T-Mobile to Sell Tower Rights to Crown Castle for $2.4 Billion
Wall Street Journal
T-Mobile USA Inc. agreed to sell rights to 7,180 of its transmission towers to Crown Castle International Corp. for $2.4 billion in cash, giving the wireless carrier a capital infusion to upgrade its network. In recent months, Crown Castle had emerged ...
See all stories on this topic »Mobile Mapmakers Hope To Capitalize On Apple's Troubled Debut
Huffington Post
"People used to be happy with the maps on their phones," said John Musser, founder of ProgrammableWeb, which tracks mobile app developers. "Now clearly people are frustrated with Apple maps and looking for alternatives, so there are opportunities for ...
See all stories on this topic »FCC Unleashes Mobile Health Innovation Initiatives
InformationWeek
The report includes a list of recommendations calling on government, academia, and industry to expand their collaboration and adopt policies aimed at enabling and proliferating mobile health technologies. The FCC's latest initiatives come at a time of ...
See all stories on this topic »Mobile Mayhem: The Asian Gaming Invasion
Wired (blog)
This year, for the first time, smartphones are out-selling PCs. That's great for handset OEMs, andmobile operating system developers like Apple and Google, but the other big winners are Chinese and Japanese mobile game developers. In China, there's ...
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Mobile home park owner to address water issues
Altoona Mirror
The owner of 70 Pennsylvania mobile home parks, including three in the Duncansville area, has agreed to a consent decree to address drinking water and wastewater issues, the state Department of Environmental Protection said Friday. The agreement is ...
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Baidu CEO Li Says Mobile Web Revenue Remains Elusive in China
Businessweek
About 25 percent of Baidu's (BIDU) research and development spending is on mobile, even as smartphones make up less than 10 percent of the company's total sales, Li said yesterday at the China 2.0 conference at Stanford University. Mobile sales at ...
See all stories on this topic »Samsung Array (Boost Mobile)
PC Magazine
Boost Mobile may be home to a diverse, capable collection of smartphones, but not everybody needs or wants one of them. There are still plenty of people out there looking for a phone to just make calls and send the occasional text message. The $59.99 ...
See all stories on this topic »Mobile pantry rolls into town
Herald Times Reporter
Beneath a girl holding grapes pictured on the side of a mobile pantry truck, volunteer Skyly Lor of Manitowoc, 14, left, places a loaf of bread into the bag of Roberta Trempala of Shoto during a 'Dinner's On Us' event at First Presbyterian Church in ...
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Wall Street Journal
T-Mobile USA Inc. agreed to sell rights to 7,180 of its transmission towers to Crown Castle International Corp. for $2.4 billion in cash, giving the wireless carrier a capital infusion to upgrade its network. In recent months, Crown Castle had emerged ...
See all stories on this topic »Mobile Mapmakers Hope To Capitalize On Apple's Troubled Debut
Huffington Post
"People used to be happy with the maps on their phones," said John Musser, founder of ProgrammableWeb, which tracks mobile app developers. "Now clearly people are frustrated with Apple maps and looking for alternatives, so there are opportunities for ...
See all stories on this topic »FCC Unleashes Mobile Health Innovation Initiatives
InformationWeek
The report includes a list of recommendations calling on government, academia, and industry to expand their collaboration and adopt policies aimed at enabling and proliferating mobile health technologies. The FCC's latest initiatives come at a time of ...
See all stories on this topic »Mobile Mayhem: The Asian Gaming Invasion
Wired (blog)
This year, for the first time, smartphones are out-selling PCs. That's great for handset OEMs, andmobile operating system developers like Apple and Google, but the other big winners are Chinese and Japanese mobile game developers. In China, there's ...
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Altoona Mirror
The owner of 70 Pennsylvania mobile home parks, including three in the Duncansville area, has agreed to a consent decree to address drinking water and wastewater issues, the state Department of Environmental Protection said Friday. The agreement is ...
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| T-Mobile user given Bucs quarterback cell pics WTSP 10 News St. Petersburg, Florida - It's a question of privacy. Can you imagine the personal photos you have in your cell phone right now being shared with strangers without you knowing? That's exactly what has happened to the Bucs star quarterback Josh Freeman. See all stories on this topic » |  WTSP 10 News |
Businessweek
About 25 percent of Baidu's (BIDU) research and development spending is on mobile, even as smartphones make up less than 10 percent of the company's total sales, Li said yesterday at the China 2.0 conference at Stanford University. Mobile sales at ...
See all stories on this topic »Samsung Array (Boost Mobile)
PC Magazine
Boost Mobile may be home to a diverse, capable collection of smartphones, but not everybody needs or wants one of them. There are still plenty of people out there looking for a phone to just make calls and send the occasional text message. The $59.99 ...
See all stories on this topic »Mobile pantry rolls into town
Herald Times Reporter
Beneath a girl holding grapes pictured on the side of a mobile pantry truck, volunteer Skyly Lor of Manitowoc, 14, left, places a loaf of bread into the bag of Roberta Trempala of Shoto during a 'Dinner's On Us' event at First Presbyterian Church in ...
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