April 22, 2011
T-Mobile Deal Will 'Promote' Competition, AT&T Tells FCC
AT&T filed a 174-page, heavily redacted document with the FCC yesterday outlining the case for its acquisition of T-Mobile USA, marking the official start of the agency's review of the massive merger. continue
Samsung Slaps Apple with Countersuit
Samsung is suing Apple on ten counts of patent infringement in separate complaints filed in Seoul, Korea; Tokyo, Japan and Manheim, Germany. continue PayPal Broadening Its Reach
New startups pop up seemingly every other day. That's why an Internet-oriented commerce company like PayPal needs to stay on top of things. continue
Certified or Just Compliant? DLNA Shows the Difference
To consumers, there's not much difference whether a given electronic is certified, compliant or compatible with a new technology - until they try to use it. continue iOS Devices Still a Favorite in the Enterprise
While Android is all the rage as of late, iOS isn't making any concessions even when it comes to the enterprise. continue
Review: Dual-Screen Kyocera Smartphone Needs Work
From emailing to Web surfing to taking photos, a smartphone can be a multitasker's best friend - unless all the tasks are making the screen feel too small. continue News Briefs for April 22, 2011
Companies in today's briefs include: Nokia Siemens Networks, Motorola Solutions, Apple, Nokia, Strategy Analytics, Verizon, AT&T, Broadcom, Green Touch Consortium, Groupon, CDC... View All
From the Website: Waiting To Download
Today, we automatically assume that we are able to access applications and the Internet if we have a connection, but with the rapid adoption of smartphones and tablets, will the network be able to handle it? Continue
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