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In a rapidly changing stock market, the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) tracks the most active companies, offering valuable insights into stock price movements and trading volumes. The NYSE released its list of Most Active Companies, highlighting notable price movements and trading volumes across various sectors. Notable companies on the
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The release of Windows Phone 7 marks a significant improvement over its predecessor, but it may not be enough to reverse Microsoft's slipping market share in the smartphone market. Analysts are questioning whether the software giant can compete with the likes of Apple and Google, and some are
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The 2010 Mobile World Congress, which kicked off in Barcelona on Monday, is poised to highlight the growing significance of mobile software in the fast-paced mobile industry. With over 1,300 companies in attendance, the event will feature the latest products and technologies from traditional handset manufacturers like Nokia and
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The Long Term Evolution (LTE) technology is poised to revolutionize the wireless communication industry, with companies like Qualcomm Inc. (Nasdaq: QCOM), Nokia Corp. (NYSE: NOK), Infineon Technologies AG (NYSE: IFX), Apple Inc. (AAPL), and Verizon Wireless (NYSE: VZ) at the forefront of the innovation. The growing demand for high-speed wireless
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Microsoft has addressed user complaints of a "black screen of death" issue on its new Windows 7 operating system, stating that it has found no evidence to support the claim that recent security updates are causing the problem. This follows concerns raised by some users who reported issues
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MasterCard Worldwide is accelerating its commercial deployment of mobile payment in the Asia-Pacific region through a large-scale Near Field Communications (NFC) pilot, the largest to date. The pilot, launched in Bengaluru, India, in collaboration with Citibank, Nokia, and Vodafone, allows consumers to make contactless payments using their mobile phones, enjoying
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ICAP Ocean Tomo, a division of ICAP Plc, has been engaged to exclusively license an intellectual property portfolio developed by researchers at the renowned Liquid Crystal Institute at Kent State University. This portfolio contains 21 U.S.-issued patents, focusing on polymer-stabilized LCD technology and liquid crystal alignment. The technologies
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ROK Entertainment Group, in partnership with Claro, the largest mobile operator in the Dominican Republic, has launched Ideas TV, a mobile TV subscription service that offers a range of local and international channels. Powered by ROK's award-winning over-the-air video-streaming technologies, Ideas TV will provide an initial package of
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The Open IPTV Forum (OIPF), an industry consortium comprising leading consumer electronics and telecommunications companies, has released a revised version (1.1) of its standards-based IPTV specification. This updated platform enables consumer devices, compliant with OIPF guidelines, to access content delivered over the open internet, facilitating 'over-the-top' (OTT)
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The X Change 2009 web analytics conference, a peer-to-peer event for and by real-world practitioners and web analytics managers, has announced its lineup of Huddle Leaders. The conference promises to deliver an intimate and valuable experience, with recognized experts from various online industries sharing their insights on crucial topics. Speakers
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Following India's early exit from the T20 World Cup, advertisers are seeking compensation from broadcaster ESPN Star Sports (ESS) for the shrinking viewership. These advertisers, who had committed Rs 180 crore to the tournament, want ESS to make up for the loss of viewership based on cost per
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The Creative Problem Solving Institute (CPSI) has become a premier event for corporate innovators and creativity experts, drawing attendance from some of the world's most innovative companies, including Microsoft, Proctor and Gamble, GE, Nokia, and Intel. Founded by Alex Osborn, the inventor of Brainstorming, CPSI provides a unique
