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Juniper to integrate mobile networks and edge routers
At next week's Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Juniper Networks will launch products that integrate mobile networks into its MX 3D Universal Edge routers and let third party vendors integrate their applications into mobile networks. Read more...

Cisco picks up where Starent left off

Mass. city becomes testing ground for boosting broadband adoption

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iPad success tied to AT&T 3G upgrades

NTT DoCoMo to demo prototype LTE handset

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CTIA defends early termination fees

Google Voice finally gets to the iPhone with browser app

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Will iPad Invade Enterprise as Quickly as iPhone Did?
An enterprise technology sales veteran predicts business users will walk right into work with the iPad before long -- and that CIOs better prepare.

Five Trends Influencing the CIO Smartphone Agenda
Which is more important, the data or the device? MobileIron's Ajay Mishra tackles this and other key smartphone questions for CIOs now.

Android apps for business users
These 10 handy apps for Google Android phones take the sting out of business travel and keep you productive on the road

CRM Tips: The Trouble With Activity Management
The whole point of a CRM system is to improve revenue productivity and the quality of customer interaction. That means measurement. So why shouldn't measurement look beyond output and examine the activities that contribute to revenue, closed cases, and happy customers?

iPad means iPhone developers need to think different
Developers are gearing up for the new possibilities in the iPad, but they may have to move beyond their iPhone roots

Android apps for developers and IT pros
These handy tools help you make the most of the Linux at the root of your Google Android phone

Intel's WiMax chip set proves power hungry
Mobile broadband comes in different flavors, and the options are growing. Users can connect to the Internet through 3G networks, but now WiMax capabilities are being added to many laptops. WiMax (Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access) is a wireless technology that provides fast data-transfer rates over a wider area than Wi-Fi.

Apple Tablet: 10-Inch Display May Be a Myth
Will Apple's rumored iSlate tablet boast a 10-inch touchscreen? The masses seem to think so, but one technologist predicts a much smaller, 7-inch screen that's less power-hungry.

10 great iPhone apps for business users
InfoWorld presents a grab bag of handy productivity apps that can make your iPhone as useful as can be

Wireless power
Despite the fact that the company's name is short for wireless electricity, Eric Giler, CEO of WiTricity, is quick to point out that isn't exactly what the company does. It only looks like that. Giler is the first business exec brought into this 16-person company, which is trying to commercialize the tech developed by Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor Marin Soljacic.

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