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EU anti-trust body sets eyes on Google
The Android Nougat statue unveiled at Google campus in Mountain View.
EU antitrust regulators plan to order Google to stop paying financial incentives to smartphone makers to pre-install Google Search exclusively on their devices and warned the company of a large fine, an EU document showed.
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Building permits issued online starting Monday
The issuing of construction permits online began in all local self-governments on Monday.
The e-permits system is located at the Business Registers Agency (APR) and can accessed through several sites, Tanjug reported.
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Microsoft says 14 million computers now running Windows 10
Microsoft says its' new Windows 10 operating system is now running on more than 14 million computers, two days after the software was released as a free download.
That's a far cry from the company's goal of getting Windows 10 onto a billion devices within three years.
Microsoft plans celebratory debut of Windows 10
Microsoft on July 13 announced plans for a celebratory debut this month of Windows 10 operating software designed to spread the U.S. software titan's offerings across a broad range of devices.
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Microsoft cuts 7,800 jobs, reorganizes phone unit
Microsoft announced plans July 8 to cut 7,800 jobs along with a reorganization of its Windows Phone unit which has struggled in the mobile market.
The move represents the second major round of layoffs in a year for Microsoft, which cut some 18,000 jobs a year ago as part of its effort to integrate the Nokia handset division.
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Ironing out the bumps in your travels-legally-with an ‘air’ of confidence
By Debbie Papadakis
The European Consumer Centers (ECC-Net) has come up with a way of supporting the traveler at any given moment. Thanks to the Travel app, provides access to interpreter and legal assistance instantly for travelers on demand asserting their rights at any given ‘bump’ in travels.
Google's new Android seeks to make smartphone smarter
Google's updated Android mobile software seeks to make the smartphone smarter, while keeping the search titan relevant in a world where people rely on apps on the go.
Russia Set on Developing Its Own Mobile OS
Following the allegations made by Edward Snowden aimed at the US government claiming that it has ''back doors'' into virtually any known operating system, other world powers have started looking for alternatives.
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360 video of Athens provides unique look into sightseeing
We’ve seen many a video of Athens, presenting the Greek capital’s unique selling points and beautiful vistas. But Experience Greece, a company developing applications and taking advantage of new tech to promote tourism has take it to a whole new level, with 360 degree cameras and uploaded to be viewed on Google Chrome, which supports the “techy” idea.
Bulgarian National Revenue Agency Launches New Android App
The Bulgarian Ministry of Finance and the National Revenue Agency (NAP) have launched a joint free app for Android mobile devices.