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Brother Launches Two Smart and Simple Mobile Printing Solutions

Recent IDC research commissioned by Brother revealed that there is a clear customer need for printing from mobile devices – if it was easy to do so.

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Brother’s Return & Recycle Campaign Protects 1.3 Million Trees

Brother's customers across Europe have protected over 1.3 million trees in the Peruvian rainforest – by taking part in its ink cartridge and toner return & recycle campaign.

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EE to Provide 4G Coverage for 90% of the UK by 2017

The UK’s largest mobile operator, EE, has new plans to bring 4G speeds of 60 Mbps to 90 percent of the UK by 2017. In addition, 20 of the UK’s busiest cities will get a boost up to 150 Mbps speeds during the same time frame.  EE has set aside £1.5 billion to fund the project. The telecoms giant also has ambitious plans to bring 4G overage to 99 percent of the country by 2017. Boosting 4G up to 60 Mbps will mean that the majority of users will see their speeds double.  “Stage one of our network strategy saw us overhaul UK mobile networks, launching 4G and changing the way people and businesses use their smart devices. This revolution of the mobile landscape has made the UK a leader in global communications once again,” EE Chief Executive, Olaf Swantee, said. “Today we’re announcing the next stage with a commitment to once again radically improve mobile coverage, this time with a strong focus on rural UK, all while continuing to increase speeds and capacity with deeper coverage in more cities. Smart devices are playing an ever-increasing part in our customers’ lives in every part of the UK,” he added.

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BT Agrees US$19 Billion EE Deal

BT has spent the last few weeks in exclusive talks with the owners of EE, Orange and Deutsche Telekom to negotiate a deal.

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Oracle OpenWorld

Oracle OpenWorld San Francisco is an annual business and technology conference for Oracle customers, prospective customers, and partners.

Coromatic : The Evolution of Critical Facilities

Coromatic Group is the Nordic market leader safeguarding business continuity and providing robust critical facilities.

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iStone : Long Term Sustainable Solutions in IT

IT consultancy iStone strive to be the partner of choice for clients who want to increase the value of their business critical systems.

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OpenX Appoints Andrew Buckman as New MD for EMEA

OpenX, a leader in digital and mobile advertising technology, today announced the appointment of Andrew Buckman as Managing Director, EMEA.

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Smartphones and 3D Printers Expected To Flourish In 2015

In 2015, the top three most influential technology items will be smart phones, tablets and 3D printers, according to a survey.

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BT Agrees to Talks Over $19.5 Billion EE Mobile Deal

BT, the U.K. telecoms giant, has announced that it has entered into exclusive talks with Deutsche Telekom and Orange to acquire their mobile business EE, a move which is set to spark a wave of consolidation in the U.K. telecoms market.   BT announced in a statement that key terms would include a purchase price of £12.5 billion ($19.5 billion).   "The proposed acquisition would enable BT to accelerate its existing mobility strategy whereby customers will benefit from innovative, seamless services that combine the power of fibre broadband, Wi-Fi and 4G," the company said in a statement.   "BT would own the UK's most advanced 4G network, giving it greater control in terms of future investment and product innovation."   The exclusivity period would last several weeks, BT said in the statement, in which time the UK telecoms giant would complete due diligence and conclude negotiations.   BT was also in negotiations with Telefonica over its mobile arm O2, which may now become the focus of other takeover deals.   Consumers are increasingly interested in so-called "quad play" deals, offering television, internet, landline and mobile phone contracts in one package. In the U.K., Virgin is the only phone company currently offering these deals, but BT, the country's biggest telecoms company, is expected to start following the deal with Deutsche Telekom and Orange.   SOURCE: http://www.cnbc.com/id/102267602  

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