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Years after the mobile device company was a corporate victim of a price-fixing scheme, the Supreme Court might take up the case.
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Watch Owen Wilson Say "Wow" More Than 50 Times In This Hilarious Supercut
You may not have known this, but it turns out that Owen Wilson likes to say "Wow" a lot. It"s his go-to word to express excitement (either real or fake) in any situation, and he gets an opportunity to use it quite a lot. Don"t believe me? Well, you …
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BlackBerry Leap review
Users can initiate or schedule a video and audio conference with up to 25 participants from their mobile device and attendees can be invited from local or company address book through BBM or email. All meetings are … You can get instant message …
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ULM Camps: Something for everyone
Specialty Day Camp: Girls Power Up: Girls attending this STEM-focused camp will cook with solar power, launch rockets, have computer fun and top it all off with a field trip to Sci-Port Science Center in Shreveport. When: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. June 15-19 …
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Research Solutions" (RSSS) CEO Peter Derycz on Q3 2015 Results — Earnings …
It"s hard to predict but it is true that with the addition of a very large customer, yes, those numbers could flip. But typically Peter has … It amounts to less dollars than what we have on our books, so we have to book a transaction loss. I think …
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If you’re building a mobile device with fast 4G connectivity, you’re usually shopping exclusively at Qualcomm’s chip store. The LTE modem dominance of the San Diego company has been almost total over the past few years, and because of the integrated nature of its systems-on-chip, it’s also spilled over into giving Qualcomm a significant lead among mobile processors as well. Nvidia is now formalizing Qualcomm’s supremacy by announcing that it’s winding down its Icera division, which was responsible for developing competing LTE modems. Evidently, the task proved too difficult.
Nvidia acquired Icera back in 2011, and intended to “engage the smartphone revolution” in much the same way that Qualcomm is doing now, but its LTE hardware was c…
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TextBlade portable keyboard is greater than the sum of its parts
The company claims a single charge will last around a month with typical usage, largely due to the use of Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) to connect wirelessly with a mobile device. Weighing just 1.5 oz and measuring 104 x 30.6 x 11.3 mm, the TextBlade …
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Inateck BK1003E Bluetooth Keyboard | TrustedReviews
Exactly as its name suggest, the BK1003E is a portable Bluetooth keyboard that sets itself apart thanks to a slim profile, smart design and metal construction. Available for under … Flip it over and a gloriously shiny brushed steel bottom is revealed …
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Amazon Echo review: listen up
“Right now, in New York it"s 25 degrees with clear skies and sun. Today"s forecast has mostly sunny weather, with a high of 29 and a low of 19.” Meet Alexa. She"s sitting over there, on the shelf next to my TV. She"s very young, just a couple months …
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Watch Xiu Xiu"s child-art centric video for "Cinthya"s Unisex"
Matching the stormed pace of "Cinthya"s Unisex" and singer Jamie Stewart"s breathless howls, Texier turns the scribbled artwork into a flipbook of untended ideas and dreams. As the song rises, so does the furious intensity, making it probably unsafe …
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Banh Mi Day with Andrea Nguyen Viet World Kitchen"s Andrea Nguyen, author of The Banh Mi Handbook, is coming to downtown"s Grand Central Market for a food tasting and recipe showcase featuring variations on the Vietnamese sandwich banh mi.
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LIVE AND LEARN
Learn about the library"s digital services for borrowing eBooks, audiobooks, magazines, music, movies and TV shows. Bring your mobile device or laptop. Register for a 45-minute session. An active library card and email account are required. Adults.
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