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Motorola's Jha Shuffles Management, Unveils Multimedia Phones

John Cipolla will replace Rob Shaddock, who had been named to head consumer products in April and who is now leaving the company

 

Apple Sued Over iPhone 3G Reception Problems

An Alabama woman alleges that the handset isn't as fast as advertised, and she's seeking class-action status to represent other customers affected by the "defective" iPhone 3G

 

Visa, Banks In Mobile Alert Pilot

Eight North American banks to participate in pilot around mobile phone alerts for Visa card transactions

 

Google Wants The Airwaves

The Free The Airwaves campaign is rallying support to open unused TV spectrum, called white space, to carry high-speed wireless Internet signals

 

Don't Cry For CDMA, It's Far From Death's Door

Wireless technology HSPA+ will end up competing with LTE and mobile WiMax, but CDMA EV-DO will continue to grow, ABI Research said

 

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 CIO Perspectives >>

“User is the King. Ultimately it is the user who will come back and inform whether a technology is benefiting the company or not.”

Shirish Gariba, CIO, Elbee Express

 

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Largest Core Banking Rollout in Indian Co-operative Banking Sector

Punjab State Co-op Bank has selected Flexcube, Oracle Database and Oracle Financial Services OnDemand to replace manual processes and enhance efficiency by maintaining customer intimacy  created over the years

 

What Linux Will Look Like In 2012

Our open source expert foresees the future of Linux: By 2012 the OS will have matured into three basic usage models. Web-based apps rule, virtualization is a breeze, and command-line hacking for basic system configuration is a thing of the past

 

Icahn Would Sell Yahoo's Search Business to Microsoft for $1 Billion

Under Icahn's plan, Microsoft also would pay billions of dollars to become the exclusive search provider on all Yahoo sites for a term of 5 years

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