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Finding a Parking Space Could Soon Get Easier
By Erika Jonietz
Monday, February 08, 2010
Networking sensors attached to taxis could ease the hunt for street parking.
Mobile Touch Screens Could Soon Feel the Pressure
By Duncan Graham-Rowe | 01/27/2010 | 2 Comments
A quantum switch could add pressure sensing to mobile screens.
Twitter Highlights Local Tweets
By David Talbot | 01/26/2010
Twitter is pushing location-based tweets as user numbers reach 75 million.
Next Generation Cell Networks
By Rachel Kremen | 01/14/2010 | 1 Comment
New systems could improve service for those with old and new smart phones.
Google Reveals Its New Phone
By Erica Naone | 01/05/2010 | 4 Comments
The Web giant launches an online store to distribute Android-based cell phones.
The New News
By Jay Rosen | 01/05/2010
Journalism, the practice, is not “the media.”
Roll-on Charger for Rural India
By Shyam PV | 01/05/2010
A Mumbai-based company has developed a hand-powered charger for the electricity-deprived rural India.
Experts Break Mobile Phone Security
By Erica Naone | 12/29/2009
A researcher has shown that attacks on a long-standing mobile phone standard are possible.
Catching the Wave
By Shyam PV | 12/28/2009
The antenna technologies in India are set to take the wireless communications industry to the next level.
Manage Water Pumps on Phone
By Shyam PV | 12/22/2009 | 1 Comment
By a simple phone call or an SMS, farmers can now turn the water pump on or off.
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