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Wednesday, September 10, 2014
T-Mobile will sell more than 100 smartphone models that tap into Wi-Fi networks to make phone calls and send texts when customers can't connect to the wireless carrier's cellular network.
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Inspired by Apple's Watch, Electronic Arts may put the new wearable into the game.
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Google is pursuing a host of projects that combine hardware and software, including self-driving cars, delivery drones and Internet-connected thermostats. Now the company turns into healthcare.
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At the Intel Developer Forum, the company's executives introduced tools that make creating software easier and more rewarding for developers. Intel also
explained how sees the future of the PC running on new processors and a wide
assortment of operating systems.
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Microsoft plans to kill the "Nokia" branding from their mobile devices and will use just the "Lumia" brand for new devices devices, according to a report.
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Sony's plan to offer pay TV channels via the Internet by the end of this year seems to be proceeding well following today's agreement with Viacom to feature offer 22 channels through the upcoming Internet-based live TV and video on demand service.
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Seagate is rolling out the Cloud Systems and Solutions group, which will offer enterprise-grade, scalable cloud service architecture.
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Wednesday, before the opening day of the International Broadcasting Convention (IBC), Microsoft announced new media services, including HD-quality live streaming that supports popular devices and platforms, end-to-end content protection capabilities, and a new service that simplifies the indexing of audio and video content and makes it easier to search.
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Qualcomm is ensuring that 4G is as widespread as it seems, by making this technology available in a cost-effective tier with the release of the
Snapdragon 210 processor and the 3G-only variant called the Snapdragon 208.
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U.S.-based carriers have laied out their pricing plans for Apple's new iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus smartphones.
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Seagate' LaCie announced the latest evolution of its d2 desktop storage line. The LaCie d2 features a new all–aluminum unibody enclosure, dual Thunderbolt 2, USB 3.0, and it is upgradable to the fastest SSD on the market, which boosts speeds up to 1150 MB/s.
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Fujifilm has announced the X100T, the latest evolution of its popular X-series of enthusiast compacts.
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