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FUJIFILM CORPORATION WINS PATENT INFRINGEMENT CASE IN U.S. COURT OF APPEALS
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On behalf of FUJIFILM Corporation based in Tokyo, Japan, FUJIFILM Holdings America Corporation announced that the company has received a favorable decision from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Feder...
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More HTC Pyramid pics leak, now with less blurrycam and extra specs
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It looks like the steady stream of leaked HTC Pyramid pictures shows no signs of slowing down. While we've recently seen shots of the back and the front of the device, we're now getting the full monty...
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IE9 is the most energy-efficient modern browser, according to Microsoft's own testing
Like UnlikeOf all the battlefields we've witnessed in the browser wars, this one's never really crossed our minds before: energy efficiency. Yes, the power efficiency of a piece of software, not hardware, is bei...
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NASA Computer Servers Insecure, Open to 'Catastrophic' Attack
Like UnlikeComputer servers on NASA's mission network are at high risk for Internet-based attacks that could have "catastrophic" effects on the space agency, according to a Monday report.
Specifically, NASA's Of...
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Nokia Expands U.S. Patent War with Apple
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okia has accused Apple of violating seven more patents with the iPhone, continuing an epic patent dispute that dates back to 2009.
"Our latest ITC filing means we now have 46 Nokia patents in suit aga...
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Wireless Networks Coming to U.S. Subway Systems, Slowly
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Years after Wi-Fi connections have become ubiquitous on university campuses, in coffee shops, and in public buildings, the ability to connect to the Internet during a morning commute is still an exerc...
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Android 3.0 catalog still stalled below 100 apps
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A follow-up check by Second Gear developer Justin Williams has revealed Android 3.0's app catalog to have made little progress in the month since launch. About 14 core apps are still truly native, whi...
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Amazon Cloud Drive is a Mean Right Hook to Apple's Jaw
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This is a big one, folks. Amazon has just declared outright war on iTunes. Earlier today the company sent out a press release announcing the launch of Amazon Cloud Drive and Cloud Player. The Cloud Dr...
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What's New in Wi-Fi: 802.11ac
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The wireless networking industry is already making plans and developing products for the successor to 802.11N—a standard both the IEEE and the Wi-Fi Alliance refers to as 802.11ac. In fact, in a meeti...
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AMD Catalyst 11.3 WHQL Software Suite Released
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AMD released a timely update to its Catalyst software suite, the package that provides display drivers for AMD/ATI Radeon GPUs, AMD chipset video, APUs, HDMI audio, and related software. The AMD Catal...
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Popcorn Hour C-200 media player gets iPlayer update
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We have talked about the Popcorn Hour C-200 streaming media player a long time ago when the device first launched. The launch of that device was a few years ago now, but Syabas, the market of the Popc...
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Motorola Xoom officially landing in UK next week, still has to finalize pricing and SKUs
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As much as we love our rumormongering, a good hard confirmation never goes astray around these parts, and we've just heard directly from Moto that its Xoom tablet will be arriving in the UK next week....
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Corsair Announces Availability of 2000MHz Vengeance High-Performance DDR3 Memory Kits
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Corsair, a worldwide designer and supplier of high-performance components to the PC gaming hardware market, today announced the availability of 2000MHz versions of the award-winning Vengeance family o...
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Galaxy Tab Wi-Fi finally hits UK pre-order, ships March 31
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The Wi-Fi only version of the seven-inch Galaxy Tab has at last surfaced in its first real pre-order. Now, Amazon UK is offering the device for pre-order, with ship dates set at March 31. The £299 pri...
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Apple Design Awards: App Store Apps Only
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Apple's upcoming Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) will again include the Apple Design Awards, but this year, Cupertino will only consider apps that are in its App Store, a move that could lead s...
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