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Posts Tagged ‘internet’
Google adds real phone calls to Gmail
25
Aug
Google today added Gmail phone calls to its existing pure Internet voice and video. The option supports placing a call to a conventional phone number, either from existing contacts or to a new number. ... Read More
Video preview tests Windows Phone 7 browser alongside iOS
24
Aug
Shortly after LG’s GW910 smartphone surfaced in an FCC listing, a pre-release version has been previewed in a video demo showing the Windows Phone 7 browser. The mobile Internet Explorer adaptation appears to offer a similar browsing experience to that of iOS and Android, but with a few unique features. Users will be able to simultaneously load multiple tabs…... Read More
Lobbyists talking privately again over net neutrality rules
19
Aug
Several top carriers and technology companies have resumed talk between themselves over net neutrality in the wake of broken talks with the FCC, connections revealed this evening. Members of the Information Technology Industry Council (ITIC) are confirmed to be negotiating a compromise deal that they could agree on and possibly take to the FCC as a proposal for how it would regulate Internet traffic. ... Read More
Briefly: iHome+Radio Internet radio, Elements text editor
19
Aug
iHome has launched a new Internet radio app for the iPhone and iPod touch, iHome+Radio. The title takes advantage of iOS 4 by supporting background audio, and playback control from the task switcher. Through RadioTime users have access to thousands of stations, covering music, talk, sports, and news content around the world... Read More
AT&T’s U-verse Mobile lets iPhones download, schedule shows
10
Aug
AT&T today provided a rare link between TV and mobile by launching U-verse Mobile (free, App Store) for the iPhone. The app provides remote scheduling of the IPTV service’s DVR but also opens the door to Internet viewing... Read More
AT&T’s U-verse Mobile lets iPhones download, schedule shows
10
Aug
AT&T today provided a rare link between TV and mobile by launching U-verse Mobile (free, App Store) for the iPhone. The app provides remote scheduling of the IPTV service’s DVR but also opens the door to Internet viewing. Anyone with a U300 packager or better can download at least some episodes directly over Wi-Fi and watch them locally, even when no connection is available…. ... Read More
RIM: BlackBerry censorship is Internet censorship
05
Aug
RIM co-chief Mike Lazaridis in an interview late Wednesday struck back at imminent BlackBerry service bans by drawing the entire industry into the debate. The executive argued that attempts to ban the encrypted e-mail, messaging and web were part of a larger problem with Internet control as a whole and suggested India, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and other countries were simply afraid of coping with modern communication. If it were possible to intercept BlackBerry data, it wouldn’t stop the flow, according to Lazaridis…... Read More
Google, Verizon neutrality pact to exclude wireless?
05
Aug
Google and Verizon have come into an agreement as to how network operators can manage Internet traffic, according to sources familiar with their negotiations. According to a Thursday Washington Post report, this has happened while the FCC tries to create a set of net neutrality rules that the Internet content providers and ISPs are supposed to follow. ... Read More
Connecticut investigating Amazon, Apple e-book deals
03
Aug
Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal on Monday launched an investigation into the legality of e-book deals reached by Amazon and Apple. The state is concerned that the no better price deals at the Kindle store and iBookstore may be anti-competitive as they prevent any other Internet bookseller from offering a better price. Blumenthal hopes to possibly require changes before the e-reader market gets too large and one or both companies get a majority stake…... Read More