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Taiwan Auto-Repair Tool Makers Focus on Continuous Improvements of Products and Quality

Oct 8, 2016

Taiwan’s hand tools specifically for auto repair and maintenance have enjoyed high reputations in the global market, mostly thanks to local insiders’ dedication to continuous improvements of products and quality. Years ago, as ...

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Imec Have Completed a Three-Year Program

Jul 7, 2015

Imec of Leuven, Belgium and its partners have completed a three-year program (2012-2015) to leverage a variety of silicon photonics technologies by making them accessible for industry and academia worldwide. Within the ESSenTIAL program ...

Tags: Silicon photonics, ESSenTIAL program, electrical equipment

New Fast Charger Was Developed by Volvo for Upgraded C30 EV

Apr 25, 2013

Swedish automobile manufacturer Volvo Cars has developed a new on-board charger for its upgraded C30 electric vehicle (EV) in collaboration with Siemens, which is claimed to be capable of fully charging the car in about 1.5 hours. ...

Tags: Volvo, Fast Charger, EV

EU Hit Microsoft with a $732 Million Fine for Failing to Live up to a 2009 Settlement

Mar 6, 2013

European Union antitrust officials today hit Microsoft with a $732 million fine for failing to live up to a 2009 settlement that requires it to offer Windows users a choice of alternate browsers. The announcement made by Joaquin Almunia, ...

Tags: antitrust, Microsoft, alternate browsers

Facebook Deleted All European Facial Recognition Data After Reviewing Parts of Social Code

Feb 17, 2013

Facebook has deleted all European facial recognition data, the Irish data protection commissioner and a German data protection regulator confirmed independently Thursday after reviewing parts of the social network's source code. "We ...

Tags: Facebook, data protection, social network

ICOMP Claimed Google's Dominant Position in Online Search and Advertising Was Generated

Feb 17, 2013

An industry group called the Initiative for a Competitive Online Marketplace (ICOMP) has claimed that Google's dominant position in online search and advertising was generated as a result of a "broad-ranging and illegal network of ...

Tags: Initiative, Competitive Online Marketplace, Google

Dutch Ministries Can Keep Using Social Networking Tool Yammer for Internal Communication

Jan 4, 2013

IDG News Service-Dutch ministries can keep using social networking tool Yammer for internal communication despite worries in the parliament that data could secretly be seized by U.S.law enforcement agencies under the U.S.Patriot ...

Tags: dutch ministries, social networking tool Yammer

Salesforce.com Experienced System Problems in a Number of Regions on Thursday

Dec 26, 2012

IDG News Service - Salesforce.com experienced system problems in a number of regions on Thursday, starting at 3:34 a.m. PDT, according to an online status page. The problem began in Salesforce.com's NA2 instance in North America, ...

Tags: Salesforce, experienced system, online status page, network

European Union Regulators Will Not Force Microsoft to Open Its Windows RT Operating System

Dec 26, 2012

European Union regulators will not force Microsoft to open its Windows RT operating system to rival browsers, the Brussels-based antitrust agency said Wednesday. At the same time, the European Competition Commission served Microsoft with ...

Tags: EU, regulators, Microsoft, Windows RT, operating system, rival browsers

Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer Saw His Bonus Shrink a Little in 2012

Dec 20, 2012

Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer saw his bonus shrink a little in 2012 while that of other Microsoft executives rose significantly, the software maker said Tuesday. Ballmer received a bonus payment of US$620,000, about 91 percent of his ...

Tags: Microsoft, Steve Ballmer, Windows, Windows server

The Option to Share Location Data with Google Is Switched on by Default

Dec 19, 2012

When users install Google Maps on their iPhone, the option to share location data with Google is switched on by default. By doing this, Google violates European data protection law, according to a German data protection watchdog. Google ...

Tags: Google Maps, Computer Products, Iphone, German Watchdog

Some European Users Are Receiving Spam to Email Addresses Associated with Their Accounts

Dec 18, 2012

Dropbox is investigating reports that some European users are receiving spam to email addresses associated with their accounts, the company said Tuesday. Dropbox, whose cloud storage service is widely used, said in a statement that "we ...

Tags: Dropbox, European users, cloud storage service

Google Expands IaaS Cloud Computing Platform Into Europe and Cut Price of Storage

Dec 17, 2012

Google is expanding its infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) cloud computing platform into Europe and cutting the price of its cloud-based storage by 20%. From December 1 2012 the price for up to 1TB of storage will be reduced by $0.025 per ...

Tags: Google, IaaS, Europe

Microsoft's Browser Ballot Screw-up in European Union Cost Mozilla 8.8 Million Downloads

Oct 31, 2012

Microsoft's 16-month browser ballot screw-up in the European Union cost Mozilla an estimated 8.8 million downloads of its Firefox browser,the open-source vendor's head lawyer said Tuesday. Microsoft faces fines that could reach into ...

Tags: EU, Microsoft, Browser, Firefox, Mozilla

Facebook Will Delete All Facial Recognition Data It Stores About Its European Users

Sep 21, 2012

Facebook will delete all facial recognition data it stores about its European users,going beyond recommendations of the Irish data protection authority,the agency said on Friday. Facebook has complied with most,but not all,of the ...

Tags: Facebook, Data, DPC

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