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Showing 1-18 of 18 results foundOpen-source firm renames, moves to U.S.
June 16, 2005 Netline Internet Service becomes Openexchange and moves from Olpe, Germany, to Tarrytown, N.Y.The exercise bike that races via the Web
September 7, 2007 Connect the Ergo Bike Premium 8i to the Internet and compete with cyclists around the world for head-to-head races.Photos: The Ergo Bike Premium 8iVideo: Web-enabled exercise bike packed with techNew supercomputer finds home in Europe
March 14, 2006 Research center in Germany hopes Julicher Blue Gene/L can help stem the brain drain of top scientists to U.S.Legal DVD downloads to hit U.S. shores?
January 31, 2006 Amazon, CinemaNow and others may soon be able to sell digital versions of movies online.With smart phones, it's all about the OS
November 28, 2006 IDC study of mobile phone habits from major world markets finds, among other things, that applications drive competition.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.SAP chief tells European tech companies to wake up
March 10, 2005 Kagermann calls on Germans, others to break its technological dependency on America through greater investment, innovation.Microsoft sues German firm over spam
June 21, 2005 Case alleges German company rented out space on servers that could deliver 74 million junk messages a month.Office Live exits beta
November 15, 2006 Microsoft's Net-based software becomes generally available in U.S., while betas are released in U.K., France, Japan and Germany.Firefox growing in Europe, too
June 7, 2005 Mirroring a trend in the United States, the browser continues to grow across Europe, but more slowly than it had.Customized stamps are back
April 12, 2005 Apparently, WeStampU didn't get the memo that letting people put their own pictures on postage stamps could lead to trouble.Europe debates Net growth, limits
May 3, 1996 Interest in both regulating information and promoting expansion on the Internet is heating up in Europe.Yahoo makes its telecom play
December 8, 2005 Yahoo to offer two new fee-based voice over IP services so customers can make PC-to-phone calls.The next chain outlet concept: Energy experts
May 2, 2007 It's like Home Depot but for energy efficiency. Standard Renewable and Conergy are building a chain for green tech.SAP challenges Oracle's Air Force contract
November 1, 2005 Germany's SAP asks the GAO to review the $88 million contract, potentially putting it up for grabs.Keeping clean tech down-to-earth
April 16, 2007 For Vinod Khosla, the debate over solar power and other energy options comes down to pragmatic questions of cost.Nokia: Science skills gap is Europe-wide
March 12, 2007 The lack of young people taking up scientific careers can be found in Germany, England or any leading EU country, Nokia exec says.Samsung minitablet debuts in U.S.
May 1, 2006 Q1 device to sell through Best Buy's online store next week, show up in some of retailer's outlets this summer. Photos: Samsung's Q1 unveiled
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