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Former Nokia Workers Aim to Make Android Seaworthy With Rugged New Phone
Helsinki-based Adaia is building a device, due out next year, that combines a rugged Android cellphone with a satellite connection for when one sails out of cellular range.Meet Zact, a Shareable Cellphone Service That Changes on the Fly
The new cellphone service runs on Sprint’s network using technology from ItsOn to allow far greater customization.AT&T on T-Mobile’s New Rate Plans: “Whatever”
Meanwhile, Sprint said its mix of contract and no-contract plans offers customers the best of both worlds.AT&T Reverses Course, Allowing FaceTime Over Cellular For More Customers
Those with an iPhone 5 or LTE-equipped iPad and not on an unlimited plan will gain access over the next eight to 10 weeks.AT&T Tops Earnings Expectations on 4.7 Million iPhone Sales, Strong Pickup for Shared Data Plans
Ma Bell said it signed up two million customers for its shared data plans in the first five weeks the “Mobile Share” option was available.For Better or Worse, Emirates Passengers Can Now Yammer on Their Cellphones in Flight
Whether customers see the service as a benefit probably depends on whether they are one of the executives talking away on a cellphone, or one of the people sitting next to said executive.Confirmed: T-Mobile USA, MetroPCS to Combine in Cash and Stock Deal
MetroPCS shareholders will get $1.5 billion in cash and a 26 percent stake in the combined company, while Deutsche Telekom will own the remaining 74 percent.Carrier Start-Up Ting Will Soon Let You Use Your Old Sprint Phone
The move will give old Sprint phones a new lease on life and allow Ting to sign up customers without forcing them to buy a new phone.Time to Consider Prepaid Mobile?
Prepaid is no longer just cheap phones for people who can’t afford wireless contracts.Voices









