Wednesday, October 19, 2011

Microsoft giving away free Windows Phone handsets with Microsoft Store purchase

Microsoft giving away free Windows Phone handsets with Microsoft Store purchase

If you're thinking about taking a leap of faith and trying the Windows Phone mobile operating system, Microsoft is now giving away free Windows Phone handsets. However just like the saying "there's no such thing as a free lunch", there is a catch to this deal, which states that you will have to spend at least $499 or more in order to qualify for this deal.

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Bristol Braced for NextGen 11

The UK's premier showcase for digital infrastructure - NextGen 11 - arrives in Bristol next month (15 to 16 November), where industry leaders from across Europe are set to share and discuss the latest issues and developments around next generation broadband deployment.In an investment market worth more than £2bn a year for at least the next five years, the digital infrastructure industry is gearing up for rapid growth.

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LANDesk Furthers Cloud Management Capabilities with Service Desk as a Service

LANDesk Offers Ultimate Flexibility in Service Desk Design by Delivering as a Service, On-premise or BothWeybridge, UK - Oct 19, 2011 - As cloud computing continues to reshape today's enterprise landscape, IT administrators are demanding flexible management solutions that enable them to define how they provide support capabilities to end users. In order to meet this growing demand, LANDesk Software, a global leader in systems lifecycle management, endpoint security and IT service management, today announced LANDesk® Service Desk as a Service.

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Teasers Out About Street By 50 Headphones

Teasers Out About Street By 50 Headphones

Although the official release of 50 Cent's headphone line remains out there, SMS Audio has just released photos and some specs on its upcoming wired headphones. The Street By 50 headphones looks similar to the leaked wireless model, Sync By 50. Both gadgets feature 40-millimeter drivers, memory foam ear surrounds, and an optinal microphone. The Street, however, seems to be lacking the onboard media playback controls found on the Sync.

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DrawTop adds a whiteboard onto your laptop

DrawTop adds a whiteboard onto your laptop

There are times when you just need a really quick way to jot down notes, perhaps at the end of the class when you've powered down your laptop only to have the professor suddenly make a last minute announcement, and for those who are forgetful instead of rummaging your bag looking for piece of paper and a pen, how about simply writing it down on your laptop itself. If you think that whipping out a market and drawing on top of your shiny new MacBook Air that you just dropped $1,000 on is ridiculous, bear with us for a while.

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Free app extends to ICS risk assessment

Citicus announces its latest version of Citicus MOCA, the world's first free, premier-quality business app for conducting criticality assessments, using the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. The new version has now been extended for criticality assessments of industrial control systems (ICS), used in manufacturing and process industries. Using Citicus MOCA, people on the move can evaluate the 'what's at stake' side of the risk equation using a sound, easy-to-use, business-oriented technique that objectively measures the criticality of a wide range of assets and processes their organization depends on.

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Tuesday, October 18, 2011

NTT Docomo Will Release Samsung Galaxy S II LTE SC-03D In Japan

NTT Docomo Will Release Samsung Galaxy S II LTE SC-03D In Japan

NTT Docomo is ready to launch the Samsung Galaxy S II LTE SC-03D in the Japanese market later this year. The smartphone is powered by a 1.5GHz Qualcomm APQ8060 dual-core processor, a large 4.5-inch WVGA (800x480) Super AMOLED Plus display, Wi-Fi, GPS, Bluetooth, a microSD card slot, an 8MP rear-facing digital camera and a 2MP front-facing camera for video calls. As its name suggests, the Samsung Galaxy S II LTE SC-03D supports Docomo's Xi LTE service. Too bad, there is no info on pricing at this moment.

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