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On-Communications to deploy Airspan's network for WiMAX services
04.07.2008 08:17
computerbusinessreview.com
On-Communications, a fixed wireless business-to-business ISP, has selected WiMAX-based broadband wireless access technology from Airspan Networks, to offer WiMAX services in the UK.
World
Mobile Communication
Orange announces Unik for corporate
04.07.2008 08:17
computerbusinessreview.com
Orange Business Services has announced a fixed-mobile convergence service, Unik for corporate, that connects an employee's mobile and office phones with a single number.
World
Mobile Communication
Sky considering ?2.5bn bid for Digital Plus
04.07.2008 05:51
digitalspy.co.uk
Sky is considering a bid of more than ?2.5bn (£2bn) for Spanish satellite pay TV firm Digital Plus, or Digital+.
World
Satellite Television
M&S checks out security offering from Bit9
04.07.2008 05:44
computerbusinessreview.com
Enterprise application whitelisting provider Bit9 has announced that retailer Marks and Spencer has installed its Bit9 Parity service in an attempt to protect its customers and retail operations from unauthorised software and malware.
World
Internet
Winchester and Eastleigh Healthcare adopts Evidian's access system
04.07.2008 05:44
computerbusinessreview.com
Winchester and Eastleigh Healthcare NHS Trust has deployed Enterprise SSO identity and access management software from Evidian to provide clinicians with access to various web-based applications through a single user login and password.
World
Mobile Communication
MySpace hosts Vodafone's online music platform
04.07.2008 05:44
computerbusinessreview.com
Vodafone and MySpace have launched an online global interactive profile, Vodafone Music Reporter.
World
Mobile Communication
InVueTXT selects TynTec's services for SMS delivery
04.07.2008 05:44
computerbusinessreview.com
International SMS provider InVueTXT will utilise mobile messaging operator TynTec's message delivery services to transmit SMS to consumers in Eastern Europe, Africa and India.
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Mobile Communication
UTStarcom sells North American phone distribution biz
04.07.2008 04:21
engadgetmobile.com
Filed under: UTStarcomApparently looking to concentrate its efforts on its network infrastructure businesses, UTStarcom has sold off its Personal Communications Division -- the guys pushing the corporate wares to Virgin Mobile, Verizon, and others in North America -- for $240-plus million to a group of private investors. The new company, creatively named Personal Communications Devices, LLC, will keep on doing the same thing with the very same team in place as before, so this looks to be little more than an exchange of some cash and it's back to business as usual. Phones will still be sourced from the UTStarcom mothership, and if that means we can expect some of the more creative stuff we've been seeing lately like the TXT8010, then it's all good by us.Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments
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Mobile Phones
Google faces 'Street View block'
04.07.2008 04:03
bbc.co.uk
Google's plans to launch a mapping tool in the UK could be referred to the Information Commissioner.
World
Technologies
Red God of War Sony PSP is hot
04.07.2008 02:29
i4u.com
The red Sony PSP God of War pack is taking the 3rd spot in the PSP bestseller on Amazon.com. The red special edition PSP console is only available since 1 month. Sony announced the God of War PSP back in February....
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Technologies
Court order on YouTube User Data fans Privacy fears
04.07.2008 02:29
i4u.com
By Kenneth Li and Eric Auchard NEW YORK/SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - A U.S. judge's order to Google Inc to turn over YouTube user data to Viacom Inc sparked an outcry on Thursday from privacy advocates in the midst of a legal showdown over video ...
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Technologies
Controversial Google Street View to arrive in Britain
04.07.2008 02:25
telegraph.co.uk
Google Street View, the online mapping website that has angered campaigners for privacy, is to be available in Britain by the end of the year.
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