Monday, June 28, 2010

Nokia mocks iPhone 4's "death grip" issue

Nokia started the week with a jab at claims of Apple's iPhone 4 antenna problems. Poking fun at Steve Jobs' assertions that people suffering the problem were just holding the phone the wrong way, Nokia suggested that customers could hold their phones any way they like and showed four examples. Unlike certain other phones, signal quality remains the same.... Apple - Nokia - IPhone - Steve Jobs ...
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LG warns of scam

Electronics company LG has warned the public to ignore an SMS claiming that they have won a substantial cash prize which they can claim by supplying personal details.
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Sprint to launch its version of 4G network today

Sprint launches its version of 4G service to customers in the Richmond area today, promising download speeds up to 10 times faster than the current 3G network. With the new service comes faster Internet speeds, better access to multimedia and the ability to do live video chats, spokeswoman Kathleen Dunleavy ...
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Cybersecurity Requires Public/Private Coalition

Sprint Introduces its Second 3G/WiMAX Android Phone Sprint introduced its second 4G-capable handset -- the Samsung Epic 4G, a Galaxy S smartphone and Samsung Mobile's first 4G Android-powered device.
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