1. NetQin introduces mobile security cloud model at Wireless Security Symposium

    Explore Article CNS - Cabling Networking Systems (Sep 1 2010)

    NetQin introduces mobile security cloud model at Wireless Security SymposiumCNS MagazineThe first mobile security cloud model was introduced by Dr. Lin Yu, CEO of NetQin Mobile Inc. recently at the Wireless Security Symposium held in Seoul, ...

    Comment on Article Mentions:   Intel

  2. Verizon, ATandT, Other Operators Bond In Wholesale Applications Community

    Explore Article eweek.com (Feb 17 2010)

    Verizon and AT T were just two of 24 telecommunications operators that announced their intentions to bond into an alliance known as the Wholesale Applications Community. As part of the announcement, made at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, the alliance detailed how it will build an open platform for mobile applications deliverable to a large number of mobile devices, an apparent counter against a trend towards closed mobile-applications ecosystems as exemplified by Apples iPhone. - The world of mobile applications may become even more crowded over the next few months, with 24 telecommunications operators announcing at the Mobile World ...

    Comment on Article Mentions:   Technology   iPhone   AT&T

  3. Apple Rejected Google Apps Because They Were Better

    Explore Article GigaOM (Sep 18 2009)

    Apple Rejected Google Apps Because They Were Better Google today made public the redacted parts of its letter addressed to the Federal Communications Commission written after Apple had rejected the Google Voice application from the iPhone. The redacted portion of the filing shows that Apple did reject Google Voice and Google Latitude, a location-aware application, mostly because they were better than, or performed [...]

    Comment on Article Mentions:   iPhone   Apple   Google

  4. Philippiens. SMS is tax goldmine

    Explore Article textually.org (Sep 18 2009)

    Philippiens. SMS is tax goldmine Filipinos send an estimated two billion text messages a day on their mobile phones, making the Philippines the texting capital of the world. Consumers are against the proposed five-centavo tax on every SMS sent. The Straits Times reports.

    Comment on Article Mentions:   Short Message Service

  5. Are we paying too much for cell service?

    Explore Article msnbc.msn.com (Aug 27 2009)

    Do Americans overpay for cellular service? Consumer-oriented organizations answered a forceful "yes" in a July federal filing with the FCC.

    Comment on Article Mentions:   Technology

  6. Verizon Forgives $18,000 Cell Phone Bill

    Explore Article InformationWeek (May 18 2010)

    The Federal Communications Commission is examining ways consumers and wireless providers can avoid cell phone "bill shock" problems.

    Comment on Article Mentions:   W. David Gardner   Federal Communications Commission

  7. Lawmakers Seek Google Voice Investigation

    Explore Article InformationWeek (Oct 8 2009)

    Several members of Congress have taken AT&T's side and asked the FCC to look into Google's refusal to connect certain calls through Google Voice.

    Comment on Article Mentions:   AT&T   Google   Thomas Claburn

  8. Tulsa World, Okla., Phil Mulkins column: Spam text messages can lead to ...

    Explore Article callcenterinfo.tmcnet.com (May 14 2010)

    Tulsa World, Okla., Phil Mulkins column: Spam text messages can lead to ...TMCnetFor the lowdown on SMS texting spam, see GSM World's "Mobile Spam" article about a new "Code of Practice" addressing the problem at ...and more »

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  9. FCC Chair's Net Neutrality Position Picks Up Support

    Explore Article InformationWeek (Sep 21 2009)

    The eventual approval of the free flow of Web content without blocking or slowing by broadband carriers or ISPs seems assured.

    Comment on Article Mentions:   InformationWeek

  10. Mobile World Congress 2010

    Explore Article Tom Hume (Feb 19 2010)

    It's over, and with the benefit of a good nights sleep I can look back over this years Mobile World Congress, and try to draw some conclusions. Android was the big operating system story, despite announcements from Intel, Nokia and...

    Comment on Article Mentions:   Android   Nokia   Intel

  11. HP launches "SiteonMobile" enabling users to browse the Web Through SMS

    Explore Article textually.org (Jul 13 2010)

    One India reports on a new HP technology, enabling Internet browsing on mobile phones through SMS or voice. HP launched ‘SiteonMobile’, a new technology in cloud computing which helps the users to access the web via SMS and voice services rather than traditional webpage-based browsing. For using this service, the user have to select the most accessed web content. Then SiteonMobile allow the users to pack the web interactions as widgets. Later it will be delivered on to mobile through SMS or voice in landline connections. This technology enable to use internet services in low-end mobiles. Read full article.

    Comment on Article Mentions:   Technology

  12. Google Voice Tip — Switch Phones While on a Call

    Explore Article jkOnTheRun (Sep 14 2009)

    Google Voice Tip — Switch Phones While on a Call Are you using Google Voice with more than one phone, like I am? If so, you might find this tip to be very handy. Aside from that, I think it’s totally cool and I can’t wait to actually try it! To switch phones while on a Google Voice call, you simply hit the * button [...]

    Comment on Article Mentions:   Google Voice

  13. FCC About To Hit Full Strength; Senate Confirms Clyburn, Attwell Baker

    Explore Article mocoNews (Jul 24 2009)

    FCC About To Hit Full Strength; Senate Confirms Clyburn, Attwell Baker President Barack Obama can’t get health care reform passed before the August recess but it looks like he will have one accomplishment: a full Federal Communications Commission. The U.S. Senate today confirmed by unanimous consent the nominations of Mignon Clyburn, a Democrat, and Meredith Attwell Baker, a Republican; the two could join the commission by next week.

    Comment on Article Mentions:   Julius Genachowski   Federal Communications Commission

  14. Apple Lifts the Curtain on App Store Approvals

    Explore Article Technology (Aug 24 2009)

    Apple's response to the F.C.C. inquiry into the rejection of the Google Voice iPhone app cracked the veneer of the App Store review process.

    Comment on Article Mentions:   iPhone   AT&T   App Store

  15. FCC Begins Google Voice Inquiry

    Explore Article InformationWeek (Oct 9 2009)

    Responding to complaints from AT&T and members of Congress, the FCC on Friday asked Google to explain how it operates its Google Voice service.

    Comment on Article Mentions:   AT&T   Thomas Claburn   Google Voice

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