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Unified Communications 2.0 and how to get there

Six new ways to deploy unified communications

Canadian mobile security start-up gets a $30 million boost

SecureKey completes a round of strategic investment from Intel Capital-led Financing

Dell reaches for the cloud with new prototype product

Dell will not sell the proof-of-concept ARM server, but provide it as a prototype for application development and benchmarking

LG working on Retina-beating 5-inch smartphone display

The panel is expected to be released during the second half of 2012

New smartphone is first with radiation detection

The new handset is made by Sharp and will be part of its summer lineup

Quickbooks has an online outage

Intuit says it has restored all customers, but angry sentiments linger

Tim Cook declines $75 million in Apple staff dividend payout

Apple to pay dividend payments to restricted stock holding staff

Internet freedom advocates take a page from Bat Man

Reddit founder Alexis Ohanian and online advocacy group Fight for the Future are said to plan Bat-Signal for the Internet

Do it yourself robot can feed you just by looking at it

University students develop an eye-controlled robotic feeding arm that you can build at home

Microsoft delivers a blow to Open Source

Focusing exclusively on Metro, the free, Express version of this software will no longer offer support for desktop-style applications

Facebook bolsters efforts to build smartphone, says report

Facebook has hired former Apple engineers for potential smartphone effort?

Social media networks going beyond social

Social media does not begin and end with Facebook. In some parts of the world, people haven't even heard of Facebook

Cisco takes its lumps but keeps on going with video

The Cius tablet is all but dead and rental telepresence suites haven't bloomed, but there's still a future in software, Cisco says

R.I.P. Cisco Cius. Another tablet bites the dust

Cisco announced that it can't compete in a BYOD world, and it's getting out of the tablet business

Adobe Premiere Pro CS6

The product's aesthetic and workflow improvements boost editing efficiency

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