The deal is part of its plan to grow organically and through acquisitions.
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Playgrounds is the mobile communication service's latest move to compete against Google+'s video chat feature.
Mobile operator, Three says its exclusion from the venture is designed to weaken it as a competitor.
The Chinese e-commerce giant seeks to put a scandal firmly behind it and expand sales at home and in the US.
The product, Strides, layers a Web 2.0 form of project management on top of social networking.
With a Type 1 hypervisor included, use cases mooted for virtualisation will become possible.
Duxbury Networking designed the broadband wireless network, which was installed by KBF Technologies in Botswana.
The tablet is the first to run Google's Android 3.0 Honeycomb operating system.
The operator will reduce congestion by throttling connection speeds of BlackBerry Internet Service users who exceed 100MB data per month.
Cloud, digital communities and open source are key to enabling government to connect with citizens.
Twitter reveals its active user numbers for the first time, as Facebook still dominates the social space and Google+ tries to play catch up.
The Script Kiddies struck again this weekend, hacking the NBC news Twitter account.