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Acme Packet Reports Record Results for Fourth Quarter of 2009

BURLINGTON, Mass.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Acme Packet, Inc. (NASDAQ:APKT), the leader in session border controlsolutions, today announced record results for the fourth quarter endedDecember 31, 2009 and raised its business outlook for 2010.“We are pleased to report strong fourth quarter results which..

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Trimble Navigation (TRMB) Reports In-Line Q4; Guides Relativity In-Line

Trimble Navigation (NASDAQ: TRMB) reports Q4 EPS of $0.21, in-line with analyst estimate of $0.21. Revenue for the quarter was $277.5 million, which compares to the estimate of $268.64 million.

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You don’t have to wait for Google to update your Nexus One OTA

As readers here know I am quite happy with my Google Nexus One and have been using multi-touch with the Dolphin browser. On my train commute home I read all over Twitter that Google started rolling out an update for Nexus One owners that was also reported here on ZDNet by Sam and Jason. It took forever for me to get the last update sent over-the-air to my T-Mobile G1 so I immediately started looking for ways to get the update done manually

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Apple iPhone, iPod touch Security Patch: What’s Fixed

Apple on Tuesday released an updated version of its iPhone OS software for the iPhone and iPod touch. The new version 3.1.3 patches several security holes, provides a few bug fixes and minor enhancements, and is available via iTunes download. The five security fixes are related to CoreAudio,..

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Fusion Garage Moves to Dismiss CrunchPad Tablet Lawsuit

Fusion Garage filed a legal motion to dismiss a lawsuit filed against it by TechCrunch founder Michael Arrington, who insists that the company ripped off the design for his never-released CrunchPad for its JooJoo tablet PC. In the filing, Fusion Garage describes the legal action between the two… Gizmodo – Fusion Garage Files to Dismiss TechCrunch Lawsuit as JooJoo Wars Escalate [Lawsuits] Engadget – Fusion Garage files to dismiss CrunchPad lawsuit Electronista – Fusion Garage aims to dismiss lawsuit, iPad threat

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Sony VAIO E Series: Core i3/i5 overshadowed by color

As painfully garish color schemes go, Sony’s new VAIO E series will take some beating.  The company has taken a 15.5-inch notebook with an Intel Core i3 processor, 4GB of RAM and up to a 500GB hard-drive, and clad it in a variety of hues and finishes; they’ll even sell you a matching (or…

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Google’s Tablet versus Apple’s iPad: Open versus Closed?

Officially, Google won’t confirm any solid plans to release a tablet device when their new netbook-ready operating system, Chrome OS , debuts later this year. However, documentation appearing recently on the Chromium project website , the home of the open source code on top of which Chrome is… CNET News – Google shows off Chrome OS tablet ideas Guardian – Now Flash is getting the ‘dear John’ treatment from Apple, what’s its future

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ABI: iPhone market share dipped in Q4

Apple’s position in the smartphone market has become enviable, with swollen margins and strong sales. However, according to ABI Research, Apple stumbled slightly in the fourth quarter. According to the research firm, Apple’s global smartphone market share dipped to 16.6 percent, down from 18.1..

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SMB Spending Picking up

Market research company The NPD Group reports business spending picked up in December, though not at any great rate, by any means.   According to eWEEK, the group reported sales through resellers of desktops, servers and printers rose 7 percent in December to $1.6 billion, the only month of 2009… eWeek – Technology Sales to Businesses Growing, Report Shows

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Social networking to replace email by 2014

Angelica Mari, Computing , Tuesday 2 February 2010 at 15:28:00 Twitter-like tools to become main vehicle of business communication, says research The business benefits of social software platforms will lead to email being replaced as the primary means of communication by 2014, according…

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Apple Releases Firmware Update for IMac Screen Flickering

If intermittent flickering on your 27-inch iMac display has you down, Apple has the firmware update for you. On Monday, the company released 27-inch iMac Display Firmware Update 1.0, which promises to “address issues that may cause intermittent display flickering” for iMacs released in late..

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Be Grateful for What’s Not on the IPad

As with every new release from Apple–whether real or imagined–punditry is rampant over what the iPad has to offer and how it spells the end of e-book readers, netbooks, or Apple itself (depending on who you ask). If nothing else, the current uproar shows that the neither the IT or business… Computer World – Be grateful for what’s not on the iPad

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News Analysis: Billions for NASA, With a Push to Find New Ways Into Space

The ambitious space initiative that President Obama unveiled for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration on Monday calls for sweeping changes in mission and priorities for the 52-year-old agency, yet it omits two major details: where the agency will send its astronauts and a timetable… CBC News – NASA budget cancels moon shot CNET News – Obama ends moon program, endorses private spaceflight MSNBC – Cosmic Log: Private spaceflight goes public MSNBC – Obama axes NASA moon plan in new budget Toronto Sun – NASA abandoning return trip to moon

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Sony Ericsson launch the Aspen

Sony Ericsson have just announced the “Aspen” which looks to be the “Faith” we saw earlier. It’s the first phone to use the new finger-friendly Windows Mobile 6.5.3 and packs a QWERTY, 3.2 megapixel camera, stereo Bluetooth (A2DP), stereo speakers, FM radio with RDS, 3.5mm audio port, aGPS, WiFi and a 2.4″ (240×320 QVGA) screen. The phone is part of the Sony Ericsson “GreenHeart” portfolio to reduce the overall impact on the environment.

