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.
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.
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.
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
Iomart : Our Cloud, Your Way
Founded in 1998, Iomart has grown to become one of the leading providers of cloud and managed hosting services in Europe.
Nokia Brand Name to be Phased Out by Microsoft
Microsoft is ditching the Nokia brand name from new devices, less than a year after acquiring the Finnish mobile firm.
Google should be broken up, say European MPs
The European Parliament has voted in favour of breaking Google up, as a solution to complaints that it favours its own services.
Siemens Reports 9% Increase in Patent First Filings
In addition, Siemens intends to boost investments in research and development (R&D) by around €400 million.
EU Approves Facebook Buyout of WhatsApp
European Union regulators on Friday (Oct 3) cleared the buyout of the WhatsApp mobile messaging service by Facebook.
Oracle EMEA : Oracle In Europe
For most enterprises, and certainly most of Oracle's customers, a drive to simplify Information Technology (IT) is becoming of ever-increasing importance. Oracle has become one of the largest technology companies in the world on the strength of its extensive portfolio of software and hardware products to facilitate this simplification.
