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 AGBeat (blog) | Facebook launches desktop app, Messenger AGBeat (blog) The Facebook Messenger for Windows desktop client has launched for Windows 7 users. Messengers for Windows, according to Facebook “is a new, trial application that lets you use Facebook without being on www.facebook.com. ... The Facebook Messenger desktop app is here Facebook Chat Now On Your Desktop - Messenger Client For Windows 7 Facebook Messenger for Windows leaks |
Ultrabooks forecast to drive notebook shipment growth this year: WitsView Taipei Times Regular notebooks will increase 13.3 percent year-on-year from 172.8 million units last year to 195 million units this year, while netbook shipments will dip 17 percent from 22.3 million units to 18.5 million units during the same -period, ... |
 BBC News | Smartphone app finds lost Brecon Beacons walkers again BBC News Missing walkers in the Brecon Beacons have again been saved by mountain rescue teams using the latest smartphone technology. For the second time in just over a week the Brecon Mountain Rescue Team (MRT) used the Sarloc system to find hikers. ... |
Kudos to C Spire's Motorola Milestone X2 Jackson Clarion Ledger Specialt to The Clarion-Leger It seems that Google's Android operating system is getting better and better while also grabbing a bigger slice of the smartphone market. The most recent report from Comscore, a digital research agency, reports that ... |
 Telegraph.co.uk | BlackBerry market share slides again amid takeover talk Telegraph.co.uk BlackBerry is continuing to lose market share in the United States, new figures reveal, showing the scale of the mountain that RIM, the firm behind the smartphone brand, must climb in 2012 to avoid a takeover. In the three month period to the end of ... |
