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Train Engineer was Texting Before Calif. Crash
The train driver blamed for the worst U.S. train crash in 15 years was sending and receiving text messages seconds…
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Nokia’s iPhone Rival Due This Week
Nokia will unveil its first touch-screen phone next week in a direct challenge to Apple‘s successful iPhone, two industry sources…
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Google Android Phone to Cost $199
The first mobile phone to use Google‘s Android mobile operating software will cost $199, the Wall Street Journal reported on…
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Dell Hurt by Weaker Tech Spending
Dell customers are cutting back further on technology spending, the company said on Tuesday, sending the computer maker’s shares down…
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IT Salaries: SAP Pros See a Big Bounce
Looking for a bigger paycheck? Try sharpening your SAP skills. IT pros with non-certified skills in several SAP technologies saw…
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Smartphone Firms Worry About Security
U.S. mobile phone companies have begun to see substantial returns from delivering data and not just voice, fueled by greater…
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BlackBerry, Not iPhone, Still Rules Smartphone Market
Blackberry maker RIM was the biggest winner in a slowing smartphone market in the second quarter, roughly doubling its market…
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WSJ: Dell Plans to Sell Computer Factories
Dell is trying to sell computer factories around the world in efforts to cut cost and improve profitability, the Wall…
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WiMax: The Future of Wireless, Still Years Away
The future for WiMax technology in the enterprise is, well, not now. Despite some hefty investments and even heftier plans…