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2 hrs ago | The Boston Globe

Pick your handset or a network, not both

People stood in line to buy the new Apple iPhone 3G S last month - but it can't be used on any network except AT&T's, thanks to exclusivity deals between handset makers and the telecoms.

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Related Topix: iPhone, Cellphones, Sprint, Telecom, Edward Markey, US Politics, US News, US House of Representatives, Democrat, Pennsylvania

Fri Jul 10, 2009

Techrockies.com

Zayo, FiberNet Deal Back On Track

The acquisition of New York-based FiberNet Telecom Group by Louisville, Colorado-based Zayo Group is back on, after a competing offer from RCN Corporation was withdrawn Thursday.

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Related Topix: Fibernet Telecom Group, Telecom, Louisville, CO, RCN

Slippery Brick

Verizon and Sprint to add WiFi to Blackberries

A common complaint about the BB Tour is that it doesn't have Wi-Fi. Well, Sprint Nextel has revealed that it plans to add Wi-Fi to the BlackBerry Tour starting in 2010, and will begin to require that all its future smartphones come with Wi-Fi. Sprint didn't say exactly when this requirement will be reflected across its entire line-up of devices, ...

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Related Topix: Sprint, Wireless, Telecom, Science / Technology, Emerging Technology, Wi-Fi

ComputerWorld

Two Microsoft partners embrace the software-plus-services mantra

It's no surprise that cloud computing vendors have scoffed at Microsoft Corp.'s " software plus services " game plan since the software maker first began talking it up several years ago, dismissing it as the rear-guard strategy of a doomed incumbent.

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Related Topix: Microsoft, Software, Cloud Computing, Science / Technology, Computer Sciences, Computers

Washington Technology

SAIC to support DARPA's Machine Reading Program

Science Applications International Corp. will help the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency develop the Machine Reading Program under a five-year, $13 million project.

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Related Topix: SAIC, Software, Computers

Los Angeles Business

Report: Antitrust scrutiny of carrier deals on iPhone, Pre, Storm

The deal that ties the Palm Pre to Sprint Nextel is one of many deals being looked at by the Department of Justice.

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Related Topix: iPhone, Sprint, Telecom, US News

Customer Interaction Solutions

ManTech CSI's Crowbara Helps Law Enforcement and Military Unlock PIN Protected Data

ManTech Cyber Solutions International, Inc. , a wholly-owned subsidiary of ManTech International Corporation , announces its most recent product, Crowbar.

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Related Topix: ManTech International, Computers, Software, Vienna, VA, Fairfax, VA

Thu Jul 09, 2009

KWTX

Verizon Lays Off Former Alltel Workers

Verizon Wireless has laid off 50 workers in Arkansas who were part of the former Alltel Corp., which Verizon acquired in January.

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Related Topix: Verizon Communications, Telecom, ALLTEL Shareholder Services

Seattle Post-Intelligencer

Sprint Nextel signs networking deal with Ericsson

Sprint Nextel Corp. on Thursday announced it will transfer operation of its wireless and wireline networks to Swedish telecommunications equipment maker LM Ericsson.

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Related Topix: Sprint, Telecom, Overland Park, KS

Mac 911 Weblog

Some doubt whether DOJ has case to reform exclusive phone deals

Editor's Note: This story is excerpted from Computerworld . For more Mac coverage, visit Computerworld's Macintosh Knowledge Center .

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Related Topix: US News, iPhone, Cellphones, Cell Phones, Electronics, Sprint, Telecom

Market Watch

FiberNet: Will pursue Zayo deal as RCN drops bid

FiberNet Telecom Group Inc., the New York provider of broadband-interconnectivity services, said that RCN Corp.

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Related Topix: Telecom, Fibernet Telecom Group, RCN, Computers

ITworld

Clearwire to launch WiMax in Las Vegas on July 21

July 7, 2009, 06:04 PM - - Clearwire will start offering its mobile WiMax wireless data service commercially in Las Vegas on July 21, building on its still-sparse coverage area with a fourth major city.

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Related Topix: Science / Technology, WiMAX, Sprint, Telecom

Washington Technology

SAIC vows to fight False Claims lawsuit

Science Applications International Corp. said today that it will strongly defend itself against a False Claims Act lawsuit filed against the company by a whistle-blower and federal authorities, characterizing the lawsuit as "without merit." "SAIC has cooperated fully with the government inquiry and we have conducted our own independent review of ...

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Related Topix: Computers

Wed Jul 08, 2009

FMQB

Bertelsmann Returns To Music Biz With KKR

German media company Bertelsmann is getting back into the music business in full force via a new joint venture with private equity firm Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co .

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Related Topix: Financial Services, Investment Services, Media

Between the Lines

Sprint beats Verizon, AT&T in nationwide 3G reliability tests

Just about a month ago, I stepped into a Sprint store to learn more about the Palm Pre and walked out ready to switch from Verizon to Sprint, thanks to a knowledgeable clerk who shifted the conversation from devices to plans.

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Related Topix: Verizon Communications, Telecom, iPhone

Express India

Satyam probe: Raju's remand extended till July 22

Hyderabad: A local court on Wednesday extended the judicial custody of former Satyam Computer Chairman B Ramalinga Raju and other accused in the multi-crore Satyam scam till July 22.

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Related Topix: Satyam Computer Services, Software, Computers

Cw56.com

Cahill ponders new independent label

As Treasurer Timothy Cahill considers an independent campaign for governor next year, he can take solace knowing more than half the state's voters now list their registrations as unenrolled rather than Democrat or Republican.

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Related Topix: US News, Perot Sys, Computers, Boston Metro, Deval Patrick, US Governors

New York Times

Spammers Shorten Their URLs

Shortened URLs are great for character-conscious Tweeters, marketers who want to track Web site visitors, and even perhaps an opportunity for venture capitalists who are investing in companies such as Bit.ly . But they are also providing a boon to spammers.

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Related Topix: Computers, Science / Technology

Journal Gazette

Indiana welfare contractor's deal in trouble

INDIANAPOLIS Indiana's privately run welfare project has so many problems that the state could start taking steps to cancel its $1.16 billion contract with IBM as early as this fall, a state official said Tuesday.

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Related Topix: Indiana, Indiana Government, Indianapolis, IN, Indianapolis Metro, US News, Mitch Daniels, US Governors, Affiliated Computer Services, Computers

Tue Jul 07, 2009

CNET News.com

Sprint sells Netbook for a buck

If you thought a $99 Netbook was a bargain, Sprint Nextel's plan to sell Netbooks for a buck is a real steal.

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Related Topix: Sprint, Telecom, Laptops/Notebooks, Wireless, Emerging Technology

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