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Patent Infringement Lawsuit: Blackberry Takes Nokia To Court
In fact, using the unlicensed products Nokia provided the products and services to big clients like T-Mobile and AT&T accordance with Bloomberg report. As the market knows that Blackberry and Nokia have now lost the old time glory, the two company is now seeking to top a position again. Nortel Networks Corporation previously owned some of the patents concerned, and Nokia had tried and failed to acquire them as part of an asset sale in 2009, according to the claim.
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Microsoft Releases Game Streaming App to Xbox One Insider Members
Similar to Twitch, a popular game streaming service with a stellar and solid community, Beam's aim is to bring video game streaming into the fore, although unlike the Twitch, there's nearly no delay between the player's actions and the time audiences actually get to see those actions in real-time, as noted by VentureBeat.
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Oxygen Levels In The Ocean Have Dropped Due To Climate Change
For the first time, they successfully quantified the extent of oxygen loss on oceans. The loss of ocean oxygen "has been assumed from models, and there have been lots of regional analysis that have shown local decline, but it has never been shown on the global scale, and never for the deep ocean", said Schmidtko, who conducted the research with Lothar Stramma and Martin Visbeck, also of the GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre.
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All Blacks great Carter admits to drink-driving
He now faces a court process with a maximum two-year jail sentence and a fine of around £4,000, as well as six penalty points on his licence. He said on Facebook: " I am sure a lot of you have seen the headlines ". Carter played for 112 times for New Zealand and has World Cup winning medals for both 2011 and 2015 although he suffered an injury during the group stages of the former ruling him out for the majority of the competition.
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Antarctic sea ice extent sets record low
Sea ice floats near the coast of West Antarctica as seen from a window of a NASA Operation IceBridge airplane on October 27, 2016 in-flight over Antarctica. If we fail to change course sharply, the study warns we risk "abrupt changes in the Earth System that could trigger societal collapse". From a climate perspective, less sea ice is particularly bad because it can amplify a feedback loop that leads to more warming because the dark hues of the open ocean absorb more heat from the sun than ...
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United States media's dishonesty is out of control
The president said many people, including in the media, are unhappy because he's implementing his agenda and following through on the promises he made to the American people. Earlier this morning, Trump took to Twitter to slam reports based on information from the intelligence community as "fake news" while simultaneously saying something needed to be done about the "illegal leaking".