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Article | 18/12/2012 Operators join forces to simplify international Wi-Fi roaming
A group of operators including AT&T, Boingo Wireless, BT and China Mobile have joined forces to work on a common framework for Wi-Fi roaming to make i...
Article | 3/11/2012 Cellphone restoration continues Saturday post Hurricane Sandy
Cellular telecom carriers spent Saturday working to restore wireless service to customers across the U.S. northeast, which is just beginning to pick i...
Article | 13/12/2011 Quad-core smartphones with high-res screens will take over in 2012
Competition in the smartphone sector will remain cutthroat in 2012, as vendors will improve performance using LTE, high-resolution screens and quad-co...
Article | 24/11/2011 AT&T says T-Mobile deal isn't dead yet, but sets aside $4B for break-up fee
AT&T will continue to seek antitrust clearance for its merger with rival T-Mobile USA, it said Thursday. However, to reflect the break-up fee it w...
Article | 11/10/2011 AT&T's Toggle to deliver enterprise apps to Android phones
AT&T on Monday announced plans to offer a new service, called Toggle, that will securely run enterprise apps like email on any Android phone a wor...
Article | 1/09/2011 Analysts: AT&T's HTC Jetstream tablet overpriced
AT&T and HTC's new Jetstream Android tablet with LTE capabilities is heavily overpriced at US$700 in a market where buyers are looking for discoun...
Article | 17/05/2011 HTML5 isn't solving mobile dev issues yet
HTML5 will likely make mobile development easier but not for some time, a group of wireless experts said Monday.
Article | 17/02/2011 M2M offerings expand as more machines go online
Almost everyone has a mobile phone (or two) in developed markets, but operators are still signing up more subscribers -- 6 million in five quarters, i...
Article | 15/02/2011 Operator application push goes live
A year after its inception, the Wholesale Applications Community (WAC) has launched commercially, allowing mobile operators to start competing with Ap...
Article | 7/10/2010 Mobile OSes will drive changes at enterprises
Mobile operating systems will be key to changing the way enterprises work, AT&T's chief of mobility said on Wednesday.

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