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How ending exclusivity agreements would change the telecom industry 10 July, 2009 08:05
US iPhone lovers who want their device freed from AT&T's wireless network could soon get their wish. - +
The big winner from Google Chrome OS: Telcos 09 July, 2009 07:44
The coming Google Chrome Web-centric operating system could be a big boon for telecom vendors and wireless operators looking for another way to drive demand. - +
T-Mobile launches myTouch 3G; no plans for HTC Hero 09 July, 2009 04:19
While Google Chrome OS is the hottest news right now, Google's Android OS is still revving to invade the smartphone market. At the T-Mobile myTouch 3G launch event in New York City this morning, T-Mobile execs announced that the T-Mobile myTouch 3G is available for online pre-orders starting today. Delivery is guaranteed by August 5. - +
Clearwire to launch WiMax in Las Vegas on July 21 08 July, 2009 07:04
Clearwire will start offering its mobile WiMax wireless data service commercially in Las Vegas on July 21, building on its still-sparse coverage area with a fourth major city. - +
Netbooks offered virtually free with mobile contracts in the US 07 July, 2009 06:38
Netbook prices in the U.S. are tumbling as retail stores are offering the machines virtually for free, but with caveats attached to them. - +
iPhone's new 'phone home' feature helps owner nail thief 24 June, 2009 08:18
An iPhone 3G owner who was in Chicago to attend a convention used Apple's new "Find My iPhone" location service to pinpoint, then confront, the thief who made off with his phone. - +
Palm Pre 22 June, 2009 14:15
I have a confession to make: About two years ago I made a big mistake and bought a phone designed for mere mortals when what I really wanted was an Apple iPhone. Don't get me wrong -- my Sony Ericsson W580i has served me well -- but I'm ready to move up to a super-phone. - +
The Palm Pre is out. So where's the SDK? 19 June, 2009 08:08
Palm's answer to the much-celebrated Apple iPhone, the Palm Pre, was released on June 6 via a partnership with Sprint. But it still remains to be seen when a software development kit will be generally available to leverage capabilities in the device. - +
T-Mobile to give details on 2nd Android phone next week 19 June, 2009 07:41
T-Mobile USA said today it will go public next week with details about its next Android-powered smartphone, which many expect to be based on the HTC Magic touch-screen smartphone sold now in England. - +
Palm Pre: The official Cool Tools review 18 June, 2009 04:02
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BlackBerry Tour boasts crisper screen, multimedia goodies 17 June, 2009 08:03
RIM's new BlackBerry Tour smartphone adds a crisper screen display and advanced multi-media support, including Apple iTunes synchronization, to lure new users.
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