BERNARDS TWP. – A Trilogy Repertory Company plan to move to the former Ross farm on North Maple Avenue drew kudos at a public hearing Monday, March 22, with residents seeing it as a plus for Trilogy, the schools and at least one local business.
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Trilogy gets good reviews at theater plan hearing in Bernards Township
Verizon Wireless today announced that Push to Talk is available for the BlackBerry® Tour⢠9630 smartphone, as of March 30.  It will be available for both BlackBerry® Internet Service and BlackBerry® Enterprise Server customers using the BlackBerry Tour smartphone. Â
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Shaygan Kheradpir, executive vice president and chief information officer for Verizon Communications, has been appointed to a three-year term on the Visiting Committee on Advanced Technology of the National Institute of Standards and Technology, effective April 1.
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Verizon CIO Appointed to National Institute of Standards and Technology’s Advisory Body (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
Verizon and IBM are opening its Managed Data Vault cloud storage service to enterprises with large data sets looking for a safe way to back up and restore their mission-critical information.
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Verizon, IBM Team Up On Enterprise Cloud Storage Service
Verizon and IBM are opening its Managed Data Vault cloud storage service to enterprises with large data sets looking for a safe way to back up and restore their mission-critical information.
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Verizon, IBM Team Up On Enterprise Cloud Storage Service (ChannelWeb)
Research in Motion’s fourth quarter financial results should be impressive and analysts are upbeat. However, RIM is likely to field questions about the long run, new products and what happens if Apple’s iPhone turns up on Verizon Wireless’ network. by Larry Dignan
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RIM earnings: Solid financials expected, but nagging questions remain (ZDNet)
AT&T executives visited Apple repeatedly to instruct Apple handset designers on wireless networking and assure Steve Jobs that they were working to resolve poor network coverage, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal.
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Report: AT&T helped Apple with iPhone issues (CNET)
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