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Microsoft unveils strategic cooperation with iHub and m:lab to accelerate innovation in East Africa
Date: 04/29/2013
As part of the recently launched Microsoft 4Afrika
Initiative, Microsoft Corp. today announced a strategic
cooperation with business incubator iHub and the m:lab East
Africa consortium to enable startups, innovators and the
developer community of East Africa to grow their skills and
build businesses with Microsoft technologies. The
cooperation further aims to offer these communities
increased access to software, skills development
opportunities and a means through which innovative startups
can access capital investment and benefit from international
outreach.
Samsung ATIV Odyssey
Date: 02/22/2013
The ATIV Odyssey boasts a brilliant 4-inch Super AMOLED
touch-screen display (800X480) that allows users to watch
movies, view pictures and play games in high resolution.
This compact, smartphone is Global Ready, giving users the
ability to call and send email from more than 220 countries
in the world. The ATIV Odyssey is equipped with 1.5 GHz
dual-core processor to quickly access the Internet, stream
music and download content at blazing speeds using the
Verizon Wireless 4G LTE network.
12 awards the Nokia Lumia 920 won in 2012
Date: 01/07/2013
It’s been quite a year for the the Nokia Lumia 920 with
accolades coming from far and wide. If you’re lucky enough
to own the world’s most innovative smartphone you’ll
understand why. But if you’ll still yet to get your hands on
it, here’s twelve more reasons to consider taking the
plunge.
Managing your wake-up alarms with Alarms Plus
Date: 01/02/2013
If the native alarm on your Windows Phone isn't enough, take
a gander at Alarms Plus. Alarms Plus supports multiple
alarms, personal messages to great you, and has a handy
puzzle feature to silence the alarms.
Disney brings Where's My Perry, Where's My Water to Windows Phone 8
Date: 12/25/2012
Disney dropped a little holiday present of its own into the
Windows Phone Store overnight: Its megahits Where’s My Perry
and Where’s My Water. Both games cost 99 cents and turn the
laws of physics into fun, challenging adventures.
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