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ReviewsNokia 6111 - silver (Unlocked)
Reviewed on September 1, 2006 The Nokia 6111 is a compact slider with a megapixel camera, an FM tuner, and triband world phone support. -
NewsPronto Networks raises $11.3 million
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PacketVideo trials in Europe, Asia
June 18, 2001 Nineteen telephone service providers in Europe and Asia were expected to begin a trial run Monday of software and hardware from PacketVideo, the San Diego-based wireless video streaming company. This is the second and largest trial run yet for PacketVideo, which has won patents and hundreds of millions in funding for its software that streams video to wireless devices. The trial is being orchestrated by Siemens, a giant handset maker that also sells telephone-networking equipment. The 19 carriers are using a Siemen's network. PacketVideo conducted a smaller trial with a Finnish telephone service provider from October to December. -
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Motorola hopes latest phones lure newbies
November 18, 2003 Six handsets offer features such as color screens and photo messaging, which the phone maker hopes will attract new users in Asia and Europe. -
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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. -
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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. -
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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. -
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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. -
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AT&T plans Net phone trials in Asia, Europe
June 8, 2004 The long-distance giant plans to extend its CallVantage VoIP service to businesses in Australia, Hong Kong, Singapore and the United Kingdom by 2005. -
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HP: Protectionism won't save Europe's jobs
January 23, 2004 In response to outsourcing, European states should reinforce their strengths as a knowledge base rather than use sanctions, says Hewlett-Packard's managing director for Europe. -
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Open source everywhere
August 29, 2003 Open-source software--never far from the spotlight--is making headlines everywhere, from Europe to Asia and in servers and in smart phones. -
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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 -
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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. -
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'Free-to-air' powering growth of satellite TV boxes
October 20, 2004 Survey points to popularity in Europe, the Middle East and Asia of receivers that skip the pay TV and focus on free programming. -
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HP to shutter Asian digicam sales
August 2, 2005 Home photo printing will become company's new focus in Japan, Korea, China and India. -
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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. -
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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 -
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Business buying puts Dell back atop PC pile
April 15, 2004 PC shipments grow somewhat faster than expected. Increases in Asia and Europe, a traditional HP stronghold, help push Dell to the No. 1 spot. -
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Cybertrust to open for business in 30 days
September 21, 2004 The new company, the product of the merger between TruSecure and Betrusted, will operate in Europe, Asia and North America. -
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Report: WiMax won't take off soon
July 9, 2004 Much-hyped broadband wireless technology won't get its big break for another five years, analysts say.
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