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Submission + - RIM to offer multiplatform device management (networkworld.com)

Submitted by Aryden on Tuesday November 29, 2011 @11:27AM

Aryden writes: Research In Motion is taking on mobile device management for Android and Apple iOS devices as well as its own products, introducing the BlackBerry Mobile Fusion product, on Tuesday.

BlackBerry Mobile Fusion is designed to simplify the management of phones and tablets that run RIM's current BlackBerry OS and the emerging BBX platform, which is based on the QNX software that currently powers RIM's PlayBook tablet. But Mobile Fusion will also manage devices using the two biggest mobile OSs, Android and iOS.

Submission + - Explosioin rocks Japanese Nuclear Plant (bbc.co.uk)

Submitted by Aryden on Saturday March 12, 2011 @05:59AM

Aryden writes: A massive explosion has hit a Japanese nuclear power plant where a meltdown is feared as a huge relief operation continues after Friday's devastating earthquake and tsunami.

Submission + - Pioneer Star Found (bbc.co.uk)

Submitted by Aryden on Wednesday January 05, 2011 @09:51PM

Aryden writes: UK and US scientists have found the remnants of a star that exploded more than 13 billion years ago.

It would most probably have been one of the very first stars to shine in the Universe, they say.

All that is left of this pioneer is the gas cloud it threw out into space when it blew itself apart.

It was identified when its contents were illuminated by the brilliant light coming from the surroundings of a distant black hole.

Submission + - FBI defend raids on Texas Datacenter. (wired.com) 1

Submitted by Aryden on Sunday December 19, 2010 @05:55PM

Aryden writes: Wired Reports: "The FBI on Tuesday defended its raids on at least two data centers in Texas, in which agents carted out equipment and disrupted service to hundreds of businesses.

The raids were part of an investigation prompted by complaints from AT&T and Verizon about unpaid bills allegedly owed by some data center customers, according to court records. One data center owner charges that the telecoms are using the FBI to collect debts that should be resolved in civil court. But on Tuesday, an FBI spokesman disputed that charge."

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