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Google partners with Acer, Adobe, ASUS, Freescale, Hewlett-Packard, Lenovo, Qualcomm, and Texas Instruments
Google has revealed at least some of the hardware manufacturers it's working with to design and build devices that run the much-discussed Google Chrome Operating System.
Google Launching PC OS
Google Inc's plan for a new PC operating system is its most ambitious assault against Microsoft Corp, but it is a gamble that may not pay off for several years.
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Britain's Truphone wins backing from Roman Abramovich
Frustrated by the lack of mobile phone coverage at his home on a farm in Kent, inventor James Tagg decided he could improve matters by getting into the mobile business himself.
First, he launched Software Cellular Network, an early version of Skype, which allowed customers with poor mobile coverage to make calls over a wireless internet connection. Then, he invented a mobile phone sim card which allows users to operate different phone numbers from a single chip, before expanding the system into a cut price mobile network.
Read more: Britain's Truphone wins backing from Roman Abramovich
Handheld expands to the Italian market
Handheld today announced their expansion into the Italian market with the start of a new subsidiary, Handheld Italia Srl.
Seven telecoms companies for 4G Auction
UK Chancellor George Osborne’s hopes of raising at least £3.5 billion from the auction of super-fast 4G mobile spectrum today got a big boost as seven telecoms firms were approved as potential bidders by regulator Ofcom.
The three new entrants seeking to snap up some of the 4G airwaves are BT, China’s PCCW and niche UK operator MLL Telecom.
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•Flexible and scalable design: The modular data centre incorporates a snap-together design with a removable wall design. With the economies of scale and the benefits of repeatable, standardised modules, it is easy to match demand and scale infrastructure quickly. Modules can be added when extra capacity is required or scaled down when infrastructure becomes obsolete.
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• Speed of Deployment – Prefabricated modules are delivered on-site preconfigured and pretested for an easy installation within 12-16 weeks, depending on the level of project complexity. Site preparation and module production can be completed concurrently, resulting in minimized on-site construction and deployment time. As a standardized solution, modules can be ordered, manufactured, customized and delivered to the data centre site in a matter of months. The modular approach also means that the site construction can progress in parallel, instead of a linear task dependant, track toward completion.
PC Prices to Rise by Up to 10 % iin 2015
Through 2016, 30 Per Cent of PC Consumers will buy a less expensive PC
Gartner Says Device vendors will have to raise the prices of PCs to offset the effects of currency devaluation, The price of PCs in the Eurozone and Japan, in particular, will increase by up to 10 per cent during 2015.
According to Ranjit Atwal, a research director at Gartner , we are seeing the strength of the dollar against most other currencies and this will reflected in companies' earnings. PC vendors involved with the US Dollar, who are selling to Europe and Japan, where local currencies have fallen up to 20 per cent against the USD, since the start of 2015, have little choice than to raise prices to preserve profits.
