Telephone and Telecommunication News Blog May Archive

The Android is Here

05/31/09 06:38

Just when people have fallen in love with the iPhone 3G, Google's Android operating system comes into the stage and steals the show.

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AT&T Speeding Up Internet Access for Mobile

Internet is more likely to be a necessity these days rather than a luxury.

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Nokia Ovi Store launch is a disaster

The launch of the Nokia Ovi Store is supposed to be a glorious day, the day when Nokia tried to reach out to its customers and match Apple's iPhone and iTunes App Store. However, nothing can be worse than a disastrous launch.

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VOIP Alternatives

Everything from merchandise to services can now be found on the worldwide web.

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Age of Free Telephony

In this new economic age of monopoly and power, the dominating powers are the one hogging all the benefits and profits from the monopoly.

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Operation Paradise Expedition Fails

Four men were arrested in Africa for dumping metals and rock into the most important dam in Mozambique. South African citizen Joseph Ngwato, SA resident Georg Ritschi are now in jail for charges of sabotage after trowing 12000 lumps of goo that they claim to be "holy hand grenades" and "tower busters".

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Verizon selling territories to AT&T

AT&T incorporated, the largest provider of local, long distnce telephone services in United States and also serves digital subscriber line internet access buy assets of Verizon Wireless for $2.35 billion, thus it will benefits over one million subscribers.

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Motorola posts larger losses for the quarter

Outlook seems to be bleak for wireless phone producers like Motorola, which has posted a larger loss for this quarter than the previous one.

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