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Logitech io Personal Digital Pen
Reviews Logitech’s io Personal Digital Pen aims to achieve what sounds impossible: taking notes on paper, and having them instantly transformed into usable PC-based information.
China's virtual plans are out of this world
News The creation of a virtual economy similar to the popular Second Life is expected to generate as many as 10,000 jobs, according to its backers.
Sun gags UK Web site
News Sun Microsystems has threatened a UK hardware news site with legal action for a story that included information that had already been posted on Sun's own Web site .
Former Grokster exec pulls out of Pirate Bay acquisition
News Less than two weeks after being hired to obtain legal content for Global Gaming, Wayne Rosso walks away over "strong doubts" about whether a deal can be completed.
Tags: Content management, Grokster Ltd., attorney, Swedish company, movie, payment, founder, licensing deal, CNET Networks Inc., acquisition
Ericsson to cut 5,000 jobs
News With quarterly profits down 31 percent year over year, the wireless equipment maker is reducing its workforce by about 6 percent.
Tags: Layoffs, Sales/revenue, Revenue recognition, Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications, Swedish company, wireless equipment maker, Sales, quarterly revenue, net profit, job
Pirate Bay acquisition still on track
News Apparently, much was made about legal boilerplate but Global Gaming is more "certain than ever" that a deal will get done.
Tags: Acquisitions, Legal, BitTorrent, Grokster Ltd., Investor, Swedish company, Music Industry, copyright violation, computer, founder
Is Sony Ericsson heading for divorce?
News The joint venture in mobile phones is dragging on both parents and needs a lot of cash. Can Ericsson let it go? Could Sony afford control?
Tags: Handhelds, Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications, Mobile, Smart Phone, Cell Phone, Nomura International, Sales, handset sale, handset, analyst
Ericsson gets US$550 million China contracts
News Ericsson said it won two contracts worth US$550 million to build a new traditional network and expand some mobile networks in the southern Chinese province of Guangdong.
Intel invests in chip design firm
News Intel has invested in Prover Technology, a Swedish company that provides software that tests whether a microprocessor will work correctly, the companies plan to announce tomorrow.
Ericsson pushes 3G software
News With a set of third-generation applications, the Swedish telecom-equipment maker hopes to persuade people to catch the next wave in wireless services.
Microsoft, Ericsson partner on wireless email venture
News Ericsson, the third-largest maker of cellular phones, said it will own 70 percent of a mobile Internet venture with Microsoft, the world's biggest software maker.
Reuters accused of hacking
News A company has filed criminal charges against Reuters, claiming that the news agency broke into its Web site to get access to an earnings report.
NEC expands Asian outsourcing business
News NEC is growing its IT managed services and outsourcing business in Asia with a new center that provides outsourcing services, including business continuity, networking and application hosting.
Tags: IT outsourcing, Customer resource management (CRM), Enterprise resource planning (ERP)
Nokia rings in profits with special phones
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Ericsson sells remaining stake in Juniper
News The wireless networking company announces the sale of its remaining stake in Juniper Networks, a much needed cash infusion for the plagued mobile phone maker.
