ViewSonic ViewPhone 3 clears FCC, prepares for Latin American arrival. Well, wouldn't you know it, but another ViewSonic smartphone has just reared its head — this time the ViewPhone 3 (V350) — which has just cleared the …
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CNET Microsoft: It's business as usual with Windows Phone updates ZDNet (blog) By Mary Jo Foley | January 7, 2012, 3:34pm PST Summary: 'Nothing has changed in regard to how we work with carriers to deliver Windows Phone updates to our customers,' maintained a Microsoft official following a change in Microsoft's update disclosure … The Critics Rave … for Microsoft
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Digitaltrends.com The story of CES 2012: Catching up with Apple San Francisco Chronicle It's now clear that one theme will dominate this year's International Consumer Electronics Show: catching up with Apple. Mind you, no companies are putting it that way in their announcements for this week's Las Vegas gadget fest, but the subtext fairly … Ultrabooks, expected to be hot at CES, could be boon for enterprise IT Computerworld LG to Show New Ultrabooks in Las Vegas PCWorld LG Z330 and Z430 Super Ultrabooks revealed SlashGear Christian Science Monitor – Register – Forbes all 83 news articles
BetaNews Vizio aims to disrupt the crowded budget PC market, but can it? BetaNews By Ed Oswald Aiming to get out ahead of the the news crush that is the Consumer Electronics Show, Vizio on Saturday made the rounds of the major news outlets hawking its latest line of products: computers. While the company all but created the budget …
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Microsoft Patents Bad Neighborhood Detection InformationWeek With the grant of their US Patent #8090532 Microsoft may be attempting to corner the market on GPS systems for use by pedestrians, or they may have opened a fertile ground for discrimination lawsuits. We won't really know until actual devices …
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