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Apple sues Motorola: A look at the complaints
31 ott
The iPhone maker sings the sue-me-sue-you blues as it fires back at Motorola with two lawsuits covering a number of patents, including material involving multitouch technologies.
Facebook holding mobile event next week
30 ott
Despite shooting down rumors that the company was working on a mobile handset earlier this year, Facebook is holding a mobile-focused event at its headquarters next week.
Originally posted at Web Crawler
Is wireless better in Europe?
30 ott
CNET chats with Olaf Swantee, an executive vice president for the wireless carrier Orange. Swantee manages the company’s operations in 11 countries in Europe and the Caribbean.
Originally posted at Dialed In
Ask Maggie: On disabling unwanted Android apps, recycling cell phones
29 ott
This week’s Ask Maggie tech advice column helps readers with questions about getting rid of unwanted Android apps, demystifying 3G connections, and how to recycle cell phones.
Originally posted at Signal Strength
3G sets up base camp at Mount Everest
29 ott
Ncell, a TeliaSonera subsidiary, has launched 3G services covering the Khumbu region, with the main aim of providing coverage of the tourist walking route up to Everest.
People feel safer on a PC than on a mobile device
29 ott
Majority of people polled for new Symantec study feel more safe and secure going online with their home computers than with their mobile phones.
Originally posted at News – Security
Phone-toting time traveler in Chaplin movie?
29 ott
The appearance of an old woman (or a man in drag) who might just be holding a cell phone in the Charlie Chaplin movie “The Circus” moves some to theorize that it has been infiltrated by a time traveler.
Originally posted at Technically Incorrect
Google: Android was our best acquisition ever
28 ott
Google Vice President David Lawee praises the 2005 purchase of the makers of the mobile operating system as its “best deal ever.” Do you agree? Voice your opinion in our poll.
Originally posted at The Digital Home
FCC settles with Verizon over mystery charges
28 ott
The largest such settlement in FCC history, Verizon Wireless has agreed to pay $25 million over erroneous charges on cell phone bills.
Originally posted at Signal Strength
Galaxy Tab coming to T-Mobile first, Nov. 10
28 ott
Samsung’s tablet PC is getting real very fast. T-Mobile and Samsung announce today that the 7-inch tablet will come first to T-Mobile early next month.
Originally posted at Android Atlas