1. China wary of Android dominance over nation's tech market Explore Computerworld (Mar 5 2013) Mobile Internet , Regulatory China signaled it wishes to reduce its dependence on Google's Android OS, alleging that the U.S. company has discriminated against local firms over the use of the mobile operating system. (Read Full Article)

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2. Smartphone comparison: Sony Xperia Z vs. HTC One Explore Computerworld (Mar 5 2013) Mobile Money The HTC One and the Sony Xperia Z are set to hit the market soon, but which phone is right for you? (Read Full Article)

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3. China Mobile unveils 4G Lte Tdd phones Explore Computerworld (Feb 27 2013) 4G , LTE China Mobile has unveiled four smartphones built to run on its upcoming 4G LTE TDD network, with the handsets coming from foreign brands including HTC and LG, and Chinese handset makers Huawei and ZTE. (Read Full Article)

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4. 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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5. ZyXEL integrates Alcatel-Lucent's small cell software Explore Computerworld (Feb 18 2013) Mobile Broadband , Small Cells ZyXEL Communications will use software from Alcatel-Lucent to integrate mobile networking into its home networking equipment. (Read Full Article)

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6. Ericsson plans mobile network upgrades to better handle HD video Explore Computerworld (Feb 13 2013) Small Cells , VoLTE Ericsson is aiming to make mobile networks better at handling HD video by improving the performance of regular base stations and adding small cells in a coordinated way. (Read Full Article)

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7. 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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8. Enterprise app store adoption rises: Gartner Explore Computerworld (Feb 12 2013) One quarter of enterprises will have an enterprise app store by 2017, according to a Gartner report. (Read Full Article)

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9. Exetel reveals $20 4G smartphone plan Explore Computerworld (Feb 11 2013) 4G , Mobile Broadband Exetel announced 4G smartphone plans running on the Optus network. (Read Full Article)

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10. Carrier hands off LTE voice call to 3G, looking toward future need Explore Computerworld (Feb 8 2013) 3G , LTE , VoLTE Mobile engineers have successfully demonstrated the handoff of a voice call from LTE to 3G, a capability that may prove critical in carriers' plans to put voice on their new, fast data networks. (Read Full Article)

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11. Deloitte predicts worldwide spectrum shortage Explore Computerworld (Jan 17 2013) Deloitte has predicted a spectrum and broadband shortage around the world on the back of growth in smartphone shipments and global 4G rollouts. (Read Full Article)

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12. Telstra announces 4G roaming in Hong Kong Explore Computerworld (Jan 15 2013) 4G , Mobile Enterprise , Roaming Telstra customers now have 4G coverage in Hong Kong after it signed an international roaming agreement with Hong Kong CSL. (Read Full Article)

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13. Early days for 4G in the enterprise Explore Computerworld (Dec 11 2012) 4G , 4G Device , Mobile Broadband Australian enterprises are slowly adopting 4G wireless, according to industry analysts. While operators are selling 4G service at the same price as 3G, service coverage and equipment costs constraints remain. (Read Full Article)

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14. Sprint reportedly in talks to buy out Clearwire Explore Computerworld (Dec 11 2012) WiMAX Sprint Nextel is in negotiations to acquire the remainder of Clearwire, its 4G WiMax network partner, according to news reports. (Read Full Article)

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15. ACMA seeks 4G in rural Australia through 1800 MHz rule changes Explore Computerworld (Dec 6 2012) 700 MHz , Mobile Broadband , Regulatory The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) wants to spur a greater number and variety of wireless services by changing spectrum licensing and regulatory arrangements for the 1800 MHz band in regional and remote Australia. (Read Full Article)

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16. 4G wars: Optus' road to 4G Explore Computerworld (Oct 16 2012) 4G , 4G World Since 2009, Optus has invested a considerable amount of capital into upgrading its network, spending $1.8 billion in the process. Most recently, the telco has invested $600 million in network upgrades over the past year – and further investment has been forecast. (Read Full Article)

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17. 4G wars: The road to 4G for Telstra Explore Computerworld (Oct 15 2012) 4G Telstra, the number one telco in Australia, has clearly led the race in the 4G war and was the first company to announce 4G plans. (Read Full Article)

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18. Sprint CFO silent on MetroPCS acquisition plans Explore Computerworld (Oct 10 2012) Is Sprint preparing a bid for prepaid wireless carrier MetroPCS? Whatever the rumors and whatever the company's plans, its chief financial officer didn't offer any clues when speaking Wednesday morning at a conference in Arizona. (Read Full Article)

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19. Sprint's LTE coverage found lacking in four cities Explore Computerworld (Oct 5 2012) LTE A recent independent study of LTE coverage within four U.S. cities showed Sprint's networks lagging far behind those of both Verizon Wireless and AT&T. (Read Full Article)

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20. Interop Ny: A look at the show's own BYOD arrangements Explore Computerworld (Oct 4 2012) In recognition of the central importance of BYOD issues to this year's Interop NY conference, organizers provided a specially configured Wi-Fi network as a demonstration of one possible solution. (Read Full Article)

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21. The true cost of BYOD Explore Computerworld (Sep 4 2012) Mobile Enterprise Remember the days when only your executive suite had mobile devices? Or when your company had a "BlackBerry-only" policy? Now BYOD has swept across your company, with little regard to whether or not IT is on board. And while you're coming to grips with management and security issues, you may have realized that mobility is eating up your IT budget. New devices, data plans, apps, software — what ... (Read Full Article)

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22. Why Vodafone may pass on Digital Dividend auction Explore Computerworld (Aug 28 2012) Vodafone Hutchison Australia may not need 700MHz spectrum from next year’s Digital Dividend auction, according to spectrum experts. The number three telco, which is still deciding whether to bid, might already have enough spectrum to support its 4G expansion plans, the experts said. (Read Full Article)

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23. Possible Vodafone no-show in 700MHz auction may reduce revenue for government Explore Computerworld (Aug 23 2012) Regulatory Vodafone Hutchison Australia’s possible absence from the upcoming Digital Dividend auction could increase the importance of auction rules to be published this November. (Read Full Article)

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24. Enterprises baulk at BYOD Explore Computerworld (Aug 16 2012) Mobile Enterprise Perceived high costs, security concerns and confusion around BYOD has many enterprises hesitating to expand their BYOD programs, according to new research conducted by Forrester Consulting and Juniper Networks. (Read Full Article)

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