Law Technology News...web conferencing companies that could be violating the same patents, he says. FaceTime, owned by Apple Inc., and WebEx, owned by Cisco Systems Inc., are...
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Apple Tuesday announced the iPad mini, which has a 7.9-inch screen, 16 gigabytes of memory, and Wi-Fi, starting at $329 with shipments beginning November 2. Apple also announced a faster version of t
...Motors, Jaguar, Land Rover, and Mercedes, officials promised. Apple's FaceTime videoconferencing program currently only works on Wi-Fi connections. In iOS 6...
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What a difference a year doesn't make for tablets, observes writer Alan Cohen. The iPad 2 looks a lot like the original iPad, but without awaited new features like a super-high-resolution screen. Eve
The growth of video communications hit a new milestone on May 10 as Skype, the VoIP peer-to-peer provider, was purchased by Microsoft in a deal worth $8.5 billion. Now that the dust has settled a bit
...built-in cameras -- front and back -- that can now be used for FaceTime video chat and other apps. There is one on the front for...
Everything old is new again in this year's gadget gift list from Alan Cohen. Updated versions of old standbys, from e-book readers to digital cameras to gaming hardware, top this year's picks to spre
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