EDITOR'S NOTE

Good morning,

Networking giant Cisco has opened its wallet again for its largest buy since Webex.

This time it's videoconferencing firm Tandberg that has been snapped up for just under $3.4 billion.

Also today, why you could be surfing an app store from your friendly home or office printer...

-- Ry Crozier

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Networking giant targets global collaboration.

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Department told to review it.

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Online apps downloadable straight to touchscreen.

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Bidding closes 5th November.

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Unverified speed claims for server performance.

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