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Sprint abandons T-Mobile bid

06

Aug

2014

US wireless carrier Sprint has decided to abandon a bid for rival T-Mobile, viewing the massive tie-up as unlikely to win regulatory approval, the Wall Street Journal reported. Sprint, which is controlled by Japanese giant SoftBank, had been close to a deal valued at some $32 billion, according to several reports. The Journal said on […]

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Your smartphone is about to kill off another piece of arcane technology

29

Jul

2014

Smartphones have effectively replaced a lot of the gadgets that we used to buy, including calculators, compasses, alarm clocks and dedicated GPS trackers. And now The Wall Street Journal reports that smartphones look poised to kill off another antiquated piece of technology — hotel key cards. Per the Journal, Hilton is planning to implement technology […]

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Wall Street Journal Acknowledges System Breach

23

Jul

2014

The Wall Street Journal has admitted to its systems being compromised, in the wake of a hacker posting images of an extracted database on Twitter. According to Dow Jones Co, publisher of The Wall Street Journal, the news sites graphics servers were hacked by an intruder unknown at this time. The company said that the […]

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