Technology Sector

Logibec Receives $26 a Share from OMERS

LogibecAs per the latest reports, The Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement Systems (OMERS) has made a bid for Montreal based Logibec Groupe Informatique Ltd.

It is known that OMERS which manages almost $48 billion has made an aggressive bid of $ 26 a share in cash to acquire Logibec which is one of the most successful and profitable software companies, that specializes in the health-care and social-services sectors and has operations in Canada and the U. S.

Robotics firm Willow Garage “graduates” 11 robots

Robotics firm Willow Garage “graduates” 11 robotsIn what happened to be a one-of-its-kind "graduation party", as many as 11 robots of the PR2s (Personal Robot 2) model rolled down the aisle of the Menlo Park, California, robotics firm Willow Garage.

Microsoft Intending to Focus on Profits and Products

Steve BallmerMicrosoft Chief Executive, Steve Ballmer was calm and composed a day after his opponent Apple Inc commented at his firm as the world's leading tech corporation by market value and stated that his objective was on creating a good product and make in more products that ultimately will help in bringing more funds.

Google’s Nexus One handset goes on sale at ‘i wireless’ retail store

GoogleClose on the heels of Google’s last week announcement that it intends phasing out the online store for its ‘Nexus One’ handset, the company has reportedly taken the first step in the direction of keeping its word about making the handset available at retail stores.

Yahoo CEO Carol Bartz: Yahoo will modernize its sites by summer next year

 Yahoo will modernize its sites by summer next yearThat Yahoo is making attempts to lure users to spend more time on the company’s sites became evident on Wednesday, when CEO Carol Bartz told analysts at a briefing that the company intends to persist with its endeavors to modernize its online properties till summer next year.

Microsoft looking to change the “20th century” image of Windows brand

Microsoft looking to change the “20th century” image of Windows brandWith Microsoft recently announcing two high-profile departures – that of the company’s Entertainment and Devices Division President Robbie Bach, and the division’s Chief Technology Officer J. Allard -, CEO Steve Ballmer will reportedly oversee the company’s struggling entertainment and mobile businesses.

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