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Touchscreens to be on a quarter of all notebooks by 2016: IHS
While Intel is enthusiastic about touch-enabled devices, even if it hits 25 percent market penetration by 2016, it will still be niche rather than a must-have feature, which doesn't bode well for Microsoft and its touch ambitions for Windows.
Barracuda acquires SignNow; cloud data storage
The U.S. IT company sees value in the mobile document signing company.
What Yahoo and Acer can teach Windows 8 app developers
A new study that measures app usage on Windows 8 PCs finds that Metro style apps are gaining traction slowly. But a surprising result suggests that app developers who deliberately break Microsoft's design guidelines are most likely to win users over.
Lenovo ThinkPad Helix convertible Ultrabook now available from $1,679
This 11.6-inch Windows 8 device swivels between tablet and notebook mode, but it doesn't do so cheaply.
PayPal adds a fourth datacenter as it expands into the non-virtual world
PayPal’s secure datacenter operations grow to support brick & mortar
Truphone announces global shared plans (CTIA 2013)
I never travel overseas without Truphone and businesses will appreciate their new global shared plan offerings that include calls, text, and data.
Wyless, SingTel ink deal for M2M in APAC
Boston-based Wyless strikes a deal with Asia's leading ICT services provider in its home market.
Hitachi unveils secure sync and share platform
Hitachi Data Systems claims that its cloud storage service will offer businesses better control and security than the consumer orientated alternatives.
Blue Coat to acquire Solera; big data security
In Solera, Blue Coat finds a big boost for its bid to secure the enterprise.
SiSense Announces Prism 10x
SiSense announces a new version of its data visualization and BI database engine suite, along with major performance increases.
EMC: Why it's becoming all about the software
How storage vendor EMC is building a business focused around software as margins on storage hardware decline.
Slippery pricing - Delta isn't the only one
Flyers have experienced slippery pricing on many airlines, not just Delta. Readers have found that the price can change mid-transaction on many other airlines. Why is this allowed?
Tumblr: Would more ads, sooner, have made a difference?
Tumblr is a very well designed mini publishing platform, but more ads, sooner, could have made it the Huffington Post of personal publishing.
US urged to permit self-defense retaliation on hackers
Would retaliatory attacks make hackers think twice?
Viruses, hackers and scammers scare business away from web
Many small businesses struggle to cope with internet security and are refusing to trade online as a result.
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