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Google Drive: soon a library of free photos to illustrate documents

Google just announced that it completed a partnership with the site Thinkstock to soon propose a catalog of free photos to illustrate their documents online. The company invites users ...

Nokia sells its department Qt Digia

The Finnish company Digia announces that it acquired its Qt and Nokia will continue its development. Originally developed by Trolltech and then repurchased $ 150 million in January ...

Samsung denies any interest in a buyout of RIM Blackberry or a license

Samsung has cut short the rumors arose from the testimony of an analyst, which suggested that the South Korean firm could be interested in an investment at RIM, or on redemption, or ...

Facebook: Makes responsible for their fans in Australia

The brands on Facebook in Australia will have the work cut out: local justice has decided to make them responsible for the content posted by fans on their pages thinking it was advertising ...

Patents: new twists in the case of RIM vs. Mformation

The Canadian manufacturer Research In Motion has finally won a battle in the case that pitted him against the company Mformation Technologies. Last month at a trial, the Research in ...

Google is testing the integration of email messages into its search engine results

Google wants to insert your emails directly into its search engine for more relevance. To refine the relevance of the results of its engine, Google is testing a new feature to scan ...

Open Data: RATP finally frees the plan of the Paris metro

After firmly opposed to the use of the plan of the Paris metro through third-party applications, RATP has finally agreed to freely offer it for it to be used by developers. A new, some ...

Google temporarily disables encryption of apps in Android Jelly Bean due to a bug

Google has temporarily disable a feature added in Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, which aims to lock a downloaded application on a specific terminal to prevent its recovery to piracy. Problem: ...

Lenovo X1 Carbon: features and prices in U.S.

Announced in the spring, the Lenovo X1 Carbon is expected to enter the market in the coming weeks. Pending a formal announcement for Europe, the Chinese manufacturer unveiled the exact ...

Mobile payment: Square sign with Starbucks in the U.S.

7000 Starbucks stores soon accept U.S. payment solutions for mobile Square, which exploit geolocation to help make a purchase without having to leave his phone. The startup is also ...
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