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(NetworkNewsWire) Qualstar is one of the oldest names in data storage, with a track record stretching back to the company's founding in 1984 as one of the first tape drive developers for PC and workstations.

(NetworkNewsWire) Qualstar is one of the oldest names in data storage, with a track record stretching back to the company's founding in 1984 as one of the first tape drive developers for PC and workstations.

NetworkNewsWire Editorial Coverage: When it comes to ecommerce, integrated payment solutions provide consumers more flexibility in their shopping than ever before. The conveniences of these solutions have long been in the making (the first online payment services started in the 1990s) and today promise to be the future of payments.

(NetworkNewsWire) When Time, Inc. (NYSE:TIME) acquired Viant, a data-centric marketing company, last year, many observers wondered just how it planned on monetizing the 1 billion, plus, strong registered user database, but its recently announced plans to acquire Adelphic just filled in the gaps

The Xped App has been approved by Apple and is now available in the App store. The Xped App is now available in both the Google Play(TM) Store for Android devices and the Apple App store for iOS devices. The Xped App is an essential component of the Auto Discovery Remote Control (ADRC) technology solution providing the user interface.

During Zero Race, Team Trev drove 28,000km across 16 countries in 80 days of driving. The team drove from Geneva to Shanghai, from Vancouver to Cancun, and from Casablanca back to Geneva.

The first race around the world with has started its final leg in Casablanca, Morocco. The three electric cars had started on 16. August 2010, in Geneva, Switzerland. When the final part of the global circumnavigation is completed in Geneva, on 24 February, 2011, the teams will establish a new world record for the fastest world circumnavigation in electric cars, and a major milestone in the history of electric vehicles. If that comes true, Jules Verne's dream of travelling around the world in 80 days would have come true again - via a more ecologically sustainable way.

Nintendo Co., Ltd (PINK:NTDOY) (OSA:7974) predicted a "rocket start" to U.S. sales of the 3DS handheld video-game player, boosted by the device's high-definition graphics and titles that showcase its features.

The first ever Zero Emissions Race is rolling into Vancouver on November 12th - the first stop on the North American leg of this incredible international journey and the only Canadian stop on the tour. Started on August 16th, 2010 in Geneva, Switzerland, racers have, so far, covered 16,000 km. Participants have been driving 100% electric vehicles running on renewable energies up to 500km a day since the race began - with a goal of completing their around the world journey in just 80 days of driving.

The Zero Emissions Race has successfully arrived in Shanghai, China, after 46 days on the road and 16783 kms of driving across Switzerland, Germany, Belgium, Austria, Hungary, Ukraine, Russia, Kazakhstan and China. Out of the four teams that started the race on August 16th in Geneva, Switzerland with their 100 % electric vehicles, three have made it to Shanghai successfully on time, and according to original schedule. This accomplishment represents a major milestone in the history of electric vehicles. The Zero Race just helped prove the efficiency and reliability of electric mobility, even when driving across continents, in deserts and mountains and through variable road and weather conditions.