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EU leaders talk tough on tackling Amazon, Google over taxes

BRUSSELS (Reuters) – Britain, France and Germany called for stricter rules to stop companies such as Google, Apple and Amazon aggressively avoiding taxes in austerity bitten Europe, while acknowledging they had done nothing unlawful. Original post by timothy

How AT&T keeps you connected after even the worst disasters

A Original post by Brad Reed

Quantenna Unveils AC1700 Chipset

Quantenna is laying claim to producing the world’s first fastest 802.11ac chipset. Original post by timothy

Pearson agrees $75 million settlement in U.S. e-books case

LONDON (Reuters) – Pearson’s Penguin said on Wednesday it would pay $75 million in damages plus costs and fees as part of an agreement with the United States over alleged price-fixing in the e-book market. Original post by timothy

TIP Solutions Launches New CallSnap Mobile App At CTIA 2013 In Las Vegas

TIP Solutions (www.tipsolutions.com), a Chicago-based software company building a patented set of software and firmware technologies around incoming call management, has officially launched CallSnap at CTIA 2013, the industry’s leading wireless tradeshow. CallSnap is a patent-pending downloadable app that provides call recipients the chance to prove that “a picture’s worth a thousand words” by responding instantly to [...]

Survey: Verizon tops all other major carriers in customer service

A Original post by Zach Epstein

Beware geeks bearing GIFs. Or jifs

Steve Wilhite, the inventor of the GIF file format, caused controversy by declaring the file format should properly be pronounced 'jif' – but this has been refuted by the chief editor of the Oxford English Dictionary. read more      Original post by a staff writer

EnGenius Wants To Give Your School Wireless Stuff

EnGenius announced a free product giveaway promotion for schools, colleges and universities. Original post by timothy

Pearson agrees $75 million settlement in U.S. eBook pricing case

LONDON (Reuters) – Publisher Pearson said on Wednesday it would pay $75 million in consumer damages plus cost and fees as part of a deal with the United States to settle anti-trust claims relating to eBook pricing for its Penguin division. Original post by Unknown Lamer

TRENDnet Has A New AC Router

TRENDnet has started shipping an AC1200 router. Original post by timothy