Verizon offers to sell some 700MHz spectrum in olive branch to government
In an effort to save its spectrum deal with major cable companies, Verizon Wednesday said it would be willing to sell off several licenses for spectrum on the 700MHz band.
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New Verizon service brings LTE to private IP networks
Verizon Business is now offering its customers the ability to have their LTE devices route traffic directly to their private IP networks instead of through the public Internet.
Carriers cap LTE services to avoid fixed-line cannibalization, says IEEE's Saracco
Roberto Saracco isn't buying carriers' claims that they need to put data caps on their LTE services due to excessive traffic causing massive engineering challenges.
3 tips for actually making money making mobile apps
Let's face it: Your prospects of becoming an overnight billionaire by inventing the next Instagram probably aren't good.
At 100 years old, Fenway Park brims with new technology
Fenway Park may be 100 years old this season but that doesn't mean the Boston Red Sox baseball stadium is stuck with antiquated technology.
Q&A: State of the SIP trunking market
SIP is growing quickly, but still has a long way to go before becoming the dominant trunking technology.
Federal effort under way to deter smartphone thieves
The Federal Communications Commission and the CTIA Wireless Association are joining hands in an attempt to take a bite out of smartphone crime.
IBM aiming to provide womb-to-tomb app development support
IBM is trying to replicate the success it's had with WebSphere in the mobile market.
With the new Evo, Sprint gets its signature LTE device
With its LTE launch just around the corner, Sprint Wednesday took the wraps off its first big-time LTE-capable smartphone, the HTC Evo 4G LTE.
Ready or not, unmanned drones may soon be a staple of American life
If you're worried about companies like Facebook and Google violating your privacy, just wait until you have unmanned aerial drones flying around your house.
Q&A: What the FTC recommendations mean for online privacy
The Federal Trade Commission this week released its final report on online consumer privacy that recommended implementing a universal "Do Not Track" standard, a centralized website for data brokers and more.
New Google Account Activity lets you know what Google knows about you
If you're confused about what Google does and doesn't know about your online activity, take heart: Google is letting you in on the secret.
FTC's online privacy report: Breaking down the recommendations
The Federal Trade Commission's final report on online consumer privacy can be summed up thusly: We've made progress but there's still a lot of work to do.
In Pictures: 20 iPad business apps every CIO should want
iPad apps for sales forces, IT departments and more
AT&T exec blames FCC for T-Mobile layoffs
James Cicconi knows whom T-Mobile workers should blame for their company's recently announced layoffs: the FCC.