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Technology Watch
http://blog.itproportal.com/
Technology Watch, from leading UK IT website ITproPortal.com, takes a close look at the important, controversial and offbeat happenings in technology today.
- Added on: Nov 23rd, 2005
- Country: United Kingdom
- Language: English
- Listed in: Technology Computers Hardware
- Tags: Security hardware digital media web services business apps legal rights wrongs
Recent Posts
Pete Cashmore Named UK\'s Most Influential Twitterer
While the microblogging phenomenon Twitter has apparently been inundated with swarms of users following celebrities’ profiles throughout the year, the coronation of a virtually less popular celebrity as the most influential Briton on Twitter ca...
Palm Shares Drop Amidst Yet another Q2 Loss
Palm Inc, the California-based smartphone manufacturer has registered a drop in its share prices as the company reported a fiscal 2nd quarter loss, its 10th in a row, of $85.4 million, or 54 cents a share. The share price dropped by 8.7 percent durin...
Decision Makers Pushing For Green Data Centers
A recent report by Frost & Sullivan has revealed that economic recession has forced IT companies to switch to Green Data centers technologies which include cloud computing, virtualisation and other power management techniques that enhance energy ...
Nokia Booklet 3G Available For £650 From January
Nokia will be selling its not-a-netbook device from January 2010 in the UK for a staggering, jaw dropping, eye popping manufacturer's suggested price of £650 including VAT, a price that makes it one of the most expensive netbooks on the market....
Apple\'s iPhone Cruises Past Windows Mobile In US Smartphone Market
A recent comScore survey has revealed that Apple’s iPhone has rocketed past Microsoft’s Windows Mobile in terms of market share and has landed on the number 2 slot behind mobile device giant, Research in Motion....
Plurk Assesses Options In Microsoft Code Lifting Fiasco
Microsoft’s public apology for pilfering microblogging site Plurk’s code to use them in its own similar service Juku has apparently failed to mollify Plurk....
