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Thursday, July 12, 2007
* iPhone: The $1,975 iPod
* Greek spying case uncovers first phone switch rootkit
* Work-around puts Skype on the iPhone
* NTT DoCoMo to fund AT&T 3G network in Hawaii
* Suspense mounts for San Francisco Wi-Fi plan
* Lawmakers: New wireless rules needed
* Motorola to buy quad-play service delivery vendor
* Can Beijing get its 3G act together for 2008 Olympics?
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IPHONE: THE $1,975 IPOD
Every living thing knows about iPhone. Apple and AT&T saw to that in their
unprecedented campaign to prime demand for a mobile device that has been
dubbed "revolutionary" and "game changing." After nine days doing nothing
but living, breathing, and dissecting a 4GB iPhone, I am captivated by it.
I'd challenge any gadget hound to find a more satisfying, status-elevating
way to blow half a grand.
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GREEK SPYING CASE UNCOVERS FIRST PHONE SWITCH ROOTKIT
A highly sophisticated spying operation that tapped into the mobile phones
of Greece's prime minister and other top government officials has
highlighted weaknesses in telecommunications systems that still use
decades-old computer code, according to a report by two computer scientists.
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WORK-AROUND PUTS SKYPE ON THE IPHONE
A complex remote-control work-around has achieved what every geek wants:
running Skype on an iPhone.
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NTT DOCOMO TO FUND AT&T 3G NETWORK IN HAWAII
NTT DoCoMo will partially fund the construction of AT&T's 3G phone network
in Hawaii, it said Thursday.
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SUSPENSE MOUNTS FOR SAN FRANCISCO WI-FI PLAN
Two important votes concerning San Francisco's plan for citywide Wi-Fi that
were set for this week have been pushed back, delaying what may be
life-or-death decisions on the controversial network.
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LAWMAKERS: NEW WIRELESS RULES NEEDED
U.S. consumers should be allowed to take phones along with them when they
switch wireless carriers, and spectrum to be auctioned through the U.S.
Federal Communications Commission should include rules requiring the winning
bidders to sell access to competitors at wholesale rates, some U.S.
lawmakers said Wednesday.
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