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Foxconn to pay Microsoft for Android devices it makes?

Foxconn to pay Microsoft for Android devices it makes?

17 Apr 2013 By: Nestor E. Arellano - Computing Canada Creator
Foxconn is among the largest companies bagged by Microsoft in its campaign to force makers of Android devices to license its patents
Citrix donates Xen to Linux Foundation

Citrix donates Xen to Linux Foundation

17 Apr 2013 By: Nestor E. Arellano - Computing Canada Creator
Citrix hopes Xen development will benefit from the input of a wider and more diverse group of contributors
Canadian provider adds VMware-based public clouds

Canadian provider adds VMware-based public clouds

02 Apr 2013 By: Howard Solomon - Computing Canada Creator
Peer 1 Hosting's new Mission Critical Cloud offers infrastructure as a service for customers who want redundant backup, replication and blueprinting
WebRTC cuts cost, boosts service: Experts

WebRTC cuts cost, boosts service: Experts

22 Mar 2013 By: Nestor E. Arellano - Computing Canada Creator
WebRTC has the most potential in call centre environments where it can transform voice and video from mere applications to critical features
OX Documents targets Office 365, Google Docs

OX Documents targets Office 365, Google Docs

21 Mar 2013 By: Nestor E. Arellano - Computing Canada Creator
German software maker Open-Xchange said it is poised to release its own cloud-based productivity app called OX Documents.
Foxconn to pay Microsoft for Android devices it makes?
17 Apr 2013
Foxconn to pay Microsoft for Android devices it makes?
Foxconn is among the largest companies bagged by Microsoft in its campaign to force makers of Android devices to license its patents
Citrix donates Xen to Linux Foundation
17 Apr 2013
Citrix donates Xen to Linux Foundation
Citrix hopes Xen development will benefit from the input of a wider and more diverse group of contributors
Canadian provider adds VMware-based public clouds
02 Apr 2013
Canadian provider adds VMware-based public clouds
Peer 1 Hosting's new Mission Critical Cloud offers infrastructure as a service for customers who want redundant backup, replication and blueprinting
WebRTC cuts cost, boosts service: Experts
22 Mar 2013
WebRTC cuts cost, boosts service: Experts
WebRTC has the most potential in call centre environments where it can transform voice and video from mere applications to critical features

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