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  • AT&T offers wireless discounts to business customers for iPad + 3G models

    AT&T announced Friday that it will sell all three iPad Wi-Fi + 3G models directly to business customers at a discount for wireless service starting Oct. 28. The news comes one day after AT&T announced in-store sales of the popular tablet.

    Written by Matt Hamblen16 Oct. 10 05:42
  • Verizon to sell iPad/MiFi hotspot combo beginning Oct. 28

    Verizon Wireless will start selling the Apple iPad packaged with a separate mobile Wi-Fi portable hotspot device on Oct. 28 at 2,000 Verizon stores, the carrier and Apple announced Thursday.

    Written by Matt Hamblen15 Oct. 10 02:39
  • Verizon iPhone on track for March 2011 debut, says analyst

    Apple is on schedule to launch an iPhone capable of making calls on Verizon's network early next year, most likely in March 2011, a research analyst said today, citing sources among Asian parts suppliers.

    Written by Gregg Keizer15 Oct. 10 03:01
  • Bluetooth low-energy spec to help shipments reach 2B in 2013

    The recession in 2009 led to a small reduction in Bluetooth devices shipped globally, but upcoming low-energy Bluetooth devices will trigger renewed growth in those short-distance wireless devices, especially for phones and industrial and medical gear.

    Written by Matt Hamblen14 Oct. 10 06:46
  • First Look: A trio of Windows Phone 7 units from AT&T

    After attending Microsoft's announcement of its new Windows Phone 7 OS and looking at the three new AT&T phones it had on display, I'm putting my money on the Samsung Focus as the hottest new Windows Phone 7 smartphone of the group.

    Written by Matt Hamblen12 Oct. 10 06:09
  • 'Margin challenged' Apple TV costs $64 to build

    The new Apple TV costs less than $64 to manufacture and get out the factory door, an analyst with iSuppli said today, putting Apple's living room entry at the low end of the profit margin.

    Written by Gregg Keizer06 Oct. 10 07:17
  • iPad trends may mean sleepless nights for PC makers

    Although sales of Apple's iPad haven't panicked PC makers yet, trends by tablet owners may give laptop manufacturers some sleepless nights next year, a market research analyst said today.

    Written by Gregg Keizer02 Oct. 10 05:14
  • Mellmo tool expands BI views from iPad and iPhone

    Mellmo Inc. Monday will expand its Roambi line of online apps to allow iPad and iPhone users another way to present complex business intelligence via interactive charts and graphs.

    Written by Matt Hamblen02 Oct. 10 02:54
  • IPass now supports Android for Wi-Fi connections globally

    iPass unveiled an application Thursday designed to give <a href="http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9178688/Android_news_reviews_more">Android</a> smartphone users secure connections to 150,000 Wi-Fi hotspots globally.

    Written by Matt Hamblen30 Sept. 10 14:11
  • Semiconductor revenue forecast gets a trim

    Despite what had been growing excitement about the semiconductor market this year, one research company is lowering its chip revenue forecast for 2010.

    Written by Sharon Gaudin01 Oct. 10 04:23
  • Limited edition Droid R2-D2 smartphone goes on sale Thursday

    The special edition Droid R2-D2 smartphone goes on sale Thursday. In a galaxy far, far, away, or maybe at your nearest Verizon Wireless store, the Droid R2-D2, a special edition of the Droid 2 smartphone from Motorola, will be for sale Thursday for $249 after rebate.

    Written by Matt Hamblen28 Sept. 10 04:53
  • Devs bet big on Android over Apple's iOS

    A majority of mobile application developers see Google's Android as the smart bet over the long run even as they vote for Apple's iOS in the short term, according to a survey published Monday.

    Written by Gregg Keizer28 Sept. 10 05:04
  • Intel: Gadgets to learn users' daily habits

    The future of computing lies in devices that are not only smarter but also more aware of the habits and day-to-day lives of their users, says Justin Rattner, Intel Corp.'s chief technology officer.

    Written by Sharon Gaudin27 Sept. 10 20:08
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