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Sangoma Technologies to acquire Paraxip
09.07.2008 08:20
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Sangoma Technologies has entered into an agreement to acquire all of the shares of Paraxip Technologies for $4.8 million. The consideration is payable as $1.9 million in cash and 2.3 million in Sangoma common shares.
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Workstations
Q&A: Andy Evans, CTO of C&W
09.07.2008 08:19
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Andy Evans, chief technology officer at Cable & Wireless, talks to Janine Milne about plans for telco.
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Mobile Communication
BT's fibre optic cable sets sail for Northern Isles
09.07.2008 08:19
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BT has awarded a contract to Global Marine Systems to lay a 70-km fibre optic submarine cable between Orkney and the Scottish mainland.
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Mobile Communication
University of Leeds deploys Verint's IP video system
09.07.2008 08:19
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The University of Leeds has deployed Verint Systems' Nextiva Enterprise IP video system to ensure the safety of its students and staff, and property on the premises of the university and its remote locations including a computer cluster at Leeds General Infirmary.
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Mobile Communication
Trust Networks launches emergency broadband service
09.07.2008 08:19
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IT support and networking firm Trust Networks has launched a new emergency wireless broadband service that makes use of mobile phone signal rather than a landline to connect to PCs and laptops.
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Mobile Communication
Global awareness on mobile phones recycling low: Nokia survey
09.07.2008 08:19
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Three out of every four mobile phone users globally do not think of recycling their devices, despite accepting the fact that recycling could lessen the impact on the environment, according to a global consumer survey released by Nokia.
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Mobile Communication
QuickLogic launches upgrade path for smartphone developers
09.07.2008 08:19
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Underscoring its commitment to the mobile electronics market, QuickLogic, a developer of low power flexible semiconductor platforms, has announced the availability of a versatile upgrade path for smartphone developers.
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Hardware
University of Glasgow selects SolidWorks 3D CAD software
09.07.2008 08:18
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The department of mechanical engineering at the University of Glasgow has purchased 200 licences of SolidWorks Education Edition software to hone the skills of students in 3D CAD designing.
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