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September 03, 2010
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Salesforce Shares Up on 2Q Results Salesforce Shares Up on 2Q Results
The Integrated Marketing Mess
IBM Buys Unica To Boost Analytics
End of Outsourcing As We Know It?
Customer Service More
Target Boosts Electronics Offerings Target Boosts Electronics Offerings
Delta Follows Its Customers' Tweets
Delta Debuts Facebook Ticket Window
Airline Employees Hit Record Lows
Sales & Marketing More
Yelp Delves Into One-Day Deals Market Yelp Delves Into One-Day Deals Market
FTC Moves To Bar False Online Ads
City of Philadelphia Taxes Bloggers
Could Movie Affect Facebook's Brand?
Contact Centers More
End of Outsourcing As We Know It? End of Outsourcing As We Know It?
Virtualization: A Call Center Winner
Verizon Blasts 'Outdated' FCC Plan
The Changing World of Global Payroll
Customer Data More
China Requires ID for Cell Numbers China Requires ID for Cell Numbers
A Rundown of Facebook's Places
Target Lets Shoppers Customize Ads
Germany To Halt Facebook Checks
CRM Press Releases More
Zeus Gives SnagAJob 100% Uptime Zeus Gives SnagAJob 100% Uptime
xTuple Connect Boosts EDI Integration
Mobile Apps Improving Patient Health
Pravega Intros vegaPort CRM Product
Product Information and Resources for Technology You Can Use To Boost Your Business

Enterprise Hardware Spotlight
Samsung Unleashes Its Galaxy Tab on Apple's iPad
Samsung introduced the Galaxy Tab, a tablet PC aimed at Apple's iPad, at the IFA electronics show in Germany. Samsung presented the tablet with a pun that cites a "new galaxy of possibilities."
 
Toshiba Will Offer Android-Based Folio 100 Tablet
The rapidly growing category of tablets has a new family member as Toshiba announced that its Folio 100, a 10.1-inch, Android 2.2-based tablet computer, will be on sale in Europe by the end of October.
 
New Sony E-Readers Have Touchscreens, Higher Prices
Facing competition from Amazon.com, Apple and Barnes & Noble, Sony has released updated models of its of e-readers, with touchscreen technology, limited wireless, and higher prices.
 

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