| AT&T Ends All-You-Can-Eat Wall Street Journal 2 US carrier have little choice but to start paying more as they download more video, stream more music and use more apps. The shift came as the company separately warned some users of its most basic phones that they soon may not be able to make or ... See all stories on this topic » |  Wall Street Journal |
Wall Street Journal
When throttled, devices can take significantly longer to download video and other data. In 2010, AT&T was the first carrier to introduce so-called tiered pricing plans which capped customers' data use. It allowed existing customers to keep their ...
See all stories on this topic »Windows 8 Consumer Preview - what's new
MSN Tech & Gadget UK
Photos, Music & videos, Books & reference, News & weather, Food & dining, Shopping, Travel, Finance, Productivity, Tools, and finally, Security). You can download your apps on more than one Windows 8 PC so there's no need to buy it twice.
See all stories on this topic »Q&A: What It Means for Customers
Wall Street Journal
Don't do data-heavy tasks like stream audio or video on your phone's cell network. Download music or videos onto devices directly from a computer so as not to stream. Try using an app that tracks data usage. What if I've got a family plan?
See all stories on this topic »AT&T Hastening Unlimited Data Plans' Demise With New Policy
Wall Street Journal
By Greg Bensinger Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES NEW YORK (Dow Jones)--AT&T Inc. (T) is taking a step closer to doing away with unlimited-mobile data-plans. Under a new policy, AT&T will slow download speeds for unlimited 3G and 4G smartphone customers who ...
See all stories on this topic »Mobile Data Hog Piles on the Pressure
EBN
Walking the halls of the Mobile World Congress this week in Barcelona and listening to an assortment of people chattering with each other and on stage in the limelight, I'm struck by how quickly the industry has grown up and the magnitude of the impact ...
See all stories on this topic »Nokia Lumia 900 vs. Nokia 808 PureView: Performance or Great Camera - What Do ...
International Business Times
The smartphone was released at the Mobile World Conference held in Barcelona, Spain, in February. Nokia heralds in a new era in high-end smartphone imaging. The Nokia 808 PureView incorporates a large, high-resolution 41-megapixel sensor with ...
See all stories on this topic »Genius Brands Pursues Growth Opportunities in Digital Markets
MarketWatch (press release)
Based on increasing monthly sales of downloaded songs, Genius Brands expects an estimated 200000 downloads through iTunes(R) in 2012. Expanding its content on the Apple(R) platform beyond songs, Genius Brands launched two mobile apps in 2011 for the ...
See all stories on this topic »Mobiles may cost you more
Herald Sun
AUSTRALIA'S biggest telco is considering slugging mobile phone customers more for consistent service by introducing smart metering that would discourage people from using their phones in peak periods. The amount of data downloaded through smartphones ...
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| GreatApps.com aims to change the way that great mobile apps are discovered The Next Web (blog) Admob is serving ads on mobile devices and if your budget is limited you will not receive much coverage for your app, says Singer. Singer started his professional career in investment banking. He sold his first dot-com company, an online music school ... See all stories on this topic » |  The Next Web (blog) |
New York Times (blog)
Many larger Internet providers offer different tiers of service — which means if you pay more each month, you get perks like faster connection speeds or higher bandwidth to support several mobiledevices on your home network more easily.
See all stories on this topic »Hands-On With the Windows 8 Consumer Preview
Chip Chick
Maybe the biggest news coming out of Mobile World Congress this year came in the form of the world's very first official look at Windows 8, the future of Microsoft's operating system. And there should be an emphasis on the word future, because, ...
See all stories on this topic »Mr. Real Estate, aka Big Unk. Releases Single Columbiana, Presented by Coast 2 ...
Broadcast Newsroom
It is featured on his upcoming mixtape Whut Doesnt Kill Me and currently available for freedownload. One of the streets favorites, Mr. Real Estate aka Big Unk, was born in Natchitoches, LA and grew up in the projects. Early on, he had to get it on his ...
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| More violent weather ahead for damaged communities KSL-TV By Jim Suhr To view this video, you need to download the latest version of Adobe Flash Player. Associated Press HARRISBURG, Ill. (AP) - Crews cleared splintered plywood and smashed appliances from small-town neighborhoods Thursday, ... See all stories on this topic » |  KSL-TV |
WMPoweruser.com
... he has been using Windows Mobile devices since before they were called PocketPC's. He is currently sporting a HTC 7 Trophy. Got my Lumia 800 yesterday, bloody lovely phone, what I am most impressed by is the music quality, top notch.
See all stories on this topic »AT&T pushes its customers to upgrade from 2G network, phones
Total Telecom
AT&T and other carriers have been pushing Congress and the Federal Communications Commission to release more licenses for wireless airwaves, or spectrum, to help stave off a capacity crunch as more customers download video, music and photos.
See all stories on this topic »Brain scan
The Economist
With Amazon's video-streaming and music services, Mr Bezos clearly has Netflix and Apple in his sights. And in recent weeks there has been speculation that Amazon is toying with the idea of opening a bricks-and-mortar shop to promote sales of the ...
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