TRENDS IN TV BUYING, ONLINE BUSINESS MEETINGS AND BANKING
According to an ABI Research survey, 42% of respondents had no interest in buying a 3DTV. Neither do we. In a Harris survey of 2,500… Read more
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According to an ABI Research survey, 42% of respondents had no interest in buying a 3DTV. Neither do we. In a Harris survey of 2,500… Read more
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According to recent surveys by Consumer Intelligence, Best Buy sells almost as many iPhones as Apple stores. That’s 13 percent for Best Buy and 15… Read more
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A Japanese firm claims its new facial recognition technology can scan 36 million faces a second. (At that rate it could scan every adult in Japan in… Read more
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According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the federal government throws out around 10,000 computers a week. While the government has… Read more
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A new study by The Economist Intelligence Unit and IBM indicates that 90 percent of corporate America expects to adopt the Cloud in their… Read more
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Smartphone users now represent a majority of all cellphone users, according to a survey by Pew Research. Among well-off college graduates under 35,… Read more
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Thirty-nine percent of hospitals and doctors’ offices still use paper records and have no plans to switch to computers, according to IVANS Inc.a… Read more
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– According to iYogi, a tech support service, 63 percent of American households spend more on technology than utilities, like heating and… Read more
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A study by PopCap games found that people who cheat at social games, like Farmville and Cityville, are three times more likely to cheat at school or… Read more
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Internet Explorer usage dropped to under 50%, because of heavy competition from Firefox, Chrome and Safari. On mobile devices, it’s even less… Read more
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