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Video surveillance over power lines: yes, it's possible
This is the second of a three-part series where our own David Gewirtz tests and installs a full-perimeter, Internet-centric, mobile-enabled video surveillance system. In this installment, David spotlights a neat new technology.
Lenovo's scattergun approach to Windows 8 bears fruit in down market
The Lenovo Group has managed to post strong fourth quarter numbers in a market generally down for PC sales. The company's PC line with its diverse form factors that take advantage of Windows 8 is an apparent winner.
Microsoft unbundles SkyDrive Pro client from Office 365
SkyDrive Pro for businesses can now be installed on Windows running older versions of Office after Microsoft released it as a standalone client.
Chrome 27: Talk to me
Google's latest Web browser, Chrome 27, enables you to say, as well as type, your queries. Alas, its first version doesn't work that well.
Indian travel operator MakeMyTrip reports $20.3M Q4 loss
Travel booking site operator lost US$20.3 million in its fourth quarter, but is confident of continuing recent efforts to increase its share of the lucrative hotels and packages business.
Online learning made easier for India's school children
With the aim to make a difference in India's education sector, Meritnation wants to help K12 students learn more effectively through online learning. It has a student base of over 4 million.
Kindle Fire HD spreads to over 170 countries, bringing uncertainty for other Android tablets
The Kindle Fire represents a real threat to the Android tablet landscape not because of the Amazon logo, but because of its highly disruptive pricing.
Minimize risks to ensure your startup is successful
Being an entrepreneur comes with a lot of risks. That's a given. Here are some tips to minimize the dangers and boost the survival rate of your business.
Apple's $100m made-in-the-USA Mac facility will be in Texas
Apple CEO Tim Cook has confirmed it will assemble a line of Macs in Texas, but whether that's the MacBook Pro or Mac Mini remains unknown.
SoftBank grants US government the right to approve Sprint director
If takeover plans by SoftBank and Sprint are finalized, then SoftBank will give the U.S. government influence due to security concerns.
AMD unveils new A-series and E-series APUs offering more power and less power consumption
AMD debuts new silicon, including the world's first 28-nanometer, quad-core x86 SoC APU aimed at small touch-enabled notebooks, tablets and hybrids.
Swisscom boosts 4G speeds to 150Mbps
The Swiss incumbent is planning to increase the download speeds of its LTE network by 50 percent.
London starts search for next £100m tech startup, £1m funding up for grabs
Digital Shoreditch has opened entries on a competition to provide one London-based tech startup with £1m in funding, with the aim of growing the winning company into a £100m business.
Google entices Indian SMBs to cloud with pricing carrot
Google India is reducing the prices for Google Apps to attract smaller businesses in what appears to be a response to Microsoft's marketing blitzkrieg for its Office 365 product.
S. Korea to bring telemedicine to free economic zones
Government hopes to introduce telemedicine and turn these zones into testbeds for new health services, so as to attract more foreign investors into the country.
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