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AT&T and Sprint Nextel launched new phones with a focus on style, quick connections and lower costs.
The hottest segment of the U.S. wireless communications market is made up of customers who prepay for their service, with that group accounting for 65% of all net new subscribers in the fourth quarter of 2009, research firm IDC said.
A strange trend has emerged that violates the more-is-better ethos of American consumer culture: Some products and services are touting limitations as desirable "features." And consumers are loving it, writes columnist Mike Elgan.
Cisco Systems introduced its next-generation Internet core router, the CRS-3, with about three times the capacity of its current platform.
Unified communications technologies haven't caught on as expected, and even though IT managers report some solid productivity benefits, rolling out such new technologies can take some salesmanship at the IT level with end users.
The iPad for Wi-Fi will be available in the U.S. on April 3, and later that month for Wi-Fi plus 3G models, Apple said today.
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