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Nexus One loses Verizon Wireless, Vodafone launch on for April 30

Dan Meyer -
Google Inc.'s Nexus One smartphone lost a carrier partner before it even had a chance to launch as this morning Google announced that Verizon...

Q&A: Rural Cellular Association CEO Steve Berry

Dan Meyer -
The Rural Cellular Association kicks off its 18th Annual Convention and Exhibition this week in Las Vegas, and as in years past the trade...

Q&A: Rural Cellular Association CEO Steve Berry

Dan Meyer -
The Rural Cellular Association kicks off its 18th Annual Convention and Exhibition this week in Las Vegas, and as in years past the trade...

Lobbying group predicts 1.5 million fewer jobs if net-neutrality is implemented

Tracy Ford -
A new report studying the impact of newly proposed network neutrality regulations warns that as many as 1.5 million jobs could be lost by...

Reader Forum: When service goes badly

jscarbo -
Editor's Note: Welcome to our weekly Reader Forum section. In an attempt to broaden our interaction with our readers we have created this forum...

Social networking takes up half of mobile Internet browsing time

Sylvie Barak -
Social networking may be considered a colossal waste of time by some, but for the mobile industry, it's a Godsend, with new research indicating...

Jason Reitman talks broadband, modern movie making

Sylvie Barak -
Jason Reitman, the Academy Award nominated director responsible for films like Up in the Air and Juno, took the opportunity at Marvell's recent Avanta...

It's Payback Time: Hulu to Charge for Premium Services

jscarbo -
Hulu.com, that magical place where we all watch our favorite movies and television shows of present and past (Rocky and Bullwinkle, anyone?) free of...

Trending up: latest fads of mobile handset design

Sylvie Barak -
According to new statistics, the 3.5G handset category is the fastest-growing segment among all mobile models announced by vendors. Market research outfit, ABI, says 56%...

Rejected Palm still desperately seeks buyer

jscarbo -
Poor old Palm. Even after going cap in hand to all the world's major handset makers, the firm still can't seem to find a...

World’s largest mobile phone health study announced

jscarbo -
The Mobile Telecommunications and Health Research (MTHR) Program has announced it will kick off what is set to be the largest study undertaken into...

World's largest mobile phone health study announced

jscarbo -
The Mobile Telecommunications and Health Research (MTHR) Program has announced it will kick off what is set to be the largest study undertaken into...

Worst of the Week: Keep an eye on your calculator

Dan Meyer -
Hello! And welcome to our Friday column, Worst of the Week. There's a lot of nutty stuff that goes on in this industry, so...

Lenovo emerges as leading candidate for Palm – sources

jscarbo -
Lenovo , the world's No. 4 PC brand, has emerged as the leading candidate to buy struggling smartphone maker Palm, after the U.S....

Ericsson posts 26% profit drop but margins improve

jscarbo -
Ericsson AB, the world's largest maker of wireless networks, on Friday posted a 26% drop in first-quarter profit as some emerging-market continued...

@Gartner Wireless Summit: Pairing the right device(s) with your workforce

Matt Kapko -
SAN DIEGO – What equipment a company decides to outfit its workforce with will be one of its most important and lasting decisions. It...

Bits & Bytes: CTIA renames show, NSN to make LTE for 800, etc.

jscarbo -
CTIA renamed its fall show in an effort to convey the growing use of mobile technology in the enterprise. The show is now called...

Bits & Bytes: CTIA renames show, NSN to make LTE for 800, etc.

jscarbo -
CTIA renamed its fall show in an effort to convey the growing use of mobile technology in the enterprise. The show is now called...

Sandisk's mobile offerings drove high profit margins

Sylvie Barak -
Sandisk Corp. was basking in the warmth of rising share prices Thursday, after announcing a huge jump in profits this quarter, driven mainly by...

Android 2.2 to potentially boast automatic app updating

Sylvie Barak -
Those with a sweet tooth are already craving a taste of Google's upcoming Android build, Froyo, or the more officially named Android 2.2. Luckily,...

Actor Adrian Grenier's ode to fast internet

Sylvie Barak -
HOLLYWOOD – Adrian Grenier, the actor, musician and director best known for his lead role as Vincent Chase on the HBO series, "Entourage," was...

Developer gets Android running on an iPhone

Sylvie Barak -
A rather interesting video has been doing the rounds on YouTube Thursday morning, showing developer David Wong managing to successfully run Google's Android operating...

@CTIA Interviews: Beceem

Jeff Mucci -
Jeff Mucci with Lars Johnsson, Vice President of Marketing and Business Development for Beceem at CTIA.

@Gartner Wireless Summit: Waking enterprise up to the world of mobility

Matt Kapko -
SAN DIEGO – In the closing keynote at Gartner's Wireless, Networking and Communications Summit, the research firm's VP and distinguished analyst, Nick Jones, offered...

Apple ARM acquisition would cause massive mobile shake-up

Sylvie Barak -
As rumors go, it doesn't get more shocking than the whisperings Wednesday night, that gadget maker Apple Inc. was mulling a move to buy...
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