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A Green Button issue

The White House hopes consumers will embrace Green Button technology to reduce energy consumption. Read More »

Wireless advances again

The International Telecommunication Union has announced that LTE-Advanced is the new standard for wireless, but will can it be readily adopted? Read More »

Study: move to 3G and 4G would result in major job gains

3G and 4G adoption could add over 200,000 new jobs in less than a year. Read More »

Medical apps struggle on uneven path

Despite the proliferation of medical online apps, adoption of the new technology will take time. Read More »

Take music lessons without ever leaving home – really!

Learning music via video hookup has become a surprising growth industry. Read More »

Top 1 percent at it again, using half of all the world’s mobile bandwidth

A U.K. firm found that the top 1 percent of wireless users worldwide generate half the traffic -- and the percentage is growing. Read More »

The Internet of Things Is Spreading

Computer communications are now embedding themselves in industrial and home technology -- whether you want them or not. Read More »

Six Million Americans Use Mobile-only to Access the Internet

The number of Americans accessing the Internet by mobile only climbed 430,000 in 2011 to six million. Read More »

With AT&T/T-Mobile deal blocked, Verizon extends its empire

Shortly after buying wireless services from Comcast, Time Warner and Bright House, Verizon paid Cox Communications $315 million for another 20 MHZ. Read More »

Vendors responding to the Gig U Project

Multi-university plan to build out very high-speed networks is attracting dozens of vendors. Read More »

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