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Microsoft’s Power BI visualization service arrives July 24
Microsoft’s Power BI data visualization and business intelligence service will be generally available in two weeks, →
Hacking Team hack casts spotlight on murky world of state surveillance
In contrast to many of the private companies performing outsourced aggressive surveillance work for the world’s →
Microsoft plans 7,800 layoffs, $7.6 billion Nokia write-down
After cutting its workforce by around 18,000 over the past year, Microsoft is readying another round →
A temporary sale or permanent cut? Google slashes price for flagship Nexus 6 phone
Google has dramatically slashed the price of its Nexus 6 handset. In the Google Store, the 32GB →
It’s Official: Microsoft Concedes the Smartphone War
ANOTHER DAY, ANOTHER company-wide memo in which Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella slices his company’s headcount to →
Renault Unveils Talisman Sedan
Renault has unveiled its D-Segment sedan – Talisman. The saloon will go on sale in Europe →
Samsung’s profits down again as it misreads demand for newest phones
Samsung predicts that its earnings from April-June of this year will likely be down four percent →
Jolla hopes to ‘focus’ its mobile plans by splitting in two
Jolla’s mobile efforts have barely begun, but it’s already shaking things up by splittinginto two companies. →
Nintendo to aim for a “free-to-start” mobile gaming model
By announcing its plans to start a presence on mobile, Nintendo has practically sealed its fate →
iPhone 8-years on: what’s next for Apple’s flagship?
Eight years ago Steve Jobs introduced the iPhone to the world, and the world changed. Apple →
Nokia phones are making a comeback of sorts in 2016
Former world number one phone maker and ‘90s symbol, Nokia, is getting back to business – →
iPad Pro (or iPad Plus): everything we think we know
It’s the way the technology game goes: no sooner has the latest and greatest gadget appeared →
Four things to know about the Lenovo C40 AiO PC
Lenovo has another all-in-one PC available, and this one is targeted at the every-person. The PC →
Nokia’s return to phones won’t be smart
Nokia CEO Rajeev Suri makes an offhand comment about their plans to sell phones in the →
Intel buys Recon, makers of the ‘Google Glass for fitness’
Recon Instruments is famous for two things: building the technology behind Oakley’s Airwave and the Recon →
Facebook’s Place Tips goes national, retailers get free beacons
Six months after its initial trial run, Facebook’s Place Tips program is finally expanding nationwide. Place →
Facebook tests ‘Saved Replies’ letting Pages streamline customer service
Facebook is making it easier for businesses to reply to customer inquiries en masse. Business pages →
ShenQi’s Chen Xudong is new Lenovo, Motorola mobile chief
Changes in high ranking positions aren’t always good. Unexplained changes in high ranking positions are even →
Tesla begins selling used cars at discount prices
While news on Tesla has been dominated by their new Powerwall home battery system this last →
Google threat may drive Mercedes, BMW and Audi to buy HERE
Mercedes-Benz, BMW, and Audi have forged a rare partnership and are joining forces to acquire Nokia’s →
HERE’s why everyone wants Nokia’s maps business
The war over knowing exactly where we are is going to be expensive. Interest in Nokia’s →
IBM staff can now choose a Mac as their work computer
Last summer’s partnership between Apple and IBM has proven extra-special for the latter company’s workers — →
Aztech WIPC402 Wireless-N Pan/Tilt IP Camera review
Home security used to be an exclusive business, but now you can buy a network camera →
Lenovo smartphone numbers not enough for Q4 2014 profits
Many have pointed to the writing on the wall for the PC business, looking towards to →
Sony invests $645M in Olympus to become largest shareholder
Despite its own well documented financial woes, Sony has coughed up $645 million (UK£400,AU$621) to become →
Nikon gives in, outs a selfie stick for cameras
Selfies are a living oxymoron. Their popularity seems to thrive despite the general disapproval of society. →
Dell Latitude 12 5000 (E5250)
VERDICT Dell’s latest is sturdy, ergonomically sound and has good business features, but rivals are slicker, →
Samsung Rugby Smart Review
This week we’ve got our hands on the newest Samsung smartphone, and it’s not a dual-core →
Lenovo ThinkPad T400s laptop review
Straddling the divide between ultraportable and mainstream notebook, Lenovo’s ThinkPad T400s squeezes a business-friendly 14.1-inch LED-backlit →