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Stories by: Peter Sayer

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    Motorola Mobility fails to make patent case against Apple in German court 11 February, 2012 03:31:39

    A German court has thrown out a Motorola Mobility patent lawsuit against Apple, breaking a recent run of courtroom successes for the company.
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    Dassault Systèmes buys personal analytics site Netvibes 09 February, 2012 23:29:38

    3D design software company Dassault Systèmes has acquired Netvibes, a website that allows the creation of personalized dashboards combining social network updates, news alerts and RSS feeds, the companies announced Thursday.
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    CSC names Mike Lawrie CEO, ending four-month search 08 February, 2012 23:28:07

    CSC ended four months of speculation about the identity of its next CEO late Tuesday, announcing that Mike Lawrie, currently CEO of British IT service company Misys, will become CEO of CSC by the end of March. He has already taken a seat on CSC's board.
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    Lenovo ordered to pay €1920 for making French laptop buyer pay for Windows too 07 February, 2012 03:15:00

    A French laptop buyer has won a refund from Lenovo after a four-year legal battle over the cost of a Windows license he didn't want. The judgment could open the way for PC buyers elsewhere in Europe to obtain refunds for bundled software they don't want, French campaign group No More Racketware said Monday.
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    ST Micro sees 40W LED flash in future smartphones 02 February, 2012 04:03:04

    STMicroelectronics hopes to make blurry low-light images from smartphone cameras a thing of the past with a new chip designed to boost light output from LED-based flashes.
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    EU launches antitrust investigation of Samsung patent licensing 31 January, 2012 23:18:45

    The European Commission is investigating the way Samsung Electronics licenses its patents on technology essential to mobile communications networks, concerned that it may be in breach of European competition law.
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    French telecom regulator steps into dispute over Free Mobile's coverage 28 January, 2012 03:51:05

    ARCEP, the French telecommunications regulator, has promised to investigate whether new network operator Free Mobile is still offering the level of coverage required by its license, following complaints by employees of rival networks. But it also warned the company's critics to stop whining, saying that the existing three network operators had all failed to meet their coverage obligations at launch.
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    French antitrust regulator rejects HP's demand that Oracle continue Itanium support 11 January, 2012 03:45:51

    France's antitrust regulator has declined Hewlett Packard's request for an injunction ordering Oracle to continue supporting its database on HP's Itanium server platform. HP's request that Oracle be ordered to align pricing for its database on Itanium servers with that of versions for other server architectures was similarly rejected by the Autorité de la Concurrence.
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    French operator Free slashes mobile pricing with 3G network launch 11 January, 2012 02:12:04

    French ISP Free lived up to its name Tuesday with its launch of France's fourth mobile phone network.
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    Flaw in web app frameworks pushes Microsoft to patch ASP.net promptly 30 December, 2011 00:37:37

    Many web app frameworks are vulnerable to a denial-of-service attack targeting the way they handle hash tables, researchers revealed Wednesday, prompting Microsoft to announce an "out-of-band" patch for its ASP.NET platform just hours later.
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    Google invests in more renewable energy production capacity 21 December, 2011 03:17:12

    Google has paid US$94 million for a stake in four photovoltaic power generation projects around Sacramento, California, bringing its total investment in renewable energy generation this year to $880 million, it announced Tuesday.
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