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| Cops won't ban mobile phones in Wankhede during WC Indian Express The Mumbai Police have decided not to ban mobile phones inside the Wankhede stadium during the World Cup matches. With the threat of the city being in the radar of terrorists, the police were contemplating banning spectators from carrying mobile phones ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| 2degrees Christchurch network – if it's important, call Scoop.co.nz (press release) Significant progress in restoring mobile services on the 2degrees Christchurch network means customers there can now use their mobile phones. Chief Executive Eric Hertz says Christchurch service is available, so people who have held off using their ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Access to smart phones will put power in Africans' hands Irish Times This is the beginning of a major shift in what we can expect from mobile phones and their users across the world. It will take some time to play out, but smart phones will remorselessly push out other phones. The smart phone market hit 100 million ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Mobile Touch-And-Go Payments 2 Years Away Smart Office By Matthew Lentini | Friday | 2011-02-25 The use of mobile phones for touch-and-go payment systems is still at least two years away according to a survey by mobile commerce provider, Sybase, Inc. While Near Field Communication (NFC) technology that ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| US fights to shutter huge mobile text spammer msnbc.com By Matt Liebowitz The US Federal Trade Commission is taking legal steps to shut down a massive text-messaging spam operation that blanketed mobile phones with millions of unsolicited texts over the past year and a half. Court documents filed Tuesday ... See all stories on this topic » |
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