2 hrs ago | ComputerWorld
Twitter aims to become safer with two-step sign-in
Twitter, in a much-needed move to keep its users safer from cyberattacks, is introducing a more secure login process.
6 hrs ago | Nashoba Publishing Online
Apple's iPhone loses ground to Samsung in consumer survey
While still maintaining a lead in customer satisfaction, Apple is seeing the distance between competitors such as Samsung and Motorola closing.
10 hrs ago | The Miami Herald
Jennifer Lopez to open cellphone stores
Singer and actress Jennifer Lopez says she's opening a chain of cellphone stores and a website under the Viva Mobil brand.
14 hrs ago | Business Times
Axiata weighing bid for PT Axis Indonesia
HONG KONG: Axiata Group Bhd, Malaysia's largest mobile-phone operator, is evaluating a bid for PT Axis Telekom Indonesia, three people with knowledge of the matter said.
18 hrs ago | WECT-TV Wilmington
Two new cell phone towers coming to Pender County
The company says they evaluated the area and are trying to fill voids in coverage.
19 hrs ago | ComputerWorld
Telcos to stop charging for 1800 calls from mobiles
The telecom industry has supported a proposal by the government to make mobile phone calls to 1800 numbers free by 2015.
Yesterday | Textually.org
Mobile Phones for Women's Empowerment
The proliferation of mobile phones in low- and middle-income countries over the past decade has been rapid and remarkable.
Yesterday | KOLN-TV Lincoln
Lincoln Man Captures Twister on Camera
A Lincoln man captured on his cell phone camera the massive twister that tore through Moore, Oklahoma as he was just driving through, on his way back home to Nebraska following a hunting trip.
5 Overlooked Lessons From the AP Subpoena Controversy and Other Leak Investigations
The journalism world has been rightly outraged by the Justice Department dragging the Associated Press into one of its sprawling leak investigations.
Eurovision rocked by voting scandal
The head of Azerbaijan's state broadcaster has questioned the vote tally in the Eurovision Song Contest where it embarrassingly gave "nul points" to the entry from neighbouring Russia.
'Unbelievable' Video: Oklahoma Storm's Birth
Kasey Clark sorts through the debris of her grandmother-in-law Thelma Cox's mobile home after it was destroyed by a tornado.
Seven plead guilty in smuggling cellphones, drugs in Beeville prison
A 23-page indictment accuses 32 people of taking bribes and participating in illegal schemes and racketeering activity to protect and expand criminal operations from January 2009 until their arrests.
Sterling-based Neustar evolves with the times
Editor's note: This story appeared in the spring edition of the Loudoun Business Journal .
94% of UK adults would rather live without sex than their mobile phone
The vast majority of Britons would prefer to go without sex than live without their mobile phones, a survey suggests.
Palestinian prisoners used forbidden mobile phones to plot terror attacks
A recent trial before the Samaria Military Court revealed a startling connection between Palestinians and the employee of at least one Israeli cell phone company - a connection that resulted in Palestinian prisoners obtaining working cell phones, even though they are forbidden to have them.
Technology blocks smuggled cellphones, but not approved calls, at state prison
Maryland corrections officials recently adopted technology that blocks contraband cellphone use at one prison facility and plan to use the technology at other facilities soon.
How you can donate to OK tornado relief funds
Relief agencies immediately went into action Monday to help those affected by the deadly tornado which swept through Moore, Oklahoma.
Vodacom to expand across Africa
Vodacom, South Africa's largest wireless operator, plans to begin operating in three additional countries by the end of 2014.
Softbank Plans 400 Billion Retail Bond Issuance
Softbank Corp. is planning yet another record-breaking sale of retail bonds to Japanese investors, seeking to raise around Y400 billion, The Nikkei reported in its Tuesday morning edition.
Industry Satisfaction Lagging, But Improving
For the first time in years, the telecom industry is seeing improved customer satisfaction scores.