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  3LM, Symantec and Wyse all aim to simplify management of mobile devices

  At three different events in three different U.S. cities 3LM, Symantec and Wyse Technology are all showing upgraded or new products to help IT staff better cope with the smartphones, tablets and other devices users are allowed to bring to work.

  By Mikael Ricknäs | 09 May, 2012 02:18

  Tags: Wyse Technology, Telecommunication, tablets, system management, symantec, software, smartphones, Mobile OSes, mobile applications, mobile, iPhone, iPad, iOS, hardware systems, consumer electronics, applications, Android tablets, Android OS, Android, 3LM

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  Dell's Wyse buy a hedge against slowing PC sales

  Dell's plan to buy Wyse Technology is an effort to boost its client hardware portfolio and protect the company from the effects of the recent slowdown in PC sales, analysts said on Monday.

  By Agam Shah | 03 April, 2012 06:30

  Tags: business issues, dell, hardware systems, mergers and acquisitions, Wyse Technology

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  Dell agrees to buy thin-client company Wyse Technology

  Dell has signed an agreement to acquire thin-client hardware and software company Wyse Technology, to expand its desktop virtualization offerings, Dell said Monday.

  By Mikael Ricknäs | 02 April, 2012 23:20

  Tags: dell, desktop pcs, desktop virtualization, hardware systems, Virtualization, Wyse Technology

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  ARM processor keeps new thin client from Wyse cool

  Wyse Technology's latest thin client, the T10, uses an ARM-based processor, which helps keep both cost and temperature down, the company said on Tuesday at the Cebit conference.

  By Mikael Ricknäs | 07 March, 2012 02:57

  Tags: cebit, desktop pcs, hardware systems, Wyse Technology

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  Android app allows remote search of Macs and PCs

  Wyse Technology has launched an Android app that lets people search remotely for files on their PCs and laptops, then download them, copy them, or send them to another person, all from inside the app.

  By James Niccolai | 16 December, 2011 04:08

  Tags: Android, consumer electronics, internet, mobile, mobile applications, search engines, smartphones, Wyse Technology

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  Mattson Technology | Webcast

  Matthew Hough, Global Director of IT for Mattson Technology, made the switch from Microsoft Exchange to Google Apps for his 500-person company. With offices on 3 continents, Mattson Technology designs, manufactures, and markets the semiconductor wafer processing equipment used to make integrated circuits. Google Apps has changed the way Mattson does business and enabled IT to turn off six servers. The company has also saved over 70% in total costs compared to Microsoft Exchange. 

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  Cheap can cost your government agency dearly