Nokia Workers In China Strike Over Deal With Microsoft

Nokia has been working with Microsoft for quite some time, creating flagship Windows Phone handsets for Microsoft’s mobile platform. Recently, Microsoft purchased Nokia’s mobile phone business. This has prompted strikes among Nokia’s workers in China who have accused the company of offering them weaker packages as a result of the deal.

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AOL Decides To Shut Down Winamp Media Player

Nearly two decades ago, Winamp was one of the most popular media players. Especially effective in running MP3 content, Winamp was among the top throughout the 90s. But then AOL acquired it and pretty much wrecked it in the subsequent years. Now, the company has announced that it will be shutting down Winamp by December 20, 2013.

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Twitter Goes Public, $26 Share Now Going At $45

Twitter’s expected IPO had been causing a lot of stir in the tech-finance arena for quite some time now. The company announced a share price of $26 and hoped for an $18.3 billion valuation. But as soon as Twitter went public, there was strong investor interest and the share price surged up to $45.10

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Microsoft Stops Using ‘RT’ In Surface Branding

When Microsoft unveiled its first-generation Surface slates, they comprised of a Windows RT Surface tablet and one running Windows 8. The ‘RT’ branding apparently caused a lot of confusion and Microsoft has now decided to stop using ‘RT’ in the name of any further Surface slates.

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Microsoft Pays $28,000 To Researchers For Finding IE 11 Bugs

Microsoft’s browser, Internet Explorer, has long been lambasted and criticized for providing inadequate security. However, the company seems adamant on providing better security features in IE 11. To that end, Microsoft recently paid $28,000 to six researchers who were able to find key bugs in IE 11.

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