IBM in talks to buy Israel mobile software firm Red Bend: media
Chicago Tribune
TEL AVIV (Reuters) - IBM Corp is in advanced talks to buy Israel-based Red Bend Software, a provider of mobile phone software, for $200 million to $250 million, Israeli media reported on Thursday. Red Bend provides software for device management and ...
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Facebook offers free trials of security software from industry leaders (Video)
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However, people looking for upgrades for their phones should be aware that the free trials on themobile software from McAfee and Norton are only for seven days. Spokane area residents who want to take advantage of one these free trial subscriptions ...
See all stories on this topic »Crimson Tide announces mobile software tie-up with Microsoft
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MOBILE software company Crimson Tide yesterday signed a deal with Microsoft to use the tech giant's cloud-based infrastructure. Crimson Tide, which develops and operates the mpro smartphone app, said the agreement would "provide current and future ...
See all stories on this topic »New SmartDraw 2013 Adds Mobile and Online Sharing
Sacramento Bee
SAN DIEGO, Oct. 18, 2012 -- /PRNewswire/ -- SmartDraw Software today announced the launch of its new SmartDraw 2013, which takes the power of visual communication beyond the desktop to the web and any mobile device. It combines "smart" business ...
See all stories on this topic »Software AG's ARIS 9.0 brings the Power of Social to Business Process ...
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Release date- 15102012 - Orlando, Florida and Darmstadt, Germany - Software AG unveiled a major update to its ARIS product suite, combining new Cloud, Mobile, Social and Analytic technologies, at its ProcessWorld event in the USA today. ARIS 9.0 ...
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Chicago Tribune
TEL AVIV (Reuters) - IBM Corp is in advanced talks to buy Israel-based Red Bend Software, a provider of mobile phone software, for $200 million to $250 million, Israeli media reported on Thursday. Red Bend provides software for device management and ...
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| App economy: 51000 Canadians employed in mobile software Add to ... Globe and Mail App economy: 51,000 Canadians employed in mobile software Add to ... IAIN MARLOW. The Globe and Mail. Published Thursday, Oct. 18 2012, 12:28 PM EDT. Last updated Thursday, Oct. 18 2012, 12:29 PM EDT. 0 comments · Print / License; AA ... See all stories on this topic » |  Globe and Mail |
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However, people looking for upgrades for their phones should be aware that the free trials on themobile software from McAfee and Norton are only for seven days. Spokane area residents who want to take advantage of one these free trial subscriptions ...
See all stories on this topic »Crimson Tide announces mobile software tie-up with Microsoft
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MOBILE software company Crimson Tide yesterday signed a deal with Microsoft to use the tech giant's cloud-based infrastructure. Crimson Tide, which develops and operates the mpro smartphone app, said the agreement would "provide current and future ...
See all stories on this topic »New SmartDraw 2013 Adds Mobile and Online Sharing
Sacramento Bee
SAN DIEGO, Oct. 18, 2012 -- /PRNewswire/ -- SmartDraw Software today announced the launch of its new SmartDraw 2013, which takes the power of visual communication beyond the desktop to the web and any mobile device. It combines "smart" business ...
See all stories on this topic »Software AG's ARIS 9.0 brings the Power of Social to Business Process ...
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Release date- 15102012 - Orlando, Florida and Darmstadt, Germany - Software AG unveiled a major update to its ARIS product suite, combining new Cloud, Mobile, Social and Analytic technologies, at its ProcessWorld event in the USA today. ARIS 9.0 ...
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| Nihilistic Software to concentrate on Mobile and downloadable games GamingBolt (blog) Nihilistic Software, it seems, are tired of developing for the PS Vita, or should I say 'forced' to develop for the system. That's just speculation, however, arising from the fact that they've been doing the dirty work of developing games that the ... See all stories on this topic » |  GamingBolt (blog) |