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Aug
21
Daisy buys out Redstone
Telecommunications provider Daisy Group announced that it has purchased Redstone Plc and will be expanding its assets in Lancashire. The acquisition was completed at a price tag of £17 million. According.. moreAug
21
Kaspersky releases KIS 2010
Kaspersky Internet Security has released its newest security suite, the KIS 2010, that is directed at protecting computers against malware. Additionally, the new security package will include a few extra assets.. moreAug
21
Symantec indentifies malware ridden websites
Symantec has released its “Dirtiest Web Sites of Summer 2009 list, which names the malware sites that it considers to be the most dangerous to users. According to Symantec, 48% of.. moreAug
21
DDoS attacks, hard, but not impossible, to stop
Social networks have been the subject of many recent virus attacks including attacks by the blogger Cyxymu, who infected millions on Twitter, LiveJournal, and Facebook. Since then many people have incorrectly commented that DDoS attacks cannot be prevented. However, while it is hard to stop.. moreAug
21
Vonage $25 a month offer
Vonage has been trying to keep afloat in the United States VoIP network business for quite some time now, but with a new package that allows consumers to make unlimited international calls for just $25 dollars a month, the company hopes to get a leg.. moreAug
21
VoIP available on O2 Germany
O2 Germany announced that it will now let users access VoIP services via their wireless mobile network. In the past, all German mobile providers blocked VoIP applications, but now, with O2 opening the door, this may change. Lutz Schuler, the marketing director of O2 Germany,.. moreAug
21
Free IPTV from Belgacom Belgium
Telecoms provider Belgacom, in Belgium, decided to extend its free IPTV trial service for Belgacom TV. The trial is open to both existing and new customers who sign up for telephone and broadband services and was first opened to the public on July 11th. Those.. moreAug
21
Scrappage scheme for your old telly
Sony Corporation announced a new plan on Wednesday for British consumers, which tempts them to trade in older television sets for new models, along the same line as car scrappage plans that offer consumers 2,000 pounds for trading in older vehicles. In exchange for giving.. moreAug
21
New boss at Liquavista
Liquavista announced Wednesday that Guy Demuynck will be the new chief executive officer of the company. Guy was selected for his 30 years of experience in the Consumer Electronics market with the company and will be important in helping the company drive the sales up.. moreAug
21
