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Internet phone service provider Vonage Holdings Corp. has agreed to pay $3 million to 32 states, including Kansas and Missouri, to settle an investigation into some of its business practices. In a filing Monday with the Securities Exchange Commission, the company said it also agreed to provide refunds to affected customers.
Japan’s Pioneer has lodged a complaint with the U.S. International Trade Commission against rival navigation-system maker Garmin, alleging some of its products infringe on Pioneer patents. The complaint comes after negotiations between the companies over licensing of the patents broke down, according to a report in PC World.
Droid, the so-called iPhone killer that uses the Android 2.0 operating system from Google, goes on sale this morning at Verizon Wireless stores. Among iPhone nation, the reaction to Verizon’s in-your-face marketing campaign for the Droid — those “iDon’t” commercials that mock the supposed shortcomings of America’s favorite smartphone — has ranged from bemusement to irritation to litigation.
An Overland Park bar and grill and more than 100 of its customers were victims of a sophisticated cyber credit card attack, police said Wednesday.
You never know what you’ll find in Lenexa. Walk into a store-front office off Strang Line Road and in the back is a 15-foot cube-shaped chamber built in France and designed to keep out the RF signals used in communications.
