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Apple ordered to pay $23.6 million after losing lawsuit over wireless messaging

Bloomberg reports that a federal jury has found Apple guilty of infringing on six patents related to outdated pager technology from the 1990s. The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Te...

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Google’s New Open Source Privacy Effort Looks Back to the ’60s

Google is building a new open-source tool designed to preserve privacy when analyzing large amounts of data.

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5 Small Scanners You Can Tuck into Your Pocket

Wand and slot-fed portable scanners have become increasingly smaller and lighter.

While convenience is a nicety to have, one must remember that when obtaining a copy or image of a document it is important to maintain the chain of custody parameters.

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Two Worlds Colliding: How LinkedIn Could Take On Salesforce | TechCrunch

Today’s B2B sales and marketing folks struggle with the overwhelming number of channels for finding and reaching new leads. The customer “funnel”..

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Digital Records Revolutionizing Energy Leasing

Databases have greatly assisted title examinations promoting offshoring and ancillary businesses.

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Apple SIM: How Does it Work and is it the End of SIM Cards?

Apple SIM allows iPad Air 2 and iPad mini 3 owners easily switch mobile operators

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How technology can ruin trust in a relationship

Technology continues to change the interplay between B2B sellers and B2B buyers. One important element is the amount of data created by

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Corporate America, Your Future Engineers Aren’t Attending Career Fairs Anymore | TechCrunch

Like the Western black rhino, hieroglyphics and video stores, college career fairs may soon be a relic of the past -- particularly when it comes to recruiting..

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Microsoft introduces windows 10

This morning at an event in San Francisco, Microsoft introduces Windows 10 : the next version of its Windows operating system

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Apple details new iPhone 6/iPhone 6 Plus iSight camera

Packed inside the new iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus is a new iSight camera with new sensors and focus pixels which allows for autofocusing up to twice as fast. Panorama photos can now include up to 43...

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Wearables Are Here: Is Your Law Firm Ready? - Legal IT Professionals | Everything legal technology

Nicole Black writes about wearable technology for law firms and concludes the legal industry is not ready to embrace wearables yet.

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Siri Will Soon Understand You a Whole Lot Better | Enterprise | WIRED

It all started at a small academic get-together in Whistler, British Columbia. The topic was speech recognition, and whether a new and unproven approach to machine intelligence—something called deep learning—could help computers more effective

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Apple Patents A Strange Physics-Based GUI For iPad File And Folder Manipulation | TechCrunch

Apple had an interesting patent granted to it today by the USPTO (via AppleInsider), which describes a graphic user interface on the iPad that more closely..

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15 Incredible 'Aha!' Moments (Infographic)

The brilliance behind the big ideas of Steve Jobs, Sara Blakely, and others.