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Samsung's Next Challenge: Selling Phones To Businesses
Samsung is already the worlds biggest seller of smartphones to consumers. But to win more corporate and government clients, the South Korean technology giant has to master a new set of skills — and has to do it quickly. The challenge is to build a customer-service network to work with enterprises as well as a robust security platform that can meet the needs of the worlds most-security-conscious network managers.
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How the NSA uses cellphone tracking to find and 'develop' targets
The National Security Agency gathers location data from around the world by tapping into the cables that connect mobile networks globally and that serve U.S. cellphones as well as foreign ones.
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Russias First Smartphone Goes On Sale
Russias first smartphone – a quirky, dual-screen device with a traditional LCD-color display on one side and an electronic-paper display on the other – began selling in Russia and several other European countries on Wednesday. The Yotaphone will be sold for about $675 in Europe and for $600 in Russia, slightly cheaper than top competitors like the Apple iPhone 5 and the Samsung Galaxy S4.
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How Apple Stock Got Red Hot Again
After Apple stock had lost its momentum in recent months, it has spiked higher in the past two weeks and outperformed the S&P 500 by 8.8%. Buzz around the recent iPad was enough to cause a technical breakout when the stock broke above $535.On November 30, InfoScout reported that about 40% of Black Friday purchases of iPad were by existing Google Android phone users. If this trend continues, this is an extremely positive development for Apple. First, it means that even though Android tablets are cheaper, consumers prefer iPads. Second, this gives an opening for Apple to convert Android smartphone users to iPhones.
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Should 3-D Printed Guns Be Illegal?
Should guns created with 3-D printers be made illegal under federal law? While some 3-D guns have posed security and safety concerns, they are evolving, with tweaked designs and stronger materials. What does the future hold for these weapons? WSJ's Jason Bellini has #TheShortAnswer.
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Video: Microsoft 'Smart Bra' Aims To Curb Overeating
A new bra sends signals to a smartphone app to warn the wearer of overeating.
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Microsoft 'Smart Bra' Aims To Curb Overeating
A new bra sends signals to a smartphone app to warn the wearer of overeating.
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Content Insider #313 - Don't Just Show Up
Yes we laid out some general guidelines/rules for CES and other trade shows but there's more...lots more. Dude, dudette it's not party time. Don't pretend you really care about the person who receives the email or call. All you really care about is racking up the body count and if that's your focus show a little class. If you're only focused on a few good folks just remember they want to survive the whole ideal too.
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Online Black Friday Electronics Shopping On The Rise
The Consumer Electronics Association Black Friday survey showed that of the consumers who bought consumer electronics, 55% did so on-line, vs. 45% last year. Of the 35% that bought a CE product, tablets at 29% were the most popular item with headphones in second at 24%, video game hardware third at 21%, smartphones at 19% and laptop/notebook computers rounded out the top five at 17%. Additionally when purchase intentions for the weekend are included, tablets would be bought by 39% of consumers.
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2014 Cadillac ELR Charging Demo
Charging the Cadillac ELR's battery can be done with a 120V electrical outlet or a dedicated 240V charging station. The vehicle can be completely recharged in about 4.5 hours using a 240V outlet, depending on the outside temperature. Once the vehicle is plugged in, owners can schedule either immediate or delayed charges, even coordinating charging according to departure time or when electricity rates are lower. Owners also can manage and monitor the ELR online or with their smartphone and RemoteLink, a mobile app powered by OnStar.
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