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Europe tops North America as largest PC market

January 19, 2006 For the first time, the European region ships more PCs than the U.S., reaching 72.6 million. TAGS: shipment, North America, Gartner Inc., Europe, research company, region, Asia, PC company, notebook computer, Acer Inc., PC, U.S., AMD

Segways in Slovakia?

December 13, 2004 Segway hopes to find market for its low-emission Human Transporter in densely populated European and Asian cities. Photos: Segway scoots ahead TAGS: Segway, Segway Human Transporter, Slovakia, Asia, Europe, city, vehicle, U.S., laptop computer

Software Freedom Day struggles in Europe

September 8, 2005 Intended to highlight the virtues of open-source and free software, the worldwide event is most popular in developing countries. TAGS: developing country, Africa, open source, Asia, activity, co-founder, Europe, U.K., event

Study: Internet use in U.S. homes dips

March 18, 2005 Emerging Net markets such as Hong Kong, France offer better marketing opportunities for Internet companies, research firm says. TAGS: Hong Kong, Internet company, Nielsen/NetRatings, Europe, Asia, research company, France, Germany, U.S.

Cell phones take iPod challenge

November 12, 2004 Backers say new mobile music services will be big in Europe but admit the United States could be a problem. Photos: Vodafone's 3G explosion TAGS: Vodafone Group Plc., music download, Europe, cell phone, Asia, Apple iPod, mobile device, song, music, mobile phone, Apple iTunes, broadband, U.S., PC

HP to shutter Asian digicam sales

August 2, 2005 Home photo printing will become company's new focus in Japan, Korea, China and India. TAGS: Asia, Latin America, region, digital photography, digital camera, Japan, Canon Inc., HP, Europe, camera, brand, printer

Cell phone to double as Net phone

February 11, 2005 New smart phones with Skype VoIP software due in the Unites States, Europe and Asia in March. TAGS: Internet phone, Skype, VoIP, Europe, Asia, Wi-Fi, cell phone

BlackBerry outage: RIM a victim of its own success?

April 18, 2007 The very nature of RIM's network could have led to the outage that caused millions of BlackBerry users to go without e-mails for hours. TAGS: Research In Motion Ltd., outage, RIM BlackBerry, BlackBerry E-Mail, subscriber, data center, nature, e-mail server, Asia, e-mail, Europe, server

China vies with U.S. for spam title, report says

April 21, 2006 Overall, computers in Asia relay more junk e-mail than those in any other continent, according to Sophos research. TAGS: Graham Cluley, Sophos Plc., spam, Asia, North America, South Korea, spammer, China, McAfee Inc., Europe, Internet Service Provider, security, U.S., antivirus, virus, Microsoft Corp.

XM buys into WorldSpace radio

July 19, 2005 Deal gives satellite radio compnay a toehold in emerging markets such as Europe, Asia, Africa and Middle East. TAGS: WorldSpace, XM Satellite Radio, IPO, satellite radio, Middle East, Africa, Asia, satellite, radio, Europe

Microsoft to expand security research teams

February 7, 2007 Over the next six months, the software maker plans to establish security research and response teams in Europe and Asia. TAGS: Asia, RSA Security Inc., Europe, Microsoft Windows Live, security, antivirus, researcher, Microsoft Corp., McAfee Inc., virus, Microsoft Windows

Why Lenovo-IBM is a tough sell

December 8, 2004 A lack of derring-do among business buyers spells problems for a pairing of the Chinese PC giant and Big Blue, says News.com's Michael Kanellos. TAGS: Lenovo, AST Computers, China, IBM Corp., PC company, Asia, Acer Inc., Europe, America Online Inc., America, Samsung Electronics, PC

Dell to spend $115 million on new plant

November 9, 2004 North Carolina facility will open in fall 2005 and employ 1,500 people within the next five years, Dell says. TAGS: North Carolina, Kevin Rollins, plant, manufacturing, company representative, East Coast, Dell, facility, Asia, desktop computer, Europe, U.S., CEO, PC

Weak demand, low prices ding Intel earnings

January 17, 2006 Hit by weak demand and low processor prices, the company's earnings came in under Wall Street analyst expectations. TAGS: Andy Bryant, Paul Otellini, shortage, earnings, Wall Street, Asia, Intel, chip company, PC company, AMD, Europe, U.S., chipset, Dell, PC

PC shipments growing faster than expected

July 18, 2005 More first-time buyers snap up low-cost machines. Market leader Dell sees PC shipments grow 23.7 percent. TAGS: shipment, Gartner Inc., Asia, buyer, notebook computer, PC company, IBM PowerPC, Gateway Inc., Lenovo, Europe, Dell, U.S., HP, PC, Apple Computer

Alcatel to buy part of Nortel wireless unit

September 1, 2006 Company will bolster its 3G wireless business with $320 million purchase of Nortel equipment, technology. TAGS: Nortel Networks Corp., Alcatel, UMTS, broadband wireless, wireless technology, GSM, Lucent Technologies Inc., Asia, EVDO, 3G, EDGE, CDMA, radio, mobile phone, Europe

Motorola dialing up mainstream Linux phones

August 16, 2006 The open-source operating system is poised to move beyond high-end handsets and into a more wallet-friendly realm. Photo: Linux Rokr TAGS: Motorola Inc., Linux, fragmentation, Open Source Development Labs, Motorola ROKR, Asia, programmer, mobile phone, mobile device, handset, open source, Europe, operating system
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