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Thursday, July 10, 2014
Apple has been granted an exclusive patent to create 'all-glass' casings that could be used in future iPhone models.
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The U.S. government sued Amazon.com over allowing children to rack up millions of dollars in charges related to mobile apps without getting permission from their parents.
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LG Electronics is expanding its line of G Pad tablets with the introduction of LG G Pad 7.0 and LG G Pad 10.1.
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella sent an email to all employees today outlining the company’s ambitions and changes that are coming during for new financial year.
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Imation has made available the new IronKey Workspace W700, the first Microsoft-certified Windows To Go devices to be FIPS 140-2 Level 3 certified.
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The creators of the Train Simulator franchise have today announced a global licensing deal with Microsoft, granting them the rights to develop and publish all-new flight products based on Microsoft’s legendary flight technology.
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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) on Thursday reported higher second-quarter sales than it had forecast, mainly attributed to solid demand for mobile devices.
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Responding to recent allegations that a Samsung's supplier hired children to meet production targets, Samsung says it strictly maintains "a zero tolerance policy on child labor."
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Samsung is teasing on Twitter with the upcoming announcement for what's likely to be a new Exynos SoC.
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Google Ventures, Google's venture capital unit, has added a European branch with a $100 million initial investment.
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Creative has added the new Creative MUVO mini to its Creative MUVO family of near-field communications (NFC) Bluetooth portable wireless speakers.
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LG Electronics' Smart Keyboard for G3 will receive a significant update following its global rollout.
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The representation of the layout of a retail store, such as an "Apple" store, may be registered as a trade mark, the Court of Justice of the European Union ruled today.
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Silent Circle, the company known for the development of mobile pricvacy apps, is offering a secrecy-cloaking phone service that lets customers make and receive private phone calls.
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Samsung Electronics is expected to introduce an ultra high-definition LCD TV using quantum dot technology later this year, as its next-generation OLED panels and TVs has lagged behind those of their rivals LG Electronics and LG Display.
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IBM plans to spend $3 billion on semiconductor research and development in the next five years, even as the company is said to be selling its chip-manufacturing arm.
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LG Display has developed an 18-inch OLED panel flexible enough to
roll into a tight tube, along with a transparent panel which has triple the transmittance of existing LCD displays.
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