Do Americans overpay for cellular service? Consumer-oriented organizations answered a forceful “yes” in a July federal filing with the FCC.
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Do Americans overpay for cellular service? Consumer-oriented organizations answered a forceful “yes” in a July federal filing with the FCC.
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Nokia Oyj will try again to tackle Apple Inc’s iPhone in the top-end of the handset market with a bet on Linux software, several industry sources told Reuters.
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Sony says it is going to offer an e-book reader with the ability to wirelessly download books. That adopts a key feature of the Kindle from Amazon.com and enhances the competition in a small but fast-growing market.
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Microsoft Corp. is giving people with regular cell phones access to the same kinds of programs that smart phone owners have embraced.
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Nokia Corp., the world’s largest maker of cell phones, said Monday that it will start making a small, light laptop, similar to ones PC manufacturers are already selling through wireless carriers around the world.
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Our favorite apps work with or without Internet access. Because, chances are, Wi-Fi hotspots aren’t the only places you’ll need help with the local lingo.
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American Airlines has expanded its in-flight internet service to more aircraft.
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Blockbuster Inc. says it will start offering movies that can be watched on certain Motorola Inc. cell phones, a first for the struggling rental company.
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