Google Enterprise
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Freeing Quickoffice for everyone

Google Apps for Business customers have been using Quickoffice for free for a while, and starting today Quickoffice is available for free to everyone: students, businesses, nonprofits, governments, and consumers — anyone with a Google Account.

With Quickoffice, you can edit Microsoft Office documents across your devices, giving you the freedom to work with anyone no matter what hardware or software they’re using.  Plus, it’s integrated with Google Drive storage so you can safely access your files from anywhere.

Even better, if you sign in to your Google Account from the new Quickoffice app for Android or iOS by September 26, 2013, an extra 10GB of Google Drive storage will be added to your account in the next few weeks. 

Download Quickoffice for Android: http://goo.gl/Y5TQxz 
Download Quickoffice for iPhone and iPad: http://goo.gl/m21Uhp 

Note: Users who currently have Quickoffice for Google Apps for Business will be upgraded to the new version, look in your notifications for an update. 

Home broadband speed Impacts household income – Ericsson

Home broadband speed Impacts household income

The Verge
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This bracelet could replace your passwords, your car keys, and even your fingerprints

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Thanks to our New Zealand pilot testers and those who’ve recently volunteered to help with our research flights in California.  Many of the testers have asked us: How was the Internet antenna designed?  It certainly doesn’t look like the average antenna.  Mac, Mitch, and Brian talk about the process of designing and building a balloon-inspired antenna to connect people with the Internet floating 20km above.

#AskAway