Dell Factory Shifted to Foxconn Tweet

Computer manufacturer Dell announced that its manufacturing facility in Lodz, Poland was taken over by Foxconn electronics companies. After the transition, Dell will be a customer Foxconn, for desktop products, notebooks, servers and storage systems for the region customernya in Europe (EMEA).

According to Dell, this shift will help the company become more efficient through the simplification of its global operations. The good news - for workers Dell - Dell employees do not have to be replaced at Foxconn took over ownership of the plant.

Dell also retains sales and marketing office in Warsaw. Details of this acquisition value was not disclosed. Also, as usual, this agreement also must wait for approval from European Union regulators.

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CEO of the Google finally opened an account at Twitter Tweet

Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Google, Eric Schmidt, finally opened an account at Twitter and began to interact in these Microblogging network. Schmidt commented controversial since previously mentioned Twitter as a "mail system owned by the poor".

Schmidt tweet with the account "@ericschmidt". Accounts are activated starting December 1, 2009. Until now Schmidt has sent three tweet, one of which is connected with an opinion he wrote last week in The Wall Street Journal. His account has brought together nearly 15,656 follower within 9 days after the message appears.

Schmidt had insulted Twitter in Stanley Morgan Technology Conference in San Francisco in March last. But then he quickly turned his words were in further comment, saying, "We admire Twitter. We think Twitter has done a very good job by showing a new way to communicate thoroughly," he said.

Twitter as a potential of search engines has led to immediate speculation that Google might be interested in buying the company. Twitter that makes its users can send messages with 140 characters or less, soared in popularity since its launch in August 2006.

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