May 11, 2011
Google I/O Brings New Sweets to Android
When Google talks, people get hungry, or so might have been the case at this year's annual Google I/O conference for Android developers. continue
Hearing Delves into Privacy
Sen. Al Franken (D-Minn.) led a Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday that included comment on privacy in technology from a number of government regulatory and legal agencies. continue
AT&T to Defend T-Mobile Buyout at Senate Hearing
AT&T will face off against opponents to its acquisition of T-Mobile USA in a Senate hearing today, where the company will defend the deal before lawmakers. continue FCC, Top Carriers Debut Mobile Emergency Alerts for NYC
The FCC announced Tuesday the creation of an emergency alert system in New York City that can send messages to cell phones alerting residents of nearby threats to their safety. continue
Regarding RIM: Company at a Crossroads
It used to be that smartphone users were either a BlackBerry devotee or an iOS idolater. continue
Seven Offers Ping, an App to Manage Apps
Now Seven Networks says it's come up with something unique, and it wants wireless carriers to pay attention. continue News Briefs for May 11, 2011
Companies in today's briefs include: Klausner Technologies, International CES, Veris Consulting, Jumptap, Openwave Systems, du, GetJar, Infrinity, Infrinity, Sourcebits, Towerstream Corporation.. View All
From the Website: Fair Assumptions on Location Privacy...
In our view, the best way to approach the subject of location privacy is to apply the same rules to personal location information as to any other personal information that is considered private. Frankly, there really is no difference. Continue
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