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  • VocalTec and YMAX/magicJack Announce Merger
    VocalTec and YMAX Corp., the creator of magicJack and other products and services have successfully merged and will be traded on the Nasdaq...
  • Could the Droid X Replace Your Laptop?
    The Droid X appears to be an opening day hit. Motorola's new smartphone-Verizon Wireless' answer to the Apple iPhone 4 via AT&T and HTC EVO 4G via Sprint-has already sold out online and at various retail shops across the nation.
  • Wi-Fi available on 1 in 3 U.S. planes
    Wi-Fi service is offered on more than one-third of the nation's passenger planes, so it's no longer rare to see travelers connecting to the Internet in midflight
  • Thousands Call for FCC Broadband Reclassification
    More than 25,000 people and organizations have filed comments in a U.S. Federal Communications Commission inquiry into whether it should reclassify broadband as a regulated service, with the overwhelming majority appearing to favor such a move.
  • Harbinger-Skyterra ink $7 billion deal with Nokia to build 4G LTE satellite mobile broadband network
    Harbinger Capital, a New York investment firm with extensive telecommunications holdings, announced Tuesday a eight-year, $7 billion deal with Nokia Siemens Networks to build and operate a satellite and mobile broadband network for wireless providers and other businesses.
  • Five Androids to Watch
    The second half of 2010 and early 2011 will be a fast-moving and important phase in the development of Google 's Android open mobile operating system with phones becoming available that stretch from high-end smartphone to value-conscious handsets and new form factors like Internet tablets arriving.
  • iPhone rules smartphone roost
    More consumers will be buying a smartphone in the next three months than ever before. And the big winner, by a big margin, is the super-achieving Apple iPhone.
  • Windows Phone 7 in-depth preview
    It's been a long road, hasn't it? Well, in some respects, it hasn't in fact, it's only been about two years since development of Windows Phone 7 as we know it today kicked off -- but when you consider that this product will be replacing Windows Mobile 6.5, that puts things in proper perspective.
  • GPS, Cell Phone Integration Escalating
    Global positioning system technology will be increasingly integrated into cell phones at an explosive rate in the coming years, according to research firm iSuppli
  • RIM adds BlackBerry geolocation, minus GPS
    How do you zero in on a location without using GPS? You use cell phone towers.

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