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Lenovo keen on smartphones despite defying PC sales slump
Not content with posting record PC sales amid a slump in the market, the company is continuing its efforts to steamroll its local Chinese competition.
After Samsung, I crave Senselessness
Two years of suckling at the teat of TouchWiz has left a sour taste that only pure Android can purge.
Malaysia sets aside $16M for female entrepreneurs to go online
The Ministry of Communications and Multimedia has allocated 50 million ringgit this year to encourage businesswomen to bring their companies on to the Web to expand their opportunities.
S Korea court impose strict penalties on software pirates
Country's high court rules that software pirates are to pay full cost to vendors and not just for the time the illegal copy was used.
NEC retains CSG's Department of Parliamentary Services contract
NEC has secured a renewal of the IT managed services contract with the department that runs the Australian parliament after inheriting the previous contract through its CSG division acquisition.
The need for cross-platform app parity
Android and iOS dominate the mobile space in sales and market share so app developers are driven to support both platforms with their apps. Sadly, they don't always do that well.
Walmart starts selling Hisense Sero 7-inch Android tablets from $99
As the Android tablet price war escalates, you can also step up to the Tegra 3 quad-core Sero 7 Pro for $149.
Smartphone App Wrap: Games, movies, exercise, and Instagram
Android, iOS, WP8 and BB10 apps include Android Central, Tetris Blitz, Evernote, Fast and Furious 6, Itsdagram, Man of Steel, Vivino, and Endomondo.
Travel Tech Q&A: Airbnb's Nate Blecharczyk
Airbnb CTO and co-founder Nate Blecharczyk brings a lot of tech with him when he's travelling.
Silicon Valley's link to Warsaw's stunning $200m history museum of Polish-Jewish life
The new museum received strong suport from San Francisco's most successful philanthropist: Tad Taube.
Google Glass: It's not an enterprise product, get over it
The wearable computer has many benefits. The problem is none of those bear any relevance to enterprise customers, and bring-your-own-device (BYOD) may cause more problems than it's worth.
Microsoft and Google agree to build YouTube app for Windows Phone 8
After a public tussle, Microsoft and Google have agreed to jointly build a native YouTube app for Windows Phone 8, which will be released within a few weeks.
Microsoft's Linux app, Skype, gets updated
Microsoft has released a new version of Skype, its popular VoIP program, for Linux.
BBC suspends CTO after failed £100 million CMS
The broadcasting company's tapeless digital archive project burned through taxpayer money and caused nothing but "chaos," according to a new report.
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