Data Networks News
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Lenovo Group Ltd. will introduce its first smartphones in Africa, with a release planned for Nigeria before the end of the year, as the Chinese company looks for markets where it can sell directly to customers.
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The hackers often struck late on Fridays, starting about a year ago, sending skeleton crews at more than a dozen European banks rushing to keep bombardments of digital gibberish from crashing their websites.
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When it comes to books forecasting the future, tech statesmen like Eric Schmidt don’t have a stellar track record. Even Bill Gates, in his 1995 “The Road Ahead,” famously ignored the Internet just as it was about to transform the world.
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In most countries that experience a fiscal crisis, there is no ambiguity about the situation.
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Apple Inc.’s debut of its redesigned iPhone will test anew its high-stakes strategy of once-a-year upgrades for a product that accounts for about 70 percent of the company’s profits.
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For Vodafone Group Plc , Bharti Airtel Ltd. and other phone companies with more than $90 billion invested in Africa, making money from each user in the world’s fastest-growing market is turning into the biggest challenge.
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Viewed from Seoul or Tokyo, the U.S.’s obsession with Iran looks unbalanced.
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Kenya Data Networks Ltd. will invest 2.8 billion shillings ($32 million) in a back-up system for its fibre-optic cable network to reduce outages, Business Daily reported, citing Chief Technical Officer Bob Lafite.
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Powerwave Technologies Inc., a bankrupt maker of antennas and amplifiers for wireless communications, won court permission to set up an auction for most of the company’s assets.
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Facebook Inc., owner of the world’s most popular social network, is testing voice calls in the U.S. on its Messenger application for Apple Inc.’s iPhone as it seeks to add more mobile services.
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