounds at various government education departments, I asked the brass why on earth they didn't charge software vendors (like Microsoft, Adobe et al) for software the government's schools put in...
[May 28, 2009, 9:46]
Charge It
Downloads With Charge It, your phone becomes a mobile virtual credit card terminal giving you the ability to accept your customer's credit cards anywhere your business takes you. Take credit cards as a vendor at rock concerts, dealer at a memorabilia...
[March 11, 2009, 10:07]
Microsoft dodges anti-spyware charge accusations
Talkback Gates now feels it necessary to charge the long-suffering users of his Operating Systems for what is, at least in theory, a solution to a whole load of problems that weren't properly addressed by his software designers and developers in the first...
[December 18, 2004, 11:21]
Microsoft dodges anti-spyware charge accusations
Talkback For Microsoft to charge *anything* "extra" in order to protect it's customers from the *glaring* and *long-standing* security *defects* in MS' own technologies (today, ActiveX; but, mark my words, many-time-more-whiz-bangier WMI, too) would amount...
[December 18, 2004, 10:31]
Twitter may charge companies that 'tweet'
News We can identify ways to make this experience even more valuable and charge for commercial accounts. While he declined to discuss how much Twitter would charge, Stone did say individual users would not be charged.
[February 11, 2009, 7:46]
Seagate takes $300m charge
News Seagate Technology Inc.said its second-quarter loss will be worse than expected after the disk-drive maker takes a $300 million charge for restructuring and other one-time charges related to the closing of a manufacturing plant in Ireland.
[January 8, 1998, 10:29]
BTopenworld drops broadband activation charge
News BTopenworld plans to charge customers £85 for an Alacatel modem. Customers who sign up for Plug & Go before 31 May will avoid being charged a £65 activation charge. Freeserve, however, hasn't revealed how much it will charge for its ADSL modem.
[February 27, 2002, 12:47]
Juniper faces $900m charge in options scandal
News Telecoms equipment vendor Juniper has admitted that it will have to record a charge of almost $1bn to make amends for stock options that it granted in recent years. Juniper said it expected to take a $900m (£458m) charge in its next financial results.
[December 21, 2006, 12:05]
Magnetic memory set to charge the market
News Flash has much better ways of keeping the charge than DRAM, but that means it's much harder and takes longer to set the charge up in the first place. DRAM and Flash memory store the signal itself as an electrical charge that can be read back, SRAM...
[February 12, 2003, 8:16]
Quantum to cut up to 800 jobs, take $50m charge
News Quantum's hard disk drive group said Thursday it will cut as many as 800 jobs and take a $50m (£31m) charge in its second quarter in an effort to streamline its production of drives for low-cost PCs. Quantum said it will take the charge in the...
[August 20, 1999, 9:48]
Microsoft: 'We won't charge to fix vulnerabilities'
Talkback Won't charge. Would that include W2K and W98 with no strings attached whatsoever?
[July 6, 2005, 23:04]
MSN site could charge surfers
News The spokeswoman could not confirm press reports suggesting that it might charge users up to £60 a year for access. announced recently that its auctions listings have suffered since January, when the service ceased to be free-of-charge.
[February 26, 2001, 12:14]
New battery technology promises quarter-hour charge
News Rechargeable batteries that charge in minutes and last up to four times longer than current cells are coming soon, according to American battery giant Rayovac. The system, called in-cell charge control (I-C3), is currently going through patenting...
[March 19, 2002, 17:44]
Microsoft to charge more for high-end Exchange
News To get the voice mail integration and other new features in Exchange Server 2007, businesses will have to pay a higher fee for each PC that connects to the server — a charge known as a client access licence, or CAL.
[June 2, 2006, 9:35]
Citrix XenServer now available free of charge
News Citrix on Monday announced that its enterprise-ready XenServer application is now available at no charge, a move the company hopes will help boost adoption of its open-source virtualisation platform. The company said in February that it planned to...
[March 31, 2009, 17:21]
UK operators won't charge for received calls
News Following suggestions by Europe's telecommunications chief that she would not oppose mobile operators that wanted to charge their customers for receiving calls, all the UK's operators have denied wanting to do any such thing.
[June 18, 2008, 12:32]
Battery suddenly stops holding charge
Member Review However, it finally stopped holding a battery charge a month ago. Not a bad unit for the first few months (as others are identifying with). I charged it for over three hours, then fully disconnected it and set it on my desk.twelve hours later it...
[July 15, 2005, 13:36]
Microsoft dodges anti-spyware charge accusations
News Microsoft has failed to rebut claims it is planning to charge users to remove spyware from infected versions of Windows According to a story on CNN's Web site, the software giant's recent acquisition of anti-spyware company GIANT might mean users...
[December 17, 2004, 16:20]
Properties of the Charge-Pump Voltage Splitter
White Papers Though common in many of today's DC-DC energy converters, the charge-pump voltage converter is known mostly in its doubler and inverter configurations. After a brief review of basic charge-pump principles, two applications will be covered: the...
[February 6, 2004, 4:13]
