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In 2011 alone, cellphone theft accounted for 40 percent of all robberies in the United States. However, a new initiative will soon try to help lower mobile theft by opting users to "brick" their own phones.
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It has been revealed that homeless people are being recruited as a promotional gimmick to carry WiFi (MiFi) wireless devices, as they wander the streets of big cities.
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In a mysterious occurence, residents on one street in St. Charles County, Missouri have all had garage door openers stop working.
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Verizon Wireless, who has over 91 million subscribers in the U.S., had announced they would charge $2 extra if you pay online or by phone. They would be charged extra to make 'single bill payments,' starting January 15. But now they are back-tracking.
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A recent survey has concluded that mobile malware continues to rise at an accelerated rate. The smartphone operating system (OS) seeing the most malware action? Google's Android.
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Ringtones can be fun, but a feature called ringbacks is often imposed on cellphone users who don't want music to replace the ringing sound when friends call them. What's the point of this immature add-on?
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Verizon was a vocal critic of rules when the FCC adopted them in December, saying that the FCC does not have jurisdiction over broadband.
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Over 50 different Android apps were pulled out by Google from the official Android App Market after they were discovered to contain malware, highlighting the vulnerability of the mobile app's openness.
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You have far sexier items on your tech wish list than backup systems. Two new devices, from ioSafe and Clickfree, might not be sexy, but at least they make safety charming.
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In a recent international survey from comScore on mobile usage patterns, users of wireless devices in the United States still trail those of Japan and Europe - with curious differences among the regions studied.
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