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jkOnTheRun Feb 03 12 A Nokia research project called Nokia Hello leverages wireless technology with Near Field Communications (NFC) chips to help people "speak" to each other. I figured it would be a good solution when speaking to someone in a non-native language (it is), but Nokia suggests another use. Full story...
A new survey from Informa finds that 60 percent of all global carriers plan to deploy LTE by the end of 2013.
I'm now using Straight Talk, a Tracfone-owned cellular provider that resells service on both AT&T and T-Mobile in the U.
It looks like we were right about AT&T sunsetting its 2G networks to make way for more mobile broadband capacity.
Apparently The Boston Globe didn’t get the memo that it’s an app-only world when it comes to mobile.
Any remaining doubts of high demand for Samsung's Galaxy S III can be laid to rest: Vodafone says that pre-orders for the coming soon phone have set records, making the Galaxy S III the operator's most pre-ordered Android device yet.
In a surprise to almost no one following the case, Samsung and Apple are not any closer to an agreement to stop suing each other following a rare face-to-face mediation session in San Francisco on Monday and Tuesday between the two companies' CEOs.
Tablets may be a hot item now, but they're just getting started. At paidContent 2012 Forrester Research analyst James McQuivey noted that it's not just a "tablet or iPad world" coming, but an "everything world.
Patent troll Lodsys became infamous after it extracted a license from Apple but then turned around and sued small iOS app developers for including features like "in-app purchase" in their products.
Verizon Wireless revealed a new incarnation of its old V Cast streaming mobile video service on Tuesday.
My do-it-yourself smarthome system may be getting an upgrade with an Internet connected front door lock.