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Asahi Technologies Announces the Launch of Sugar CRM Implementation and Support Services Focused on Small Businesses in New York

Sugar CRM, the world’s leading CRM application has been downloaded more than 11 million times so far and currently helps over 1,000,000 end users across diverse industries. To help online communities achieve customer success and address their mission-critical CRM requirements, Asahi Technologies has launched web based CRM solutions using SugarCRM platform.New York (PRWEB) December 20, 2012 In today’s tech savvy business environment, deploying an effective CRM tool is crucial for SMB’s to manage their prospects, customers, marketing events and keep customers contented. ...

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Nintendo’s Wii U voice chat mess: Console might not support wireless headsets

Nintendo’s Wii U voice chat mess: Console might not support wireless headsetsOther than the unique touchscreen-equipped GamePad controller, the Wii U is a console that isn’t too different from this generation’s Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. It’s Nintendo’s (NTDOY) “catch up” console that finally adds high-definition graphics, a robust selection of video content through Nintendo TVii and an online gaming platform that the company says will finally compete with Xbox Live and PlayStation Network. Both of those services support voice chat during gaming sessions online and they both support wireless headsets, but the Nintendo Wii U might not even have simple voice chat down without a convoluted setup, according to Kotaku. According to Kotaku, the Wii U only supports voice chat with the Wii U GamePad for “select games” such as Call



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OmniVision’s 16-megapixel smartphone camera sensors support 4K resolution

OmniVision’s 16-megapixel smartphone camera sensors support 4K resolutionOmniVision on Tuesday announced the OV16820 and OV16825 smartphone camera chips. The two sensors support up to 16-megapixels and can capture video at a 4k resolution, known as Quad Full High Definition (QFHD), at 60 frames per second. “It was an industry-wide assumption that smartphones would cut into DSC/DVC sales; but at higher resolutions, we’re seeing a very distinct divide between the two markets and both remain strong,” said Devang Patel, senior product marketing manager at OmniVision. “Industry experts have observed that mainstream DSC products are shifting to 16-megapixel resolutions and are offering improved image quality and optics. The OV16820 supports such offerings, allowing DSC/DVC manufacturers to provide consumers a high-resolution, feature-rich point and shoot photography experience, while the OV16825



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