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BlackBerry launches its last official phone, the unimaginatively named DTEK60

By Duncan Riley Oct 27, 2016

A few weeks after announcing that it was no longer going to make phones, BlackBerry Ltd. launched its last official phone Wednesday, aimed squarely at corporate customers. The unimaginatively named DTEK60 is an Android-powered device that…

Microsoft Paint now works in 3D, making it ripe for virtual reality

By James Farrell Oct 27, 2016

One of the most iconic of Microsoft Corp.’s apps is Microsoft Paint, the much loved 2D digital sketcher that’s been around since the company introduced the world to Windows 1.0 in 1985. There have…

In-depth look at Microsoft’s new 28-inch Surface Studio all-in-one & wireless Surface Dial

By Collen Kriel Oct 27, 2016

Microsoft Corp. unveiled its first-ever all-in-one desktop at its event in New York Wednesday: the Surface Studio. The 28-inch Surface Studio display moves effortlessly from near vertical Desktop Mode to a 20-degree Studio Mode,…

Tesla earns surprise profit thanks to reduced costs, higher vehicle sales

By Duncan Riley Oct 27, 2016

It turns out that making electric, semi-autonomous vehicles can be profitable after all: Tesla Motors Inc. Wednesday posted an unexpected profit in the third quarter. The electric vehicle and battery company managed $2.15 billion in…

OpenStack demonstrates ability to work across multiple clouds

By Mike Wheatley Oct 27, 2016

The reality of information technology today is that most enterprises want to mix and match platforms from multiple different vendors, a reality that has driven the OpenStack open source cloud computing platform to make interoperability a…

ServiceNow beats analysts’ forecasts with strong Q3 results

By Mike Wheatley Oct 27, 2016

Cloud automation platform vendor ServiceNow Inc. posted better-than-expected results in its third quarter, prompting its shares to jump by almost 5 percent in after-hours trading, to $78.90. The company registered a net loss of…

Samsung’s smartphone profits collapse after Galaxy Note7 recall

By Mike Wheatley Oct 26, 2016

The world’s largest smartphone maker, Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., saw its revenues and profits tank in the last quarter. Not surprisingly, the consumer electronics giant blamed the losses on plunging sales that resulted from…

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BlackBerry launches its last official phone, the unimaginatively named DTEK60

Microsoft Paint now works in 3D, making it ripe for virtual reality

In-depth look at Microsoft’s new 28-inch Surface Studio all-in-one & wireless Surface Dial

Tesla earns surprise profit thanks to reduced costs, higher vehicle sales

OpenStack demonstrates ability to work across multiple clouds

Samsung’s smartphone profits collapse after Galaxy Note7 recall

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