The Federal Communications Commission has approved Google’s plan to operate a database that would allow unlicensed TV broadcast spectrum to be used for wireless broadband and shared among many users. Google, which was granted commission approval on Friday, is the latest company to complete the FCC’s 45-day testing phase. Spectrum Bridge and Telcordia completed their …
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BlackBerry sold a humbling 2.7 million BlackBerry 10 devices in its fiscal first quarter. The …
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T-Mobile customers in a swarm of cities, including St. Louis and New Orleans, are about …
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