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Reader’s Choice Awards 2010: Here Are the Nominees

Throughout the month of January, you, the About.com readers, nominated your favorite smartphones and smartphone software in a variety of categories. Now it’s time to vote! Nominations have been tallied in the following six categories: Best Smartphone, Best Budget Smartphone, Best Free iPhone App, Best Paid iPhone App, Best Android App, and Best BlackBerry App

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Xperia X10 coming to Germany in April

The Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 looks to be arriving very soon indeed. the:unwired have now got info that it’ll be arriving on T-Mobile Germany will be launching the device in April. The X10 has Android 1.6 on board and is powered by a 1Ghz CPU, 8.1 megapixel camera and a 4.0″ WVGA capacitive screen

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Firefox Mobile version 1.0 now available for the Nokia N900

As I stated in my Nokia N900 review the Nokia N900 has the best web browser of any mobile phone. This statement was made about the default web browser and now we have a final version of an alternative web browser that works amazingly well. Firefox for Mobile version 1.0 is now available for the Nokia N900 and if you have a N900 I highly recommend you download and install it now.

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UPDATE: What was up with the T-Mobile data outage for Google Nexus One owners?

I had my T-Mobile SIM in my Nokia N900 and then iPhone 3GS this morning when I saw the Twitterverse actively posting on a possible T-Mobile data outage for Google Nexus One owners. I popped my SIM in my Nexus One and sure enough, data seems to be down for me too. There are quite a few comments about this on the T-Mobile forums and T-Mobile has not yet posted anything to inform us about what is going on.

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Toshiba are back. TG02 is real enough

When we reviewed the Toshiba TG01 we kinda felt a little sorry for it. The specs were great, the form-factor was great, but the front of the phone was badly designed and Windows Mobile 6.1 left it feeling old before it even got started. Hopefully the appearance of the Toshiba TG02 on the FCC could mean that Toshiba are about to launch a much better package

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Samsung Galaxy 2 appears in CGI

Android is quickly gaining favour with many manufacturers and, unfortunately for Windows Mobile, new Android handsets are now appearing with alarming regularity. Androphones.com have published a render of the rumoured Galaxy 2. Specs include a speedy 1Ghz Snapdragon CPU, 3.7 AMOLED touchscreen, 5 megapixel camera, 3.5mm audio jack, GPS, WiFi, 32GB internal memory and Android 2.1

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Tweetcaster now available in the Android Market, best Android Twitter app

I wrote about and showed you a video last week of Handmark’s Tweetcaster Twitter application for Android devices and wanted to let you all know it is available now in the Android Market. There is a free, ad-supported version and a priced $4.99 version with no ads in the Market.

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iPad About

iPad About Well bless my soul and whiskers. This is the first time I’ve joined the congregation at the Church of Apple for a new product launch. I’ve watched all the past ones, downloaded the Quicktime movies and marvelled as Apple’s leader has stood before an ovating faithful and announced the switch to Intel, the birth of iPod, the miniMac, the iTunes Store, OS X, iPhoto, the swan’s neck iMac, the Shuffle, Apple retail stores, the iPhone, the titanium powerbook, Garageband, the App Store and so much more.

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Is Wow Mobile Doomed Already?

Peter Radizeski of RAD-INFO thinks Wow Mobile is doomed. To be fair, Peter is cynical but then again, he is right most of the time. In this case he thinks a MLM, get-rich scheme which sells mobile service has no chance — especially when you consider the history of MVNO failure in the US

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Apple Announcing New iPhone Software, Hardware This Week?

Apple is holding a media event this week where the company is widely expected to launch its first tablet computer . But a new tablet may not be the only new product from Apple this week, as many people expect the company to launch new iPhone software and perhaps even new iPhone hardware at the event

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Prepaid Phone Cards offer Value, Convenience and Useful Features

Most people know that prepaid phone cards are used to make cheap international calls but many do not know that many on-line (virtual) phone cards also offer a full range of features. These features make them more convenient to use than those bought in convenience stores and super markets. The following are some common features found with high quality virtual phone cards: PIN Free dialing is a convenient and common feature found with many virtual phone cards

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Think Google Maps Navigation is good? Nokia just blew past them with FREE Ovi Maps

I have been using Google Maps Navigation beta on my Google Nexus One and it has performed very well, especially for a free voice guided navigation client. One aspect of this solution is that you have to be connected to your wireless carrier network to use Google Maps Navigation

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Think Google Maps Navigation is good? Nokia just blew past them with FREE Ovi Maps

Will Bing Be the iPhone’s New Search Engine?

Just last month, Microsoft released a Bing app for the iPhone . But Microsoft’s search engine soon may be moving into a higher-profile spot on Apple’s handset: according to a BusinessWeek report , Bing may become the default search engine in the iPhone’s Safari browser. The BusinessWeek story says that “Apple is in talks with Microsoft to replace Google as the default search engine on its iPhone.” It cites “two people familiar with the matter” as sources for the information

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Truphone Local Anywhere SIM and services makes every call local

On previous trips to Europe I have used Truphone to make calls on my Nokia devices. Over the last couple of years Truphone has rolled out mobile clients for various smartphone operating systems and today they announced (PDF file) their latest service called Truphone Local Anywhere that makes every call a local call

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Video review: Handmark’s TweetCaster beta is the best Android Twitter app

Twitter applications are one of the most sought after social networking applications on smartphones. There are a few good contenders for Google Android, but as you can see in my video the current private beta version of Handmark’s TweetCaster shows it will soon be the BEST Twitter app on Google Android devices.

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Jawbone ICON: Bluetooth Headset Gets New Features, Lower Price

Aliph, maker of the popular Jawbone bluetooth headsets , has added a new product to its already impressive lineup: the Jawbone ICON. The new headset, which Aliph says is the “smartest, most comfortable, and smallest Jawbone ever created,” features a secret weapon: a software platform called MyTalk that allows you to customize your headset

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