'Europe' Tag Index
|
Microsoft-Led Group Files European Antitrust Complaint Against Google By Cynthia Harvey | Article Published April 09, 2013 FairSearch Europe says Google has a monopoly on mobile search ads. Tags: Google, Microsoft, European Commission, Nokia, antitrust, Europe, mobile advertising Europe Launches Formal Investigations into Google's Privacy Policies By Cynthia Harvey | Article Published April 02, 2013 Six countries are considering action against the company after it failed to meet a deadline to make changes in its privacy policy. Tags: Google, privacy, government, Europe Report: 25% of 2013 Patents Will Be Mobile-Related By Cynthia Harvey | Article Published March 27, 2013 Samsung currently holds the most mobile patents. Tags: Samsung, Europe, mobile technology, U.S., patent wars EU: Apple Warranty 'Simply Not Good Enough' By Cynthia Harvey | Article Published March 19, 2013 A commissioner says that Apple isn't doing enough to comply with Europe's warranty laws. Tags: Apple, Europe, regulations, warranty EU Warns It May Take Action Against Google By Cynthia Harvey | Article Published February 19, 2013 The search giant failed to meet Europe's deadline for changing its practices. Tags: Google, privacy, EU, regulators, Europe European Police Shut Down Ransomware Scam By Cynthia Harvey | Article Published February 14, 2013 Eleven people from Russia, Georgia and Ukraine have been arrested. Tags: malware, Europe, cybercrime, ransomware Judge Denies Apple's Request for Samsung Sales Ban By Cynthia Harvey | Article Published December 18, 2012 In response, Samsung has stopped its attempt to ban Apple sales in Europe. Tags: Apple, Samsung, patent lawsuit, Europe, ban, U.S. European Student Group Plans to Challenge Facebook in Court By Cynthia Harvey | Article Published December 04, 2012 Europe v Facebook is collecting donations to fund their privacy-related lawsuit. Tags: Facebook, social network, privacy, Europe Google Battles European Newspapers By Cynthia Harvey | Article Published November 05, 2012 Several countries are considering legislation that would prevent Google News from aggregating content. Tags: Google, government, Europe, news, legislation, Brazil IT Spending to Grow 6% in 2012, Says IDC By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published September 10, 2012 IT vendors say sales have been stronger than expected despite the economic problems in Europe. Tags: China, IT spending, IDC, Europe, India, Brazil, U.S. Amazon Appstore Finally Launches in Europe By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published August 30, 2012 The alternative Android store is now open in the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy and Spain. Tags: Android, Europe, Amazon Appstore Windows Phone Sales Warm Up in July By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published July 30, 2012 European sales were up 23.5 percent. Tags: Microsoft, smartphone, Windows Phone, Europe, market share Android Rules U.S. and Europe Smartphone Sales By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published July 12, 2012 For the first time Android has at least half of all smartphone sales in the U.S., Australia and five major European countries. Tags: Android, smartphone, Europe, IOS, U.S. European IT Spending Growth Grounds to a Halt, Says Forrester By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published June 22, 2012 The research firm is forecasting just 0.3 percent growth, with spending on hardware and software declining. Tags: IT spending, Europe, Forrester Facebook Offers More Disclosure to Users By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published April 12, 2012 Users can now download previous user names, friend requests and IP addresses from computers they've used. Tags: Facebook, Europe Europe Outspends U.S. on Exascale Computing By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published March 12, 2012 The U.S. Department of Energy will spend $73.4 million on exascale computing this year, compared to $1.6 billion in Europe. Tags: China, government, Europe, supercomputers, U.S., exascale Europe to Issue Tough New Data-Protection Rules Soon By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published January 25, 2012 Corporations who violate the regulations could face fines equal to 1 percent of global revenues. Tags: data protection, Europe, regulations Google to Sell its Own Phone to Consumers By - Reuters | Article Published December 14, 2009 Called the Nexus One and made by smartphone maker HTC, Google's phone will run on Android operating system, according to sources. Tags: Google, operating system, wireless, carriers, Europe SAP, Microsoft Partner Against Oracle By Larry Barrett | Article Published November 19, 2009 SAP will be Microsoft's "preferred partner" for customers buying its budgeting, planning and forecasting applications – a shot across the bow of Oracle. Tags: SAP, acquisition, Enterprise, Europe, partner Dell to Hawk Smartphones Internationally By - Reuters | Article Published November 16, 2009 Dell will sell its first smartphone in China in late November, followed by Brazil toward the end of the year. Tags: Dell, smartphone, network, carriers, Europe Universal Cell Phone Charger Being Developed By - Reuters | Article Published October 22, 2009 A one-size-fits-all charger will lessen waste by reducing the number of chargers thrown away with the purchase of a new cell phones. Tags: cell phones, Nokia, Europe, international, handset IT Spending to Jump, Dell CEO Says By - Reuters | Article Published October 14, 2009 A major hardware refresh will begin next year, Dell CEO Michael Dell opines. Tags: Google, Intel, Dell, acquisition, Europe |
On the Forums
