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Sales of Microsoft Corp.’s Windows operating system slumped last quarter as Apple Inc.’s iPad crimped demand for consumer laptops, Bloomberg reported.
Revenue in Microsoft’s Windows division fell 4.4 percent to $4.45 billion, the company said …
Two Android phone users have sued Google Inc. over claims their phones secretly recorded and stored data about their movements, Bloomberg reported.
The two residents of Oakland County, Mich., said in a complaint filed April …
A survey shows that Internet users would rather shop using a mobile device than a personal computer or laptop, Mobile Commerce Daily reported.
InMobi surveyed 15,000 mobile users in 14 countries about their shopping habits. …
Apple Inc. denied that its iPhones are tracking the location of users, responding to criticism that it was using data to help tap the market for location-based services, Reuters reported.
“Apple is not tracking the …
Kemin Industries Inc. and American Dehydrated Foods Inc. (ADF) have reached an acquisition agreement in which Kemin will purchase property, equipment and assets related to ADF’s spray drying technology for products used in premium and …
The Wii, once the cutting edge of video game technology, is headed the way of the Atari 2600 and the Sega Genesis, CNNMoney.com said. Nintendo Co. Ltd. said today that it plans to replace the …
Verizon Wireless activated 2.2 million iPhones during the first quarter, bolstering the company’s profit margins, CNNMoney.com reported.
Verizon Wireless began selling the Apple Inc. smartphone on Feb. 10 and was on pace to sell 4 …
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I’m an East Coast native, raised on Long Island, N.Y. I went to the University of Maryland, and upon graduation I was recruited into Xerox Corp. I spent 10 years …
Public debate and bureaucracy are bogging down the development of nuclear energy and putting the United States at a disadvantage compared with other countries, an Iowa State University professor and nuclear energy expert says.
Carolyn …
Cyber criminals can throw a sucker punch at businesses, exploiting vulnerabilities that could put them on the ropes.
That threat was underscored recently by a massive data breach at Epsilon Data Management LLC, a large …
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