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Wednesday, March 16, 2011
IBM Chief Pitches Obama on $30 Billion Investment in IT
Though he's not talking about the same kind of bailout the U.S. auto and finance industries have gotten, IBM CEO Sam Palmisano has told members of the Barack Obama transition team that a $30 billion government investment in the IT industry could lead to the creation of more than 900,000 jobs in areas such as broadband access, health care IT and upgrading the electrical grid....
Samsung's Big Plans: Business Notebooks, Galaxy Player, Series 9
Samsung's big plans for spring include a new line of business notebooks, a Series 9 slim laptop, two Galaxy Players, and possibly a resized Galaxy Tab. - Samsung has a wide-ranging offensive planned for spring,
with a variety of new devices and software seemingly designed to not only
challenge Apple in the consumer market, but also tech titans such as Google and
Lenovo.
At a March 16 event in New York City, Samsung executives
suggested that the...
with a variety of new devices and software seemingly designed to not only
challenge Apple in the consumer market, but also tech titans such as Google and
Lenovo.
At a March 16 event in New York City, Samsung executives
suggested that the...
Google Maps Navigation Now Routes Around Traffic
Saving money through route optimization isn't just for fleet logistics any more.
Verizon offers unlimited LTE data plan for HTC Thunderbolt, don't expect it to stick around
Verizon execs have been clear as crystal that unlimited smartphone data will follow the dodo -- perhaps as soon as summer of this year -- but in the meanwhile you can drink your fill of the best as the HTC Thunderbolt will launch this Thursday with an unlimited LTE data plan. While we've no guarantees how long it will last, or whether you can grandfather the $30 monthly option into bigger and better devices down the road, it does open up a whole new avenue of opportunity for the Thunderbolt. Considering that Verizon's 4G USB modems top out at 10GB of LTE data for $80 a month, the HTC handset just became the most powerful, affordable MiFi you could possibly own. Assuming battery life is decent, of course. Find the full PR below.Continue reading Verizon offers unlimited LTE data plan for HTC Thunderbolt, don't expect it to stick aroundVerizon offers unlimited LTE data plan for HTC Thunderbolt, don't expect it to stick around originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 15 Mar 2011 18:15:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.Permalink | | Email this | Comments
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Verizon waives Xoom and Galaxy Tab activation fees on contracts from March 1st in a limited time offer
In an unforeseen act of generosity, Verizon has decided to scrap the $35 activation fee it charges with purchases of the 3G-equipped Motorola Xoom and Galaxy Tab tablets, leaving customers' wallets a little heavier and hearts a little lighter. This change will be effective on month-to-month contracts starting from the first of this month or later -- meaning a nice little refund for anyone acquiring an Android tablet through Big Red after March 1st -- however we're also hearing it'll be a limited time offer. The intel has been communicated via email to Mobile Burn, and Droid-Life has also obtained a document saying as much, while we're in the process of confirming it ourselves. All the same, it looks safe to get the (modest) celebrations going.Verizon waives Xoom and Galaxy Tab activation fees on contracts from March 1st in a limited time offer originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 15 Mar 2011 15:52:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.Permalink | Mobile Burn, Droid-Life | Email this | Comments
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