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Articles in category: 4G Device

1. Networking Battles to Run the World Explore NY Times - Technology (Mar 13 2013) 4G Device , Cloud Both Cisco and VMware talked about ambitious strategies Wednesday to create powerful data centers and networks, tied to millions of sensors and devices, with an eye on everything we do. (Read Full Article)

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2. Verizon to use cable spectrum for LTE starting this year Explore CNET Technology News (Mar 13 2013) 4G , 4G Device , LTE , Regulatory CTO Nicola Palmer tells Fierce Wireless that the company is on track to begin using the 20MHz of AWS spectrum it bought last year from cable operators to boost capacity on its 4G LTE network. [Read more] (Read Full Article)

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3. French Regulators Seek Inquiry Into Skype Explore NY Times (Mar 13 2013) 4G Device , Regulatory French regulators have asked prosecutors to investigate Microsoft’s Skype unit over its failure to register as a telecommunications operator, raising the question of what constitutes a telephone company in the age of Internet-based communications. (Read Full Article)

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4. TELUS' 4G LTE wireless service launches in Saint John Explore Yahoo! Finance (Mar 12 2013) 4G , 4G Device , LTE , Mobile Internet TELUS' 4G LTE wireless service launches in Saint John (Read Full Article)

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5. Eye-Tracking Tech Will Be Open to iPhones and Other Devices Explore NY Times - Technology (Mar 12 2013) 4G Device A start-up company called uMoove says it will offer eye and head tracking to anyone, including device makers like Apple and developers who make mobile apps. (Read Full Article)

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6. New BlackBerry Phone Nears U.S. Debut Explore NY Times - Technology (Mar 11 2013) 4G Device BlackBerry is hoping to achieve a comeback with the arrival of its new phone in the United States later this month. (Read Full Article)

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7. Disruptions: Digital Era Redefining Etiquette Explore NY Times - Technology (Mar 10 2013) 4G Device Think of how long it takes to access your voice mail and listen to one of those long-winded messages. In text messages, you don’t have to declare who you are, or even say hello. (Read Full Article)

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8. Solar Cells May Supplement Smartphone Batteries Explore NY Times - Technology (Mar 8 2013) 4G Device Solar cells under development by a Silicon Valley start-up, Alta Devices, could give smartphone batteries a boost of as much as 80 percent of a battery's power. The company uses hybrid gallium arsenide solar cells, which are better at capturing energy than silicon solar cells. (Read Full Article)

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9. Technology Turns to Tracking People Offline Explore NY Times - Technology (Mar 7 2013) 4G Device New companies are coming up with ways to make smartphones into devices to monitor the foot traffic in stores or keep track of Alzheimer's patients with the kind of technology used in house arrests. With the right incentives, people might even choose to be watched. (Read Full Article)

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10. More Retailers at Risk of Amazon ‘Showrooming’ Explore NY Times - Technology (Feb 27 2013) 4G Device Target and Best Buy have made it clear they are fighting the phenomenon of showrooming, in which customers browse for television sets and other products in stores and then buy them online for less. A new study of Amazon customers who research products in stores offers some insight into who else could be at the greatest risk of losing business to showrooming. (Read Full Article)

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11. U.S. Cellular Disappoints in 4Q - Analyst Blog Explore NASDAQ Stock Market (Feb 27 2013) 4G Device , Regulatory United States Cellular Corp. ( USM ), a subsidiary of Telephone and Data Systems Inc. ( TDS ), reported fourth quarter 2012 loss per share of 47 cents, against the Zacks Consensus (Read Full Article)

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12. U.S. Cellular Disappoints in 4Q Explore Market News, Real (Feb 27 2013) 4G Device , Regulatory United States Cellular Corp. reported fourth quarter 2012 loss per share of 47 cents, against the Zacks Consensus Estimate of profit of one cent. (Read Full Article)

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13. Vodafone trials 4G network in east Sydney Explore Computerworld (Feb 19 2013) 4G , 4G Device Vodafone Hutchison Australia said it hit 67Mbps download speeds during tests of its upcoming 4G LTE network, but actual speeds may be lower at launch. (Read Full Article)

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14. Tech Predictions for 2013: It's All About Mobile Explore NY Times - Technology (Feb 18 2013) 4G Device In a report about the state of digital business, comScore published some surprising tidbits about smartphone usage, the rivalry between Facebook and Google, and the most popular Web sites. (Read Full Article)

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15. 700-MHz spectrum auction: Govt mulls swap option Explore Rediff.com (Feb 17 2013) 4G Device , 700 MHz , QoS , Regulatory Telcos likely to get to switch from 2,300-MHz band for 4G services. (Read Full Article)

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16. Digital Diary: Are We Suffering From Mobile App Burnout? Explore NY Times - Technology (Feb 15 2013) 4G Device The App Store used to be a virtual candy store of cool new games and services to test out and download. Is that appeal wearing thin? (Read Full Article)

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17. Former BlackBerry C.E.O. Sold All Company Shares Explore NY Times - Technology (Feb 14 2013) 4G Device , Regulatory Jim Balsillie, the former co-chief executive and co-chairman of BlackBerry, has sold all of his shares in the struggling company he co-founded, a regulatory filing indicated on Thursday. (Read Full Article)

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18. Telstra to release faster 4G devices this year Explore Computerworld (Feb 12 2013) 4G , 4G Device , Mobile Enterprise Two Telstra 4G LTE devices launching later this year will be capable of up to 150Mbps downloads, Telstra has announced. The telco said it plans to launch two “category 4” devices, a Wi-Fi dongle and a handset. (Read Full Article)

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19. Why Is Verizon Reviewing Smartphone Apps? Explore NY Times - Technology (Feb 12 2013) 4G Device , Smartphones Android phones have access to hundreds of thousands of apps, but not all are created equal. Verizon Wireless is stepping in to call out the ones that are good and bad. (Read Full Article)

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20. Disruptions: Where Apple and Dick Tracy May Converge Explore NY Times - Technology (Feb 10 2013) 4G Device , Mobile Money Though such a device has been lost to science fiction comics and spy movies of a pre-smartphone era, the smart watch might soon become a reality, in the form of a curved glass device made by Apple. (Read Full Article)

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21. Telstra's mobile boost Explore The Age (Feb 7 2013) 4G Device , Mobile Broadband Telstra has defied weak industry-wide mobile phone growth by adding more than 600,000 mobile customers. (Read Full Article)

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22. Mixing, Matching and Charging Less for a Phone Plan Explore NY Times (Jan 27 2013) 4G Device Republic Wireless keeps its cellphone service prices low via an interesting hybrid: it uses Wi-Fi when customers are in a Wi-Fi area and a 3G network when they are not. (Read Full Article)

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23. A Right to Unlock Cellphones Fades Away Explore NY Times - Technology (Jan 25 2013) 4G Device Your right to unlock your cellphone is about to expire. Cellphone carriers say this is for your own good -- and theirs. Unlocking a cellphone enables it to work on a wireless carrier other than the one you bought it from. (Read Full Article)

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24. AT&T Will Buy Some Verizon Spectrum for $1.9 Billion Explore NY Times - Technology (Jan 25 2013) 4G Device , Regulatory AT&T has agreed to buy some spectrum - the radio waves that carry wireless calls and data - from its main competitor, Verizon Wireless. It will pay $1.9 billion for spectrum licenses that would cover 42 million people across 18 states. (Read Full Article)

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