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Giving goes mobile Hartford Business In fact, according to the Centers for Disease Control, one-third of people 35 or younger use a mobile device as their only phone line; for those ages 25 — 29, that figure is 50 percent. And it's not just phone lines in play. ... See all stories on this topic »

Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 for IFA 2011 in a Bit More Detail SlashGear Aside a "Galaxy Note" device that'll likely have something to do with a stylus for mobile devices and the "Wave 3," a Bada device with a 4-inch Super AMOLED display,, the Galaxy Tab 7.7 would be the second reported upgrade to a device already out on ... See all stories on this topic » SlashGear

Land Securities manages Blackberrys, iPhones and iPads through single console IDG News Service The FTSE 100 firm has signed MobileIron to provide its workforce secure access to the corporate network and applications from any mobile device, whether corporate- or personally-owned. The group is also developing its mobile app strategy using ... See all stories on this topic »

Tips to keep your cell phone free of scams Dayton Daily News You can also download a mobile security tool that scans applications for malware and spyware and protects your device from unsafe Web sites. • Be wary of unusual phone activity, such as unfamiliar text messages, odd phone bill charges or decreased ... See all stories on this topic »

Nokia and Samsung: New Names ... The Next Web The Finnish smartphone giant debuted its new system just last week, introducing five new handsets that included the world's smallest smartphone and a device that boasts one of the loudest speakerphones on a mobile device. Powered by Nokia's latest ... See all stories on this topic »

Tech savvy faithful get wired for worship Journal and Courier He said there is a little bit of stigma associated with using mobile devices during the Sunday service. "I think that iPods and iPhones are something pretty new," he said. "I think it'll take some time, and I think the stigma is just associated with ... See all stories on this topic »

Missouri State invests in wi-fi network for students Springfield News-Leader As mobile devices such as laptops, tablet computers and smartphones become increasingly common, college campuses in Springfield are investing hundreds of thousands of dollars to go wireless. "It has to do with student expectations," said Jeff Morrissey ... See all stories on this topic »

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