News: Mobile

• T-Mobile router shares 3G mobile broadband
  Carrie-Ann Skinner
  Oct 06 2008
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  • Mobile

  T-Mobile has launched a wireless router that allows three users to share internet access from one of its 3G mobile broadband dongles. T-Mobile mobile broadband users could share a 3G connection by ...

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• Money meltdown, Ozzie's cloud, security worries
  Nancy Weil
  Oct 03 2008
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  • Mobile

  At least those of us who are fans of professional baseball have the playoffs to take our minds off the grim news this week (at least that's the case for fans of the teams that are winning). The U.S. ...

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• iObama: The Democrats get an iPhone app
  MG Siegler
  Oct 02 2008
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  • Mobile

  The campaign for Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama is nothing if not savvy in the ways to woo the tech crowd. After months of relentless Internet presence (perhaps even to the point of ...

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• Global ICT companies roll out mobile broadband
  Jack Loo
  Oct 02 2008
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  • Mobile

  The GSM Association (GSMA) has announced that 16 global IT and mobile companies have banded together under its Mobile Broadband initiative. Mobile Broadband is commonly marketed by mobile operators ...

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• Industry bands together to push mobile broadband in laptops
  Channelworld staff
  Oct 01 2008
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  Operators, along with laptop and chipset manufacturers are joining forces to push built-in support for mobile broadband, using a newly created mark that will signal that a laptop is ready to offer ...

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• Big names flock to LTE mobile broadband
  Tom Jowitt
  Oct 01 2008
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  • Mobile

  Sixteen big name mobile operators and PC makers have publicly backed the wireless mobile standard Long Term Evolution (LTE), after promising to deliver devices containing the mobile broadband ...

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• Android still can't beat the iPhone
  Larry Borsato, The Industry Standard
  Sep 30 2008
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  • Mobile

  "It's not about pretty icons, Apple fanboys, and its not about business use, Windows Mobile Nerds: its about giving people the true tools to build whatever they want without lame App Store ...

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• Sprint's WiMax shines on price, not on coverage
  Stephen Lawson
  Sep 30 2008
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  • Mobile

  Prices and terms for the WiMax service that Sprint Nextel launched on Monday stand up against other wired and wireless broadband options, but a key measure -- coverage -- remains a question ...

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• Sprint's WiMax policy says it can enforce bandwidth limits
  Grant Gross
  Sep 30 2008
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  • Mobile

  Sprint Nextel has promised an "open Internet business model" without restrictions on services and customer choice on its new WiMax service, but its acceptable use policy says the company may limit ...

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• iPhone "home pre-approval" is here
  Jordan Golson, The Industry Standard
  Sep 30 2008
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  • Mobile

  As rumored, the iPhone can now be purchased online -- sort of. Instead of new iPhone owners spending 15-20 minutes in-store to pass a credit check and choosing an AT&T service plan, they can ...

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