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Stanford Professors Sue Volkswagen, Allege "Defeat Device" May Have Come From Silicon Valley
2015-09-25 13:55:00| Climate Ark Climate Change & Global Warming Newsfeed
NBC: Two Stanford professors filed a lawsuit in federal court Friday, alleging that the automaker intentionally manipulated its vehicles emissions systems by installing so-called defeat devices designed to evade mandatory emissions testing. The suit also raises suspicions about a Volkswagen lab in the Bay Area and its possible connection to a scandal that has left some skeptical about the company's ability to regain public trust. The lawsuit comes just days after the German automaker was accused of...
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Sewer Sentry: New Manhole Cover Device Prevents Up To 90% Of Stormwater Inflow
2015-09-25 07:53:36| publicworks Home Page
David Putnam, CEO of Sewer Sentry LLC, announces the introduction of the patented Sewer Sentry, a small, easy-to-install manhole device that can prevent up to 90% of inflow into sanitary sewer systems and can help prevent sanitary sewer overflows (SSOs).
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MDD Wheel Diameter Measuring Device
2015-09-24 18:19:00| Railway Technology
The diameter measuring device MDD measures wheel diameters quickly and accurately. No need to remove wheelsets, MDD fits under locomotives, wagons and cars. The device can be used in field conditions, as well as in workshops. MDD offers an opportunit
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Global device shipments expected to fall in 2015
2015-09-24 02:00:00| Total Telecom industry news
Gartner says longer replacement cycles will cause decline across all device types except mobile phones.
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Gartner cuts forecast for global device shipments in 2015
2015-09-23 14:05:00| Telecompaper Headlines
(Telecompaper) Gartner has lowered its forecast for worldwide device shipments this year, to a fall of 1 percent from estimated 1.5 percent in its previous forecast issued last quarter. The forecast covers combined shipments of PCs, tablets and mobile phones. The downgrade is a result of a slower replacement cycle for all devices, the market researcher said: "Users are extending the lifetime of their devices, or deciding not to replace their devices at all." Only mobile phone shipments are now expected to grow this year, by 1.4 percent. This is led by a 14 percent increase in smartphone shipments, which are growing fastest in emerging markets in Asia, such as India and Indonesia. The global PC market is expected to contract 7.3 percent this year to 291 million units and remain flat in 2016, hurt by the increase in prices due to currency fluctuations, which will slow business spending. The 'ultramobile' segment, which includes tablets and clamshell computers, is also on pace to contract in 2015, by 12 percent to an estimated 199 million units. Tablets will make up 192 million units, down 13 percent from 2014. Gartner said many tablet users are deciding not to replace their tablets. Its user survey conducted in June across six countries found that 44 percent of current tablet users are planning to substitute their tablets with a different device.
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