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LG Q Stylus
The LG Q Stylus is a handwriting-input smartphone without the premium price. The no-nonsense stylus adds more functionality beyond the typical keyboard experience, while the intelligent palm rejection system ensures that accuracy is not an issue when resting one’s hand on the display.
As with the Samsung Note, with the display off, the LG Q Stylus recognises and records handwritten notes, ideal for sudden flashes of inspiration. Beyond notes and memos, the stylus can also be used to personalise captured images and videos to create animated GIFs.
Click through to read about the fast camera auto-focus and 7.1 surround sound quality on the LG Q Stylus.

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Ruckus ICX 7850 Switch — Pay-as-you-grow
Ruckus Networks has unveiled its new ICX 7850 network switch: an edge-to-core solution for “the next decade of enterprise networking”. The stackable switch delivers high-density aggregation for 10GbE, 25GbE, 40GbE, 50GbE, and 100GbE using existing customer equipment, making it suitable for large, secure enterprise edge networks in education, government, and enterprise settings.
Click here to read about the switch’s pay-as-you-grow abilities.
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Nokia launches off-the-shelf IoT packages
In advance of Mobile World Congress, Nokia has launched a range of off-the-shelf Internet of Things (IoT) packages to help operators win new business in IoT markets. In addition to enabling operators to achieve a faster time to market, the packages simplify the set-up and operations of enterprise IoT services.
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