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Showing 1-12 of 12 results foundiPhone's price tag curbs Brits' interest
November 27, 2007 Seventy-two percent of U.K. consumers won't buy Apple's device at its current price, according to a survey.IT employers cool on tech degrees
February 28, 2007 Survey finds that many U.K. employers don't care whether IT job applicants graduated with a tech-related degree.Some U.K. bank users ready to embrace biometrics
May 6, 2005 Fujitsu Services survey finds that one in three bank customers would use digital fingerprints and other tools for security.iPhone finds favor with business users
February 27, 2008 Survey indicates 59 percent of business customers "very satisfied" with their iPhone; 47 percent say the same of their BlackBerry.The New York TimesWith 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.Police test road-crash GPS program
April 3, 2006 Local trials of handheld PCs with GPS aims to get traffic in the U.K. running faster.Survey: U.K.'s tech-savvy young lack basic literacy skills
August 21, 2007 Secondary-school grads tend to be competent in IT, but their English and math skills are inadequate, employers warn.Study: Internet big in Japan, China
March 30, 2006 Global Net adoption appears to have slowed, with Japan boasting largest percentage of users and China the heaviest usage.U.K. survey: IT managers blamed for staff malaise
December 13, 2007 Reactive, bureaucratic, and authoritarian management harms employee morale and health, according to research by management-services firm.Spam-happy shoppers love stolen software
December 10, 2004 Among the most popular items sold via unsolicited e-mail is illegal software--meaning the spam problem isn't likely to die soon.Ballmer: Microsoft is thinking green
March 5, 2008 At the CeBit technology show in Hannover, the chief executive says the software giant is focusing on lowering energy consumption.'Berry bad work-life balance?
July 19, 2007 Despite their potential negative impact, using mobile devices helps increase productivity, CIOs say in a survey.
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