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A 50-Watt Cellular Network
Solar-powered base stations can link up remote rural areas.
Finding a Parking Space Could Soon Get Easier
Networking sensors attached to taxis could ease the hunt for street parking.
Mobile Touch Screens Could Soon Feel the Pressure
A quantum switch could add pressure sensing to mobile screens.
Twitter Highlights Local Tweets
Twitter is pushing location-based tweets as user numbers reach 75 million.
Next Generation Cell Networks
New systems could improve service for those with old and new smart phones.
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Google Reveals Its New Phone
The Web giant launches an online store to distribute Android-based cell phones.
Experts Break Mobile Phone Security
A researcher has shown that attacks on a long-standing mobile phone standard are possible.
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Market Watch: Convergence Is King
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Your Next Cell Phone
A Smart Phone Built on Web Tools
It seems that every day, there are new announcements purporting to redefine how we will use our cell phones: from the latest GPS-enabled gadget for social computing, to software to make your PC a phone. But what is the real future of telephony?
A Smart Phone Built on Web Tools
Palm's new smart phone targets Web developers as well as a loyal fan base.

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