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RCR Wireless News Enhances Its Insights and Analysis Team

RCR Wireless News Enhances Its Insights and Analysis Team

RCR Wireless News announced today that Jason Marcheck has joined its executive team as Managing Director for News, Insights and Analysis. Jason joins RCR Wireless News from Current Analysis where he served as a Principal Analyst and Director of Custom Research. In addition to leading the RCR Wireless News editorial team, Jason will be responsible [...]

by RCR Wireless News Posted in Carriers, Devices, Enterprise0 Comments

Austin a bright spot in jobs picture

Austin a bright spot in jobs picture

The unemployment rate in Central Texas slipped to 7.1% in October, down from 7.5% the month before. The news points to a significantly brighter jobs outlook in Austin than in Texas overall, where the unemployment rate is 8%. (The national unemployment rate now stands at 8.6%). The Bureau of Labor Statistics says that in October [...]

by Martha DeGrasse Posted in Enterprise0 Comments

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Dell delivers better-than-expected earnings, but stock price slips

Dell Inc. is keeping more of every dollar it makes. The world’s No. 3 PC maker (behind Hewlett-Packard and Lenovo) earned $1.1 billion in the third quarter on revenue of $15.4 billion.

by Martha DeGrasse Posted in Devices, Enterprise0 Comments

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Freescale powers smart home test

Imagine checking your smartphone or PC at work to see how much energy your home heater or air conditioner is using while you’re out. Then imagine resetting your appliances remotely to save energy and money. That’s the goal envisioned by Freescale Semiconductor (NYSE: FSL) in its partnership with a group of global companies that has formed the Energy@Home Consortium

by Martha DeGrasse Posted in Devices, Enterprise, Networks0 Comments

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Dell launches new tablet; U.S. military picks up Dell OS

Aiming for the enterprise market — and specifically for business, healthcare and education — Dell Inc. today unveiled the Latitude ST, its Windows 7 tablet. Weighing in at 1.8 pounds and sporting a 10.1-inch screen and two cameras, the Latitude ST will get seven hours of battery life, Dell said. The tablet includes a stylus [...]

by Martha DeGrasse Posted in Devices, Enterprise1 Comment

Texas, California lead nation in job growth during past year

The three most populous states in America each saw significant job growth during the last 12 months, according to data released today by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics. California, Texas and New York were the leaders among the 27 states that experienced statistically significant increases in employment. California added 250,700 jobs, Texas added 248,500 [...]

by Martha DeGrasse Posted in Enterprise, Jobs0 Comments

BlackBerry offers free apps

It’s payback time for beleaguered BlackBerry-maker Research In Motion. RIM said it will let its subscribers download more than $100 worth of free apps from BlackBerry App World, starting Wednesday. The offering is an effort to make amends with customers after a service outage last week left millions of BlackBerry users without access to email, [...]

by Martha DeGrasse Posted in App Corner, Devices, Enterprise1 Comment

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Dell plans transition from PC to end-point solutions company

A confident Dell chairman and CEO Michael Dell explained how the company is transforming itself into a one-stop shop with servers, storage and networking, as well as a services business solutions.

by Tejas Patel Posted in Enterprise, Events0 Comments

AT&T to offer bundled smart grid and wireless data services to utilities

SmartSynch says AT&T Inc. will offer its suite of smart grid products along with wireless data services. AT&T will also offer its utility customers up to ten years of prepaid machine-to-machine data usage on smart meters purchased directly from AT&T. “Prepayment of 10 years of data usage gives electricity providers assurance around their data costs,” [...]

by Martha DeGrasse Posted in Enterprise0 Comments

Japan looks to Austin for guidance in building smartgrid

Policy makers in Japan were taking a hard look at smart grid technology even before last spring’s earthquake and tsunami and the resulting leaks at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant. Now, they are studying smart grids even more intensely. When Nikkei Business Publications decided to organize the first World Smart Cities Forum, the group [...]

by Martha DeGrasse Posted in Enterprise0 Comments

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